"I did not greet you properly yet."The greeting lasted two minutes. It left them breathless and Tammy with a deep blush."Are you guys okay again?" Tam...my asked as they walked down the street to the coffee shop."Yes, no worries. She was just a bit scared because she did not know what this man told me last month, you know, that there is no evidence to tie me to anything here."Tammy nodded wisely. "You should have told her." Don't I know this now!"When they returned to Josie's office a little over. Naku tana meeda em feelings levu but thanu chala beautiful ga undi after marriage.Oka 1 week varaku nenu work lo busy ga unna so oka roju morning ma vadina message chesindi good morning ani so nenu kuda very good morning ani reply ichanu taravtha office ki time avthundi ani chepi emi matladaledu.Evening ochaka ma vadina message undi phone em chesthunav maridhi garu ani koncham odd anipinchindi because ma vadina apudu ala pilavaledhu so nenu kuda emi ledu epudu office nunchi ochanu vadina garu. As the moon emerged from behind a cloud and cast a pale radiance upon the beach, her heart leapt. Yes, there was a ship! A rather small one, but it was real."We may just make the escape that Mandas never intended us to make!" Gedric boomed. The confidence in his voice helped lift Amanda's spirits and made it easier to push through the blistering pain of her feet.The beach seemed to rise to meet them as they scrambled down the last of the slope, so steep as to be one-way. Gedric caught her arm. ‘Hi. Can you stay there for five minutes?’ ‘Sure.’ ‘I’m sending some letters instructing the bank to not process any transactions without your express permission. Sign them and leave them with Tony.’ ‘Will do.’ She left the bank after signing the letters wondering what the rest of her stops would bring. She soon found that whoever was behind this had been very busy as her as the other bank where she had an account, stock broker and real estate who managed her rental properties, had all received.