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Kiran Patel (heavily featuring MC)
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Clearly, I need to put some of my girls through more Events. They're generally pretty well-off for no reason other than I wanted them to have struggles but not like... horrors. Although at the same time, in the roleplay Piper was in, every character she had a connection to fucking died and/or turned out to be a power role which was fun. She's certainly went through things.
And quite frankly - when I think about things involving her and AUs, she doesn't get an easy time in those either. However, on the regular, she doesn't really go through many Horrors? Although she's a good contender when I think of AU stuff and that roleplay.
Kiran as well for when I eventually talk about my funny little Pokemon gijinka headcanon world stuff. Which is equal part grounded but also I have fucked up elements. She's also one of the main protagonists in this kind of story I have in mind. Actually I find just... thinking of a story is a sure fire way to do that.
So there are other OCs I could mention but I think it's better if those are left secret for now.
#Tori types things#Piper Kauffman#How can I make it that Kiran won't pop up in the regular tumblr tag#Curse me and using full names for my tags#I hope me rambling in the tags help#Kiran Patel#If not well. I don't do posts like this often.
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Safiya and Amira both came over to the house, and Safiya cheerfully talked with her stepmom Tess. Meanwhile, Megan made awkward small talk with her ex-wife. She and Amira were cordial and good co-parents but they weren't at that exes who are friends stage yet.
Megan: You look nice in your kurta pajama, A.
Amira: Thanks Megs, you look nice too in your-(she gestures while trying to think of the words before grinning) Your top. Is that a corset or tube top?
Megan: (grinning) Thanks, and I guess it's both. I got it from Simsa when I took Piper shopping with me.
Plus, Emily invited Kiran over. As soon as Hamuera saw them and the way they smiled at Emily and vice versa, he smiled mischievously at Emily and mouthed behind Kiran's back You have such a crush on them. Emily gave him a playful 'I'll kick your butt' look before inviting Kiran in, complimenting their hat and overalls. Also, a photo of Cam embracing Piper while Hamuera gives them an amused as heck look.
#ts4#mysims#Christine Hecking#Amira Patel-Ortiz#Megan Liao#Safiya Liao-Patel#Cameron Kang#Piper Feldman-Chen#Hamuera Feldman-Chen#Kiran Oberoi#Emily Liao-Feldman
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dr kiran patel | fraud case | Fraud | bank fraud | gujarat | gujarat fraud case | Ahmedabad
Thug Kiran Patel’s wife was arrested on charges of cheating, she has also done big scandals!
In the latest FIR, it has been alleged that Kiran wanted to grab the house of the owner of this bungalow located in a posh area of Ahmedabad by winning his trust.
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In October 1962, during the Cuban missile crisis, ministers from the six member states of the European Economic Community (EEC), the European Union’s predecessor, met several times. But while the world was teetering on the brink of nuclear war, with European newspapers writing alarming stories about the “worst crisis since the end of the Second World War,” that was not what the ministers discussed during those meetings. The historian Kiran Klaus Patel, who researched this for his book Project Europe, discovered that according to the agenda of the Council of Ministers meeting on Oct. 9-10, they negotiated import regulations for vegetables and fruit. And during the next session, on Oct. 22-23, they tackled the common budget, including “arrangements relating to the value of the unit of account and to the exchange rates.”
When the European Union comes under criticism today for not being ready to deal with the geopolitical implications of Russia’s war in Ukraine, it’s important to realize just how far the EU has already come—from the almost total isolation, and insulation, from geopolitical events evident during the Cuba crisis. Today, with national and European politicians dealing with security issues on a daily basis, that level of strategic diffidence would be unimaginable.
Of course, in 1962, in the corridors outside the official meeting room, the six ministers must have discussed the Cuba crisis: All six EEC member states were also in NATO, which was supposed to defend Europe if things escalated. They all knew that in the case of a nuclear confrontation between the United States and the Soviet Union, Europe would be one of the battlegrounds. But the official agenda of the council, which represented the interests of the member states and was—and is, in the case of the present-day European Council—the place where decisions were taken in Europe, shows no official trace of any geopolitical or Cuba discussion. As Patel wrote, incredible as it may seem today, the council “was much too busy to save the world from annihilation.”
During those nerve-wracking October days, it was the White House that dealt with the Soviet nuclear missiles that the Americans had just discovered in Cuba: assessing how many missiles were already stationed there, how many were still on the way, and how to get them out of Cuba or prevent them from arriving there without unleashing a nuclear Armageddon. It is well documented that it was Washington that pulled the Western strings during the Cuba crisis. The Europeans were barely consulted.
It is true that Europe still mostly relies on the United States for its security. The past few years have made that abundantly clear. During the NATO summit in Vilnius, Lithuania, last week, Washington’s caution over Ukraine’s accession to NATO prevailed over strong pleas, especially from Eastern European leaders, to offer Kyiv a fixed entry date. Nevertheless, one look at the conclusions of the meeting of the 27 European heads of state and government in Brussels at the end of June reveals how much has changed since 1962. No negotiations on vegetables or fruit, this time; almost the entire agenda was taken up with strategic foreign-policy matters, predominantly security-related. EU leaders made decisions on future security guarantees to Ukraine, EU enlargement with new countries in the east, the development of its defense sector, better migration management through “partnerships” with North African countries, more efficient surveillance of Europe’s external borders, de-risking trade relations with China, and increasing trade with Latin American and Caribbean countries. And these are just a few issues on the list.
