Ledu ani conform chesukuni. Vaadini kogilinchukuni vaadi pirralapi chetulu vesi mellaga vaadi modda paiki chetulu ponichindi, aaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhh...��……………….Emaindi naveen ani adigindi alane kavitha na moddanu pattuko antu ooofffffff….. ante vadini bed paina padukomani vaadi thodala madyalo daani mukam pettindi. Amma na pellam vaadi mooddaku flat ayina tuundi. Daani panty tadisindi. Vaadi moddanu na pallamu chekutundi. Vadi pichchakayalni (balls) nu kooda cheekutundi. Aaaaassssssssssss…….. " Tsk, tsk, tsk. Language, Mother." Forget it, Christina. Like Vicky said, there's a right word for every sentence and that was the right one here." I think these folks have the right idea," I said. We have a lot of books here and the main thing is to teach the young how to read. If something else comes up, either in life or in their reading, then's the time to teach it. Part of the problem with education was that a lot of it didn't have much if anything to do with real life. Letting someone. "Hell, I let you suck on my fingers for the last 45 minutes without saying a word, giving you plenty of opportunity to recognize what you were doing and to apologize for being so fucking selfish, for leading me on if this isn't what you wanted to come of it. You just don't know when to stop. So now I want you to understand that the world doesn't revolve around you, and if you're gonna do these things, then it's time you learn that there's no such thing as a free lunch. Now you have to pay for. In the silence where each were consumed by their own thoughts, Di finally cleared her throat."You asked about Tammy. She's part of the reason we're here," Di said as Gerald looked up with a puzzled expression. His face reflected his surprise and then outrage as Di filled him in on the events that led to their arrival. When he heard that Tammy had taken over the family business his eyes narrowed, and at the end he looked at Jason with a nod."You love my girl," Gerald said. It was a statement,.