..The whistle of the kettle made me jump back to reality. Pouring the hot water into yet another cup of crap instant coffee I sighed - I had a day of ...ork ahead of me, I couldn't be worrying about this right now.Trudging back up the stairs, coffee in hand, I started to plan out the day: I had to work for a few hours, had a meeting in the afternoon, and I wanted to hit the gym before Sammy got home. Settling down at my desk, I glanced idly out of the window. It was a genuinely beautiful day- the. Subram ga undali aa place thelusa. Tala uupanu..sare paduko antu poothu poothu rooju nannu theduthu..den… Padukoovadameena nee pani…navvuthu vaakili vesuko antu velli pooyende.kontha seepatiki therukonna.emiti mammy annadi… Kopam leeda.. Neenu theduthunnanu ani thanaku thelesinte naa bullini nalupukoovadam thaanu chusenda…. thaanu eppati nunde edi gamanesthondo…..ammo…father ku chepputhundaa… pariparivedamula aalochanala tho late ga padukonna. Thellare kooda leeva leedu.. Mammy chethitho. ’ The banter could have gone on but I was keen to get the boys into the showers and away from the distraction of Amy. We may have all served in the military at one time, the common denominator that qualified us to work for Amy’s father as his close protection team, and even though I was their immediate boss, the discipline within our team wasn’t as rigid as it would have been if we were still serving in Her Majesty’s Armed Forces. Out in the civilian sector, in the niche we now occupied, the. ‘I can’t fast dance. I-I’m a real klutz.’ Jody was surprised to see him hesitate. He’d always seemed so self-assured before. It was a side of him she liked seeing. ‘Just jump around in time to the music,’ she said, smiling, ‘That’s all anybody else does.’ Milt did get up and dance. He mustn’t have looked too outrageous. At least nobody seemed to be staring at him. Of course, he was so busy staring at Jody he probably wouldn’t have noticed anyone staring at him anyhow. She was, he thought,.