Nirbacito Prabanda E-Book

Philip Davies

• Herausgeber: BookRix
• Kategorie: Gesellschafts- und Liebesromane
• Sprache: Englisch

Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2022

Beschreibung

Nirbacito Prabanda is an essay book. Each page of this book is decorated with remarkable essays on important and instructive topics. A PHT-PUB Creation.

Leseprobe

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Nirbacito Prabanda

Nirbacito Prabanda is an essay book. Each page of this book is decorated with remarkable essays on important and instructive topics. A PHT-PUB Creation.BookRix GmbH & Co. KG81371 Munich

Nirbacito Prabanda

Nirbacito Prabanda

is a educational book.

Biyer Upohar

For a long time, Jack Bradley had promised Bhishma that he would never marry. He used to proudly say to his relatives and friends that he would live a carefree bachelor life forever. Then suddenly announced one day, very soon he is going to end his bachelorhood and get married!

Actually it happened suddenly. On a sunny summer's day Jack Broadley was lying on the beach watching the bathing women come and go. His eyes were locked on a pair of tender, plump feet walking past him. Powdery sand sticking to the soles of the feet. How the sun shines on the mica pieces mixed in the sand. Looking up, the full figure of the woman with legs came into view; A young woman wrapped in a soft silk bathrobe, trying to save the bathrobe from the sea breeze with both hands, wet golden hair covering her cheeks, cheeks turned red pink in the heat of the sun, red lips like a half-dropped rose bud, a simple smile blooming on her lips. Jack's heart skipped a beat, for the first time he felt more than just a biological attraction to a woman, he felt love. He fell deeply in love for the first time in his life. The girl's name is Breth Lennis.

Without wasting time, Jack got to know Breth's family, and went out of his way to impress them. Every time he caught a glimpse of Breth on the beach in the distance, Jack's hairs tingled, hot blood rushing wildly through his veins. But he that cometh near to the breath, He no longer finds the words, but loses them; Even the Chitma Shakti seems to disappear. As if his heart forgot to beat, innumerable chirping sounds were ringing in his ears. Mind goes to unknown direction!