Evabe komorta naranor fole amar mota dhonta onar guder du diker chamrai valomoto ghosha kheye vetore dhuke jacchilo. Rina aunty arame aaahhh aaahhhh k...re uthlo. Ami ebare besh joreshore ekta thaap mere dhonta purota rinar gude dhukiye dilam. Rina chokh bondho kore fello aar “uuuhhhhh” kore uthlo. Amar dhonta ekebare gora porjonto maagir gude dhukiye theshe dhore rakhlam. Jore theshe dhore amar komorta charidike narate laglam. Rina ete aro uttejito hoye giye bollo, “aaaahhhh uuufffff ki leora. ’ ‘See anything you like?’ She laughed, ‘I never really got a look at one before, you know? And I didn’t think you’d mind.’ ‘No, not at all. Carry on, just forget I’m in the room.’ I struggled up to rest my weight on my shoulders and now we both were looking at my sleeping prince. Amy looked up and smiled. ‘It’s kind of silly looking isn’t it?’ She spoke slowly and turned her head sideways like she was studying modern art. I looked at the dark patch of hair with the little sausage flopped. .." Remarked his red headed friend, looking thoroughly put out. "No...She's right." Kaylens voice was oddly strained, her brow creased with concern as she continued examining Dean. "If I create a distraction one of us should be able to make it back to the school, Death Eaters or not."Everyone, with the exception of Luna, looked at her oddly. "What do you mean by distraction?" Neville asked warily."I mean I go out, drawing their attention away from those of you going into the woods." She. He was disappointed to learn, however, she never went out during the day. She had a night job, she rarely got out of bed before eight p.m. and was in bed by no later than seven a.m. the next morning.He didn't want to believe what his gut had been telling him, but after being with her for a month, he just knew. She'd never said anything to him about her lifestyle and he'd also noticed she'd rarely eat. He'd never seen her fangs, nor had she ever fed from him, but he was convinced she was a.