’ ‘Oh,’ said Zoa, studying the strange reading table. There was soft pens and piles of white sheet to one side on the table, and a large glass b...x on the other. ‘Gold sheets are for records, white sheets are for notes,’ chuckled the librarian and pulled out the chair. ‘Please be seated.’ Zoa seated herself. The librarian fetched a flat plate from the bottom of a shelf, wiped the already perfectly clean plate on both sides with a thin white towel, and inspected the towel. ‘The fight against dust. I’ve appraised head office on the circumstances and until we’re told otherwise, we leave her there and just watch. Watch and wait. Understand?’ * John listened to his Solicitor as they drove along, ‘I can point you in the direction of a friend who will lease you a caravan you can live in while we get the insurance sorted on the farm.’ Grunting, John looked out at the buildings and people as they moved along in the early morning rush hour. ‘You can give him a call, and go and tow the mobile home. ) ka rehne wala hu mere ghar mai hum sirf 4 log rahte hai mai meri mummy,papa aur behen chaliye ab mai apni story ki shuruat krta hu ye bahut pahle ki baat hai jab mai class 12th mai padhta tha hamare ghar mai ek naukrani kaam krti thi jiska naam rajni tha uski age 32 saal ki Aur wo deknhe mai ek dam kamsin thi dosto usko dekhte hi mera lund khada hojata tha ek dum se uska figure 35-30-35 tha wo dekhne mai gori aur uske baal lambe the the wo bahut hi kamukh lagti thi mann toh krta tha ki usse. "They each said it, so no one was sure who said it this time.He was only 26. 4 years. That was a long time. He was such a kid."If it's a routine training exercise, how come someone can die?' Jim asked sarcastically. "How routine can it be for god sakes?" It's the military. So you never know what the whole story is. Sure it was routine. It was their routine conquering of a third world nation." Ray answered back with a sneer."He's dead" It was all Luke could think to say. How short a life was it.