“Lopale vadeleyandi uncle mee veeryani, aa vechadanani nenu feel avali” anagane speed inka penchi gattiga 3 to 4 shots lopala vadilaru. Na pooku a...tha rasaltho nindipoyindi. Ayana veeryam na sariram lo pakatam naku telusthuni. Alane moddani teeyakunda na pyna valipoyaru.Oka 10mins tarvata lechi inka idaram wash chesukovataniki bathroom ki velam. Akada okali vollu okalu kaduguthu malli na pooku loki uncle rendu velani durchi denga sagaru. ayana modda malli lechindi. Naku slow ga mood vasthundi. “First, breakfast. Bring your sketchbook. I want you to draw me.”“You want to spend our day together with me working?” I asked.“No. I want to spend time posing for you and seeing myself through your eyes. It’s one of the two things that brought us together,” Lissa said. “Well, three things if you count Melody—and I do.”Hmm. Melody, drawing, and racquetball. I had a feeling I knew what we were doing this afternoon. Kate and Wendy took me to the zoo. Melody kept me at home all day and brought. And Mrs. Pearson were bickering again.“I never said I didn’t want your parents to come for Thanksgiving. I said I didn’t want your mom to help me cook this year,” Mrs. Pearson said.“Last year was an honest mistake. You know Mom didn’t mean to do it,” Mr. Pearson said.There had to be a story here. Zoe wanted to go check on the horses, but I begged off. She just rolled her eyes at me and left me with Roc and her parents.“It wasn’t just the turkey; she tried to kill me,” she said, and then turned. Bear Claw dressed and put her moccasins on, setting all the rifles out and checking to make sure they were ready to shoot. I found a coyote den that had been attacked by a mountain lion. It was dragging off the mother of the den. I heard a sound and looked to see one pup was still alive.I picked up the pup and carried it back to camp to ask Bear Claw what to do. Bear Claw said that it would die soon unless we took care of it. I said we could try and see if it would live. We got back into bed.