Me: kiti diwasa n pasun sur ahe he sagala, nalayaka kaku ahe me tujhiAnish: parat nahi karanar please kaka la nako sangus. me: mala tujha tond pan pah...yacha nahiye ja ikadun thode diwas asach suru hota me tyachashi bolat navate ajibaat pan amala tyachi daya yayala lagali me vichar kela jhala sael chukun mhanun me sodun dila ani ek diwasTyachashi bolayala suru kela now he was also happy pan ata amhi purvi peksha jasti friendly hou lagalo hot ek diwas asach me dupari sofyawar padun tv pahat hote. Worth Centennial Casa Manana, and his 1937 Cleveland Aquacade had lifted his star to the heights. Now he wished to put it in permanent orbit.Yet he was not chosen at first to have a part in the New York Fair. When he learned there was to be a 10,000 seat amphitheatre to be filled with some sort of show, he knew the logical answer was a new aquacade, better than Cleveland's. But first he had to win the job of Director of Entertainment from Grover Whelan, the Fair's decision-maker. He hustled in. Some might even say it was too striking. Her makeup wasmore like what someone would wear at a club. Her eyeshadow was just abit too heavy, the blush on her cheeks just a bit too bold. Her lipswere outlined just a little too large and colored a stunning dark red.This morning, she had spent the time carefully gluing on eyelashes thatwere long, full, and thick. It wasn't enough to get her anydisciplinary action. Still, it did help fuel inconvenient rumors thatsex rather than merit earned her. They had left a phone number for when she came in, Ray told Eve.Ray said he had traced the number with the help of a friend with the phone company.The phone number belonged to Vernon Leslie an ex-con with a record of being arrested for murder. Each time he had been arrested he had six or eight witnesses to swear he was miles away from the murder scene.Ray told Eve that he was certain the job she had intended those bastards to do was to kill him so she could collect on his million dollar life.