I told her to stop doing it because it was not right. I told her that I loved her and no matter what I will never leave her, she used to agree when I ...was saying all that but behaved the same way afterwards. We had small fights but still managed to keep our relationship going.I don’t know what happened to her she said it was not working out properly and we have to break up I was shocked and tried to talk her out but she wouldn’t listen I went to her house when her parents were not home and tried. . how hard to you shake it?"She shook the aileron hard. there was a slight resistance."It's hard to shake." That's because there's an elasticized cord that's holding the wheel stationary and the brake pedals up." Oh. Why is that?" The cords keep the surfaces from moving when the wind blows down here." Ok." Sorta push the aileron from side to side."She did, "It moves a little. But you said it should ... so it doesn't bind." You're not as dumb as you act," he said. "I've noticed your English. "Could be worse, I suppose." she said and leaned toward me. We chatted, and laughed. Her hand touched my knee a fair few times, with electrifying and enlarging effect.The passenger next to me (an older lady) got up and moved off through the carriage, and the girl shifted across to sit next to me. I could smell her perfume, and her warm breath wafted against my cheek. We continued to chat, but now her hand was resting on my thigh. Wafting ever so gently back and forth, almost carelessly. She. The ring was exquisite! Picking it up, I placed it on Anna’s finger with a soft kiss. It was a little large on Anna’s finger. Mr. Greenburg carefully measured Anna’s finger and told her he would resize it to fit and it would be ready by lunchtime.We spent the next thirty minutes discussing designs for wedding rings, as well as signet rings I wanted made for Anna and me. The wedding rings took up most of that time, as Anna and Mr. Greenburg made drawings of what Anna described.The signet rings.