"I think I'd like to stay in the midwest." She answered. "Reese and Carol want me to move out there, but Vegas just isn't my style." "I hear you." I m...sed. "Been in this area my whole life." "Anywhere else just seems...weird." "I know my medical group is always looking for PTs, I could put in a good word." "Really!" She chirped. "That would be great." "I'd still be close to Chicago, but..." What?" I prodded. "You might never get rid of me." She grinned wickedly. "A chance I'm willing to take.". Bhabhi – Sun tu mujhe bhabhi mat bol. Mere naam se bula. Main bhi tujhe Rahul bulaungi.Main – Theek hai Shilpa. Aaj tujhe aisa chodunga ki tu jindagi bhar yaad rakhegi.Bhabhi – Haan Rahul mujhe apni randi bana le. Bas ab sehen nahi hota, jaldi daal ander.Main – Haan randi ruk abhi tujhe dikhata hun.Maine Shilpa ko bed ke kone pe litaya aur dono tange khol di. Ab maine apna ling uski choot pe ragadna shuru kar diya. Shilpa se raha nahi ja raha tha. “Ghussa de kutte, Rahul sale kitna tadpaega. John-Easton wants to talk to you. God knows what interests he has in online media, but make sure you check back with me with whatever he has to say." Of course, Ian," said Alex, who couldn't help wondering whether this meeting had anything to do with his occasional late-night meetings with Zara. They were infrequent, unannounced and, thankfully, never resolved in a way that Isobel could use as evidence for divorce. As Alex's face was the only one Zara recognised in the office, he was her. The first two numbers sounded very traditional in a church choir sense but the third one exploded into a real electric rock number. Sonika Jharm had employed the services of some of the church’s very talented musicians ... guitarists and drummers and a keyboardist ... and the result was fantastic. Everyone in the audience could be seen clapping and bouncing around in their chairs like it was the opening number for a rock concert. All the choir members could see this going on and it filled them.