Rituvin pundai sudaga irunthathu naan athil enathu sunniyai viitu oothukondu irunthen. Priya enathu sunniyai pidithu velliye eduthu meendum uumba aara...bithaal naan avalin thalaiyai pidithu konden pinbu aval athai muzhumaiyaga vizhungi umbinaal.Rituvuku kanju varuvathu poondu irunthathal aval priya vaaiyil irunthu sunniyai velliye eduthu avalin pundaikul vittukondaal. Naan avalin unarchigalai purinthu kondu avalin pundain adi varai nandraga enathu sunniayi araki ulle nuzhaithu vegamaga ooka. Tai pull your chute now! Why? Tai thought to himself. What was the point of going on? What was he meant to do? Was he supposed to put on a suit and spend his days typing at a desk? How would that change the world? A life without importance was a life without meaning. He could think of no reason to pull his chute. This way he would be remembered. Tai please! Kayla yelled. Tai snapped back into reality. He pulled the chute and felt it jerk him. The ground came up faster and faster. He felt fear. Pulling into the drive, Leah eagerly clambered out of the car and up to the front door. Greeted by someone already putting a red cup in her hand, she figured if they night progressed like this, she'd have a good time. Music was blaring and people were already dancing. Quite a few folk were already drunk and the odd couple or two were making out in the corners. A college party at it's finest, basically. Stephanie had already met up with her own boyfriend, leaving Leah to scout around on her own. My friend Anna had an older brother who could get us alcohol. The night before he brought 5 cases over, Two cases of Natural (he insisted it for the newer drinkers) 2 cases of Yeungling and a case of Miller light. On top of that he brought over a bottle of vodka and Canadian whisky, and two Lemonades and two Cranberry Juices. I thanked him so much, I mean he hooked us up. So Anna, my friend john and I started setting up. We were the experienced drinkers of the group coming over. We set up a.