Monna night vachindi nuvenaaaa ne chelli anukunnanu ananu apudu nenaaa nenu Emi raledhe anadii monna Anthe malli mind dengindii apatiki dani boobs med... chethulu vesi pisukuthunnanu Ade emoo hmmmm gattigaaa nokku Ra andhi dani samadhanam vinni apave ne dramalu ani ananu Adi emo noru muyaaa Ra inka abadalu chepavalisina panni nti ani anadi Adi correct ega ani alochisthunanu nenu emo evaru Mari ani alochistundaga inka alochinchindi chalu inka denguthava ani chala romantic Ga adigindi sare ani. I never thought about how as Miss Millie might be her, but now that I do think about it, I reckon she could be my wife!" What?" Boots' cry caused people to jump.Dusty showed surprisingly white teeth in his tanned face. "I guess we'll just have to send a telegraph back east and have them shed some light on this issue, before either of us can make a claim," he said.Black's grimace made it plain that things weren't going the way he had planned. He lifted the hand holding the rifle."I ain't here to. She says she gets a sort ofhunger in her girly place."It was Dorie Lou's turn to go red with embarrassment but Jane Bensonsmiled inwardly. She knew exactly the sort of girly needs that Dorie Loufelt. Indeed, Jane often felt the need herself but she had always beenutterly discreet in fulfilling that need. Neither Dorie Lou nor Simone had the faintest idea that Jane Bensonoccasionally went 'out on the tiles' searching for satisfaction like ashe cat in season. The only difference between Jane. ." I muttered. This wasn't good at all. "I thought maybe I couldhelp people." I was clearly in big trouble now and just hoped maybe Icould reason with her."Well it was very naive of you, dumbass." She scowled. "Do you reallythink people put a lot of thought into their idle wishes? Of coursenot. Everyone wishes for their basest instincts and desires to befulfilled, but don't think of the consequences."Wow. Jane was really eloquent. Not that she was stupid or anything, butI hadn't known she had.