The Last Conversation With Anna
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The Last Conversation with Anna
Author: Uday Man Singh
language: en
Publisher: Partridge Publishing
Release Date: 2014-07-23
My parent will never permit for it. What, talking to me whole night!!! No yaar, marrying you Really, but why? Because it is India and here love and emotions come after caste region and religion I understand but we can try to make them understand and if they dont agree than we will elope and then marry and I promise I will remain as their own son my whole life. I will try to persuade them my whole life and take care of them What if they dont change their minds? I will also not change my mind of persuade them.
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