Europe, once a mere spectator to global power games, is now becoming more of a player. It has come a long way.
In the 1950s, Western Europe isolated itself from power politics in the international arena. Coming out of two devastating world wars, it focused on internal peace instead. This mostly meant peace between France and Germany—jealous rivals that had started Europe’s three last wars—through a common agricultural policy, trade, and social policies. While the United States took care of the collective Western defense, Europeans set up institutions to reduce power politics, rebuilt their economies, and tried, in general, to become better people. European integration was about de-politicizing problems. In a way, “Europe stepped out of history,” Jean-Louis Bourlanges, a French centrist parliamentarian, once said.
With the war in Ukraine, this phase is definitely over. Europe is now stepping into history again. It once more risks becoming the main battleground. It surely took the Europeans a long time to realize this. Now, all European countries are beefing up their defense capacity and trying to improve the interoperability of their armed forces through joint training exercises and more harmonized procurement of equipment.
With an aggressive power waging a war at Europe’s doorstep, continuing to de-politicize issues can be dangerous nowadays—even internally. Today, the opposite is sometimes what is called for, both on the European and the national level: not de-politicizing issues but politicizing them to a certain extent. Recent years have marked “the end of the age of innocence” for Europe, as Carnegie Europe scholar Stefan Lehne wrote in 2020.
Everything Europe does when it goes through its normal business suddenly has a strong security component. For instance, Europeans now realize they must protect their free press against fake news from Russian troll factories, their infrastructure against sabotage, their internal market against state-sponsored companies from hostile countries, and their democratic institutions against malicious interference. The furor last week about an American getting appointed to a European Commission job with responsibility for dealing with big U.S. tech companies is telling in this regard. Europeans, who until recently looked at the world with an open mind—or, as some would say, naiveté—are becoming increasingly suspicious. In just a few years’ time, their mindset has completely changed.
Another sign that Europe is stepping into history again is that it is heavily involved with the provision of military aid to Ukraine. Brussels is buying weapons and ammunition on behalf of the 27 member states. It financially supports member states that pass their equipment on to Ukraine and tries to keep track of which country does what. It also coordinates work on roads, airports, and bridges in order to facilitate the transportation of heavy goods to the east. This logistical work is more difficult than many people realize. During the Cold War, for instance, there were signs on every bridge in Western Europe indicating how much weight it could take, precisely to facilitate military maneuvers. After the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, when the threat of war disappeared, these signs also disappeared. Now, EU military planners are having a hard time scrambling to collect this information from all the member states. One military official who requested anonymity said moving heavy tanks from one corner of Europe to another can be quite a logistical challenge: “We have had to take detours of hundreds of kilometers.”
Some argue that Europe should have done all these things earlier. They are right. But European leaders, who decide on these matters, only ever act jointly when they have pressing problems that they have not managed to solve themselves—when they see no alternative. This explains why Europe seldom acts (except perhaps on climate change) and mostly reacts. It is late in the game per definition. We saw this with vaccine procurement, the eurozone rescue fund, European banking supervision, the Turkey refugee deal, and now with Russia’s aggression: First, there needs to be a crisis; second, EU member states don’t manage to stamp out the fire themselves—and only then can there be decisive, collective action. As the Irish political scientist Brigid Laffan has argued, this is happening so often that they are actually getting quite good at it. In a lecture last year at the Asser Institute, she said that despite the complex and sometimes chaotic decision-making process in the EU, there is a “Collective Power Europe” emerging. Member states seem to be understanding that the EU does not only take away some of their national sovereignty but actually gives them sovereignty, too—in the form of the power to act in a dangerous, instable world where raw mercantilism replaces the multilateral, rules-based system.
The symbolism of European integration and the high expectations it raised after two world wars were monumental. The Europeans may have been largely ignored during the Cuba crisis, but the strength of their project was that at least someone tried to learn from history and try out a model of peaceful, international governance. It brought them peace and prosperity. It continues to inspire many all over the world, not just illustrated by the fact that 10 countries are eager to join—whose trust in the EU seems to be rapidly increasing—but also that regional organizations in Africa and Asia have used the model of the EU’s internal market as an example.
Despite setbacks and challenges—which to a certain extent are normal in multinational governance—member states continue to invest in the EU. The challenge now is to keep what they managed to build during the decades spent “outside history” to make it more secure while jointly building more geopolitical capacity. Europeans still have a long way to go. But reading about those scary days during the Cuban missile crisis, and their absence from any decision-making, also serves as a reminder of how far they have come already.
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Are there any new book releases that you are looking forward to reading?
