Why we do that?”Liu Wei’s question was met with blank looks. “Isn’t it obvious?” one of the girls asked.“Maybe, after last night,” Liu W...i responded with a sneer directed towards Fara. “If so – quick lesson; we all go shopping in Oxford Street! I think it’s more difficult than that. Remember: thought makes good deeds.”All the girls except Fara laughed. “All right, how about to keep them in one place?” one of the girls volunteered. “I mean, if you wanted to make sure they stay somewhere, then. "Begum Suleiman, would you like some tea or..." Chachi said."Call me Abida," Abida said smiling, "A cup of tea would be perfect."Chachi brought tea and cookies. For ten minutes Abida sipped her tea and ate a couple of cookies without saying a word."I think it is time we come to the purpose of my visit," Abida said."Of course but why did you bother to come? One telephone call and we would have come to you," chachi said."No it is better so," Abida said and looking them straight in the eyes,. Ame edustondi. ippudu next step annanu . ok andi ippuu naaku shaving cheyale ani cheppanu ame sare antu shaving set tisukoni vacchindi. modata na sanka annanu , sare ani ame neelu tisukoni sankaku pooyadaniki vellindi. appusu agave lanja naaku neelu antistava annanu ? appudu ame mare emcheyyale andi . appudu nee naluka tone cheyyi annanu . ame loloni santosha padutu taanu naluka toni na sanka anta nakindi . appudu pichhiga na sanka ayyina taruvata racer to clean chesindi. elage na atulu kuda. I wanted terribly not to cry... it seems that wanting and having are light years apart as I broke down into big ragged sobs. They were all quiet, wondering what I had done to get Dad so mad, then what I'd done to take the gale out of his sails so quickly. I asked everybody but Jenny to leave. I told them I'd be OK, and that I'd get dressed and be coming down in just a moment. I asked Jenny if she has noticed anything out of the ordinary about me over the last few months. She said that there was.