He had learned her secret and he had left her. There was no other possible explanation. She panicked. She ran to the phone and dialed his cell. She ha... to stop him. She had to get him back. He couldn't just leave her. She had to explain -- try to make him understand.The phone rang and finally she heard his voice. It was his voice mail."Brent, it's me. Please call. I need to explain. Please, Brent. You can't leave me. Please talk to me and let me explain. You need to understand. It was just a. I can smell the candy when the wrapper is removed. Cherry! Cherryflavor dominates my senses and brings me back to cherry-flavored suckersas a child. They were so innocent then. Candy was just candy. Therewas no hidden purpose or depraved agenda. You sucked on a lollipop toenjoy the flavor. A cherry lollipop is nostalgia on a stick. Theybring you back to a simpler time when you didn't have to worry aboutturning into a monster when sucking on one. Not anymore. Now a piece ofgum can. Edi jarigi oka 2 years avuthundi and apudu memu casualga friends and roju college lo matladukutu friends ga undevalamu and algae edaramu roju call chesukoni matladukuntamu and inka time dorikithe chatting and nite calling ala rojulu gadachipoyayee and naku first tana medha emi korikalu levu oka roju tanu chala admamuga ready iyee vachindi collegeki and apudu chusanu tana adani abhoo super a silky hair and skin color superb and aroju anukokunda tanani touch iyanu and tanu nathoo matladuthunte. Adam took a swim, and out of the corner of my eye, every now and then, I caught a glimpse of him swim past us before turning and swimming back.It wasn’t long, especially with the heat of the day, before Jonathan and I had stripped to our shorts and bikini and just relaxed in the sun. I almost fell asleep, and if it wasn’t for the splashing in the water, I think I would have.I pulled my sun lounger up a little and rested my back on it; to get a better look at Adam in the water. He was directly.