. Tyanchaa manukyanaa mi chimti dharun cholu laglo“Aaigaa jaraa halu col naa dukhtay ree ” thik ahe ataa mi tuzi zali ahe hav tasa zav hav tithe z...v ani hav tithe tuzaa ha lavdaa mazaa havyaa tya bhokat khaal mi nahi tulaa adavnaar.. Asaaamhant kau punhaa mazaa lavdya sobat khelu lagluaa tuala gonjaru laglya.. Mi pan kakuna kiss karu laglo tyanchyaaKaku pan mala kiss karat hotya ni mazaa lavdaa pan halvat hotya.. Mi ataa kakunaa kiss karat karat tyanchyaa ball var pohachalo ani tyancha shi kelu. Outside was a set of benches where people could buy ice creams and sit and watch the boats going into the harbor. Sitting on one of the benches was the woman I had seen get out of the Bentley. What stunned me was I recognized her! I couldn't believe what I was seeing at first and wouldn't believe what my eyes were telling me but the more I stared at her the more I came to believe it. It was Emma Watson.She saw me standing there like a right idiot and I felt compelled to acknowledge her. I. ” “Do you want me to pull this car over again?” Jimmy asked, but he was smiling this time. “I’ll beat your hillbilly ass Jim-bo.” “That’s it, you little bookworm son of a bitch. You’re a dead man.” They were both grinning now. Let’s go camping.” It was Todd. The other two had forgotten about him, which was more the rule than the exception, and when he spoke it startled them. “Cut the shit Todd,” Jimmy said. “Seriously, we can go camping. Save some money, it’s cheap,” Todd said. Jimmy pulled. “Yes. They were very kind and have allowed me to continue with them.” I didn’t even look at Jona; I knew he suspected something else, suspected there was still more, but that it had nothing to do with my father.Then he started. He did indeed have much more to tell. He talked well into the night and Tupac asked many questions about the general happenings. I tended to ask more details about my father. I was intrigue that he was apparently still alive and still creating havoc with the slave.