t on any imaginary point. Her delicate lips that looked like red petals, opened for a while. It seemed she wanted to say something, but ther

ding there, merrily looking at Julia. Julia greeted her with a warm smile and quickly ran to

meet you, darling." Juli

. "I was willing to see y

." Julia said a

aby, am I right?" Jasmine

me to handle the situation." said Julia and took her to the bed. Both of them

beautiful fine pillows that were arranged on the bed. Jasmine moved furt

Jasmine said. "Feel

at have you decided, Jasmine? Do you fi

a name of a tree or a pe

tter what I mean to say. He loves you so much. I'v

"You mean if anybody keeps an eye on me then he love

cify her. "Frazer, my fiancé, kn

say?" Jasmine questioned he

ious during a war. He has a soft corner for you in his heart. He loves you, Jasmine. Believe

what to say. Although, there was no one whom she love

mine's shoulder and said,

nswered wit

r and a member of the royal family. What

ays that I hate him?" Ja

" Julia inquired. Her eyes

y smiled and said, "I'll t

ulia remarked and again embr

Almost all the shops were full with customers – some busy in looking at things,

re and stopped near a barber's shop. He dismounted from the

ack!" the barbe

son?" the dwarf said,

ll, thanks

Thanks." sa

do you?"the ba

not too short...

l. Uncle Jack was looking himself in the mirror, making strange faces – sometimes pulling his n

strange and funny that it attracted the attention of the people

engrossed in talking, nearly unaware of the environment the donkey had made with his stupid sounds. They were about to pass by the barber's shop when the donkey foolishly blocked their way. It stood in such a position that neither of the girls could continue going. They had

to the other girls not letting any of them come that way. The sight was so amusing that many of the people came out of the shops, leaving their w

ey pretended to return back. As the girls found way and went ahead, the donkey again made a loud sound an

the barber and stepped out of the shop, mounted