Ala oka 2 days normal ga village lo days gadichipoyai thataya ammama valatho gadipesa,kani ahhhh andhani marachipolekapothuna. so next day morning amm...ma pilichi arey nana mana pakana intlo kothaga marriage aina oka family vacharu ra valaki e sweet box patukeli ivu antey sarey ani fresh aiypoi velanu bell kotanu “so I was in wonders that she is the one I meat in the bus thanani chudaganey asalu santhosham agaledu and she was in shock and asking nuventi ikada ! enduku vachav ani so joke ga mee. It was the last thing I expected to hear from Bobbi McGregor. "Well, of course. I think the last time I was in ninth grade. There was about eight of us. Four and four as I remember. It was embarrassing as hell and as exciting at the same time."She laughed. "I know. I was in seventh grade. I still remember those little stiff pricks. I'd never seen one before. I had only sisters and my Dad was quite careful to be decent at all times. I wanted to touch one but I couldn't with everyone looking. I. What have you been doing lately?" Carly asked as they walked into her room and she flopped down on her bed. "Just put your stuff down there next to mine and come over here and sit with me and talk." She added with a smile.Melanie obliged. "You know, same old same old, really." She said as she sat down next to Carly on the bed.Carly kept smiling. "Break any hearts lately?"Melanie shook her head. "No. Not really."They both were sitting Indian-style, facing each other."No boyfriend?" Carly. It took about ten minutes before the guard came in checking the carriages."We stop here sir," he said kindly, "You have to leave." Yes," I said and smiled weakly, "Have you ever not wanted to go home?"He looked at me for a second or two and then reached up for my kit bag. "Come with me sir."Obediently, I was used to taking orders, I got up and followed him down through the empty carriages to the guards van, he pulled out a bottle of Scotch and two tin mugs from a cupboard and poured out two.