Sudden ga aunty room nundi bayatiki ocharu,nenu chesedhi chusesaru.Nenu ventane alert avalekapoyanu.Aunty chusi em chesthunnav ani adigaru.Sorry aunty...thappu ayipoyindi ,inkeppudu ila cheyanu ani antunna.Pant inka sarigga vesukoledhu,chethi tho modda ni cover chesukuntunna.Aunty nannu sudden ga ala chuse sariki mood poyi bhayam vesi modda down ayipoyindi. Aunty daggariki ochi nvu ilantivadivi anukoledhu, chala manchivadivi anukunnanu annaru.Nenu sry aunty inkeppudu cheyanu,thappu ayipoyindi ani. You are very gifted. You really ought to try and get them published."She brushed aside his attempted reply. "Those two: his patient love and her fear that she was still not fit for him. It was really moving. As for the last! Oh, Andrew I loved it especially the subsidiary love affair." Thanks, Katherine. That really means a lot. The last one was based on fact although I didn't use their real names but the subsidiary love affair was fiction." Wasn't that a bit chancy?" Yes but it was a story. Sandra nodded. She also noticed that it was securely bolted on thisside.Archie took an instant dislike to the overly-confident, arrogant youngman with the French-cut hairstyle, classic good looks and deep blueeyes. Robert flopped down in an overstuffed armchair and looked at thetwo police officers like they were dogshit stuck to his shoe.Archie decided to knock the wind out of his sails.He walked over and dropped the forensic photographs in Robert's lap.Robert turned one over and his arrogance. Alicia managed to stand, her whole body stiff and sore from sleeping so long. How long, she didn’t know. From the light streaming into the wagon earlier, she knew it must be at least the next day. She winced when her captor grabbed her hand to lead her out of the wagon. Blind, she had no choice but to accept his touch. Once down off the wagon and away from the road, she felt tall grasses brushing against her skirts. She quietly prayed that it would hide her as she answered nature’s call. “Go on.