.jo kabhi solw ho na ho pata nai but ap itni achi dikhti he stylit bhi he ache ghar se bhi he or paise vale bhi he to apko kya dukh he jo ap itna ro r...ahi thi or muje kisi ki dukh me help karna acha lagta he agar koi muje dil se apna mane to kyu ke me bhi apne kuch dukh sher karsakta hoo or kuch dosti ho to mera man bhi alka ho .Usne thodi hasi me kaha apko bhala kya dukh he ..mene kaha acha pahele apna dukh chod or mera sunne ka irada he ..acha kahiye apko kya prob..he ap kyu ro rahi thi .usne. "You're a male. I should expect this from you." Look," I said, a little more loudly than I should have, most likely. "I really am sorry your feelings are hurt. I can't help looking, but I'll try not to from now on, okay? I really will." Feelings got hurt," she muttered, looking at the screen again. "Like he has any idea."I realized she was talking to the monitor, and just kept quiet as she found August."Now page down slowly, like you did before," I said. "You're looking for the same picture."It. It's a bad habit, and I just don't want you to pick it up when I have to be around to hear of it." Ashley slugged me on the arm hard enough to hurt. "I'll get you!" she forewarned as she stormed up the stairs.I couldn't quite place the face, but maybe that was because it was pressed against mine. Sight wasn't exactly the sense that was my major concern at the moment.I was concentrating on the set of full soft lips making mirror motions on mine. God, what a kiss! What a kisser! The hint of hard. . the spell that sent me here.It wasn't exactly the spell, I could see where Sop'ha had gone wrong, two words mispronounced and the hand gesture was backwards. The spell was to send a body away from the caster, as a defence spell, but the way Sop'ha had spoken it forced my spirit away from my body and into the void. But how had she found the spell? Why did she use it?I became so distraught that the library dissolved from me and I was left to myself. I had nobody to turn to, nobody? I felt.