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Expert: "You better move your hand kitty." Kyo SeolJu's soft voice moved like a feather over his heart. Sliding his hand further up her smooth stomach, Kang SeoMin nuzzled his face into the crook of her neck, "But milady is too tempting. How can I stop? After all, one has to savor something sweet." His canines bit into her supple milky skin and left a satisfying mark. "If kitty wants to sleep in the rain tonight that's fine with me. I can have my brothers replace you as my pillow for tonight. I am sure the four of them will keep me warm." Kyo SeolJu's sly, innocent smile made his heart skip a beat, but her words made him freeze. "Milady, I haven't seen you in a few days, I only wanted to make sure I remembered you the same way." Slipping his hand out of her shirt, Kang SeoMin laid down on her lap and pressed himself against her as tightly as he could. His velvety tail wound itself around her leg, and his ears were laid back. "Kitty it was only a few hours! I thought you were a big boy and could be without me for a little while! I guess you are still a kitten!" She giggled as he nibbled and tickled her stomach. "Mmm, I am your kitten. I need to be with you always, or else I will be sad and will not eat." Kang SeoMin's voice was filled with pouting and possessiveness as he started to play with her fingers. With her other hand, she gently ran her fingers through his hair and rubbed his soft ears. She smiled knowing that she was the one to tame this possessive kitten. Kyo SeolJu is constantly running, and Kang SeoMin is always waiting with open arms. Dealing with a hand in the dark, Kyo SeolJu runs from her past and faces an uncertain future while trying to open her heart to a cold CEO and part-time idol who seems warmer than she thought. Her crazy yet wonderful life was flipped upside down when a tragedy takes away one of the things she loves most. And when things take a turn for the worst secrets are the only things she can turn to. As both an idol, and CEO the couple faces crazy fans, business deals, death threats, and school. Through it all, they both have to realize how much they mean to each other and how far they would go to keep each other safe. Did Kyo SeolJu just gain another pet, or will Kang SeoMin prove to be more than a pretty face? ...................................... >WARNING NO rape!! No major misunderstanding.

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Oromo people historically

Oromo language and people   Login Oromo Table of Contents HomeGeography & TravelHuman GeographyPeoples of Africa Oromo people Actions By The Editors of Encyclopaedia Britannica • Edit History Table of Contents Oromo, the largest ethnolinguistic group of Ethiopia, constituting more than one-third of the population and speaking a language of the Cushitic branch of the Afro-Asiatic family. Originally confined to the southeast of the country, the Oromo migrated in waves of invasions in the 16th century CE. They occupied all of southern Ethiopia, with some settling along the Tana River in Kenya; most of the central and western Ethiopian provinces, including the southern parts of the Amhara region; and, farther north, the Welo and Tigre regions near Eritrea. Wherever the Oromo settled in those physically disparate areas, they assimilated local customs and intermarried to such an extent that much of their original cultural cohesiveness was lost. They were eventually subjugated by the Amhara, the next largest ethnolinguistic group in Ethiopia. Related Topics:  Boran Oromo See all related content → The Oromo pursued pastoralism before the great migration, and that way of life still prevails for the great numbers of people in the southern provinces. In the east and north, however, long mingling and intermarrying with the Sidamo and Amhara resulted in the adoption of a sedentary agriculture.  READ MORE ON THIS TOPIC eastern Africa: Rise of the Oromo The challenge came from the Oromo, a Cushitic-speaking pastoralist people whose original... The southern groups, such as the Arusi and Boran (Borana) Oromo, have remained pagan, believing in a sky god. They have retained virtually intact the gada, or highly formalized age-set system (a system in which all members of society are included in separate age groups for life). Those traditions have been diluted in the north, where the Oromo are either Muslim or members of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church and where many Oromo have, through acculturation, become social equals to the dominant Amhara. This article was most recently revised and updated by Amy McKenna. HomeGeography & TravelHuman GeographyPeoples of Africa Shona people Actions Alternate titles: Mashona By The Editors of Encyclopaedia Britannica • Edit History Table of Contents Shona, group of culturally similar Bantu-speaking peoples living chiefly in the eastern half of Zimbabwe, north of the Lundi River. The main groupings are the Zezuru, Karanga, Manyika, Tonga-Korekore, and Ndau.  Shona man Shona healer dressed in traditional costume, Zimbabwe. Hans Hillewaert The Shona are farmers of millet, sorghum, and corn (maize), the last being the primary staple, and a variety of other crops such as rice, beans, peanuts (groundnuts), and sweet potatoes. Cattle are kept by most groups, but, although useful for their milk, they are mainly for prestige, as a store of value, and for bride-price payments. Villages consist of clustered mud and wattle huts, granaries, and common cattle kraals (pens) and typically accommodate one or more interrelated families. Personal and political relations are largely governed by a kinship system characterized by exogamous clans and localized patrilineages. Descent, succession, and inheritance, with the exception of a few groups in the north that are matrilineal, follow the male line. Chiefdoms, wards, and villages are administered by hereditary leaders. Shona traditional culture, now fast declining, was noted for its excellent ironwork, good pottery, and expert musicianship. There is belief in a creator-god, Mwari, and a concern to propitiate ancestral and other spirits to ensure good health, rain, and success in enterprise. Elementary education, Christian missions, and partial urbanization have weakened traditional institutions and leadership. However, magic and witchcraft continue as important means of social control and explanations for disasters. Th... Load Next Page 

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