Naa modaa malli lechindi. Auntyki chala anandam kaligindi. Malli dengara nannu andi. Nenu malli dengatam modalu pettanu. Thani Ummmmmmm aahahahhaa ooo...ooooo antu mulugutundi. Kasepu alage denganu. Tharuvatha auty na paina vachi na moddani tana pookulo pettukoni ippudu choodara antu na meeda kurchoni dengukuntondi. Nenu tana sallu pattukoni pisukutunnanu. Aunty gattiga arustundi. Rasalu bed paina karutunnayi. Taruvata tanu lechi mancham digi naaku yeduruga bed pattukuni vangi rara nannu. By this point too much afraid of her attacker to resist him further, the young woman, her arms secured by tape behind her back, her blonde hair falling over her shoulders, dutifully began lowering herself until she felt the smooth leather knob press again her femininity. His words about disfigurement had struck a chord. She knew she was in a helpless situation. She knew she had to start doing what she was told if she were to come out of this situation intact. So now, trembling, she was. And you certainly didn't seem too concerned about me last night, when we saw you in the lobby." Where were you last night? I waited up for you until I fell asleep. When did you see me in the lobby?" We saw you as you were coming into the hotel, and you didn't even acknowledge me. You didn't say hello or good bye or anything. Why do you care where I stayed last night?" Her voice became a bit sharper.Terry, on the other hand, was clueless. He continued his interrogation of his wife, which was. This motel was a strange place to interview for a lawyer. A can of pepper spray dangled from her wrist. It would be easy enough to bring it to bear, but the local statutes of this town had absolutely no tolerance for concealed weapons, even if the weilder had a state license."You won't be needing that." said the woman seated at the room's small table. A younger clone of the woman closed the door behind Connie. "I'm Li Hua, that is my daughter, Li Hsu. Come." I hope you understand, I was sort of.