Ennai katti pidithu kondu paduthaargal, avargal kaalai thuki en sunni meethu vaithaagal. Haaaaaaaaaaaa en sunniyil ippohzuthe vinthu vanthu vidum pola...irunthathu.Chithi kaiyai marbil irunthu porumaiyaaga nagarthi vanthu en sunniyil vaithaal. Kaiyai jattikul vitu sunniyai veliyil eduthaal, haaaaaaaaaaaaaaa sugathil ennal ondrum seiya mudiya villai.Chithi en porvaikul pugunthu en sunniyai vaaiyil vaithu sappinaal, sirithu neram thaan oombi irupaal. Atharkul enaku thanga mudiyatha sugam thalaiku. “Tanya Ivanovna, would you be OK with this?” Colonel Anisimova asked. “Assuming, of course, that Stephen Rayevich is OK with it?”“May we speak privately, Stepa?” Tanya asked.We walked to the other end of the basement, and stepped into one of the guest rooms.“What do you think?” Tanya asked.“I think it’s OK. Tomorrow I’m supposed to be in class, but I arranged with my professors to skip. I have no assignments due and no tests. But I’m leaving it up to you. She’s quite the pistol.”“Pistol?”“Wild. She's invited me..." Kip stammered."Kip, I don't care what two people do on their own time. Just remember, you two will be working closely together for the next few weeks," I said smiling.He looked at me, hesitating, as if trying to decide if I was for real. So I quickly scanned him. He was actually debating on whether to ask me about her favorite fantasy that I had mentioned in teasing Penny the other day. Finally, he decided to pass on it. Maybe when he got to know both of us better, he. No,’ the voice pleaded from behind him. Underneath the words, Brian could hear a desperation borne of both panic and pain. But even the plea brought no satisfaction to him. He wanted to leave the cold apartment and forget that he had ever been there. The ghosts that haunted every day of his life could never be forgotten. ‘No?’ Brian repeated, hearing a coldness harden his voice, an echoing rage that had been waiting for this moment for nearly fifteen years. ‘How many times did I say that? How.