Nenu ventane okkasari mi guddha nakalani undi aunty annanu, chi adenti ra evaraina ala chesthara ani adigaru. Naku foreign sex ante istam ani, blue fi...ms ekkuva chusthanu vallala cheyalani undi annanu..Sare niku istam ochinattu chey but nannu satisfy chey annaru.Ventanu aunty ni venakaki thippi nighty yetthi guddha ni chusanu..Abba em undhi thelusa. Solid ga, peddhaga thellani pirralu.Vatini atu itu lagithe nallaga ,light red color lo guddha kannam.Ventane akkada vasana chusthu nalika petti. “Get behind us, you daft woman! Rushing in there is only going to get you killed.”I shook him off and pressed forward to the sound of dwarven cursing and the clattering of shields rapidly snapping into position behind me. I ignored it, racing around the last couple of twists, eagerly looking for my husband and my friends ahead of me.I hesitated only for a moment when I finally came upon them. Alistair and a couple of Legionnaires were holding off a large group of darkspawn, primarily hurlocks. "I have to admit," I say, "I've wanted to do that since we met, too." "And how was it?" You ask. "Nice," I say. And then on reflection, "Really nice. Amazing." "It's good to hear that," you say smiling. There's a tone of sincerity in your voice. "I don't hear it enough. Sometimes... I just need to be reminded." "Jesus," I swear. "If I was your husband, I'd never let you forget." "No," you say. "I mean he's great when he's around. It's just that he goes away for such long times... It's just. "I won't hold it against you. I'll even help you convince Melinda that youshould go home. You have class in the morning, right?"I nodded dumbly.He stared at me for a moment before his grin returned and he spoke, a bitmore nervous than before. "I...kind of need an answer, Ione."I was surprised to realize he hadn't done anything for those long, silentmoments that we stared into each other's eyes. He wasn't pushing me orforcing himself on me. I was also surprised to hear an edge of worry in.