Wahi niche utarti wo Malai si safed soft gardan. Mann Kiya wahi Sabse pehle chumu. Wahi Kuch inch neeche Maine dekha, bade boobs ke liye choti padti d...ess me ekdum halki si cleavage dikh rahi thi. Shayad Kuch alag hi rukh tha us din. Keher tha dosto keher” Mai in khayalo me duba hi Tha, ki bus ne achanak brake mari. Itni keemti cheez le ja rahi hai, toll tax to banta hai boss. Dhyan is se hata to dekha aunty komal hatho me goosebumps aa rahe the. Unke hoth halke se Hil rahe the. Kya kudrat ka. I’d invite you, but they don’t give us tickets and it has been sold out for weeks.”I smiled back. “If I make it through the door, should I bring you flowers?” I asked.She blushed again and slapped my hand. “Don’t tease me. I’m sure you have something better to do than bring flowers to a first-time soloist. Besides, I told you it was sold out.”She looked at her watch again and then gave me a small smile.“Would you think poorly of me, if I asked to take a picture with you? My sister will never. I will call to stay even more in touch, until tomorrow!” – I tried to say in a serious voice, though we both laughed, considering our separating walls are literally in contact. We then each turned and walked towards our doors. His keys opened and shut the door behind him about as fast as I managed to get inside my friend’s apartment. I took my jacket off and placed on the hanger, then my shoes pushing them out of the way, stopping in front of a long mirror. I then saw my face totally. The man's gun and gun belt were missing and his pockets were turned inside-out. There were boot tracks around the body, but they were indistinct in the sand.Josh bent over to examine them more closely just as a shot rang out. The bullet clipped his hat as it sped by. Josh jumped to one side and rolled against some brush, pulling a pistol as he did so. He looked around and thought he saw some smoke to his right. After worming his way farther into the brush, Josh looked more carefully at the.