112. Regulating Anger
Aruna tries to remember where the simple exclamation came from, a difference from the mild-mannered 'cough and disposition' she apparently heard from a high school history teacher.
'there is no cure for many diseases'
'the character of a person is almost impossible there is a way to change it in contrast to the disease, the disease can still be sought remedy'
The only thing to remember is to be patient.
Aruna is now stroking her husband's hair whose gaze is slowly getting lighter, he dims, observing Aruna's lips.
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"Knock Knock Knock," the doorbell rang.
"Open your eyes, it might be important."
The man who licks the lips of a woman, has just gotten the urge to take off his lumatannya.