Yes, looking forward to all these 2022 releases:
All My Rage by Sabaa Tahir
The Dance Tree by Kiran Millwood Hargrave
Goliath by Tochi Onyebuchi
Her Dark Wings by Melinda Salisbury
The House with the Golden Door by Elodie Harper
Into the Riverlands by Nghi Vo
Kaikeyi by Vaishnavi Patel
Neom by Lavie Tidhar
The Red Palace by June Hur
Strike the Zither by Joan He
When We Were Birds by Ayanna Lloyd Banwo
And some 2022 releases I've already read and enjoyed:
A Far Wilder Magic by Allison Saft
Babel by R. F. Kuang
The Final Strife by Saara El-Arifi
How High We Go in the Dark by Sequoia Nagamatsu
Juniper & Thorn by Ava Reid
Ordinary Monsters by J. M. Miro
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The Parsons Family | hp victorian era
Himesh Patel as Kiran Parsons
Shelly Conn as Priya Parsons [1857-1888]
Simone Ashley as Georgiana “Georgie” Parsons
Charithra Chandran as Divya Parsons (@endlessly-cursed)
#the parsons family#georgie parsons#divya parsons#kiran parsons#priya parsons#hp victorian era#hphl#hp oc family#my aesthetic#making this a series
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Duchess of Sussex faced ‘disgusting’ threats to life, senior Met officer says
‘Very real’ threats against Meghan led to prosecutions, says outgoing assistant commissioner Neil Basu
Pippa Crerar and Kiran Stacey
Tue 29 Nov 2022 18.29 GMT
The Duchess of Sussex was subject to multiple “disgusting” threats against her life, a senior police officer has revealed, adding they were “very real” and led to prosecutions.
Neil Basu, the outgoing assistant commissioner of the Metropolitan police, told Channel 4 News the threats were deemed credible, adding that the material would have left her feeling “under threat all of the time”.
The remarks throw new light on Prince Harry’s attempt to get automatic police protection for his family when they are in the UK.
In his final interview before leaving Scotland Yard, Basu, the country’s most senior officer of colour, criticised Suella Braverman’s talk of dreaming of sending migrants to Rwanda as “inexplicable” and suggested his outspoken views on racism may have cost him promotion to the top job in policing.
But it was his comments on the threats to Meghan’s life that appear to reveal why Prince Harry told the high court earlier this year that he would not feel safe when visiting his family under existing security arrangements. The Duke of Sussex subsequently won the right to challenge a Home Office decision not to grant him automatic police protection when he is in the UK – despite offering to pay for it himself.
When asked if there had been many credible threats against Meghan’s life, Basu answered: “Absolutely, and if you’d seen the stuff that was written and you were receiving it … the kind of rhetoric that’s online, if you don’t know what I know, you would feel under threat all of the time.”
He added: “We had teams investigating it. People have been prosecuted for those threats.”
The Sussexes have been approached for comment.
Basu became an officer at the Met in 1992, rising through the ranks to be appointed as the assistant commissioner for specialist operations in 2018. He has attracted criticism among Conservative MPs for his outspoken views about race and policing, such as criticising elements of Prevent, the government anti-terrorism programme which has targeted Muslim extremism.
He was tipped as a future Met commissioner, but did not apply to succeed Cressida Dick earlier this year, with government sources saying they were opposed to his candidacy.
Basu later applied to be head of the National Crime Agency, but was turned down for the job by the Home Office without any explanation.
He told Channel 4 News: “I do know that No 10 has previously interfered in me being appointed to positions. And the reason for that, I have not been told.
“I would surmise – and people who know me surmise – that it is because I’ve been outspoken about issues that do not fit with the current political administration. They are wrong. Diversity and inclusion are two of the most important things for policing.”
A Downing Street spokesperson said in a statement: “A new director general was appointed to the National Crime Agency earlier this year by the then home secretary [Priti Patel], following a fair and open recruitment campaign.”
The Home Office said in a statement: “The home secretary expects forces to take a zero-tolerance approach to racism within their workplace.
“But she is also very clear about the need to manage our borders effectively and have an asylum system that works for those in genuine need, as are the British people.”
Asked whether he regretted being seen as “woke”, Basu responded: “Are you alert to issues of racial and social justice? Yes I am. And if that is the definition of woke, I’ll wear it as a bumper sticker every day of the week.”
He added: “I was born in 1968. [Enoch Powell’s] ‘rivers of blood’ speech happened on the constituency next to where my parents lived and made their life hell. A mixed-race couple walking through the streets in the 1960s.”
He added: “I speak about race because I know something about race because I’m a 54-year-old mixed race man.”
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My modern dolls’ class photo!
(left to right)
Top row: Finley Fairweather, Lena Grzegorczyk, Nihkko Lehtinen, Viktoria Stefansdottír, Ivy Ling, Ania Bachmeier, Makvala Nazaretyan
Middle row: Corinne Tan, Erin Cantrell, Divya Patel, Evette Peeters, Natawan Smith, Kiran Descoteaux, Aalia Hayat
Bottom row: Leonie Breitner, Stana Kovac, Esme Adrianov, Tsukiko Hoshino, Andrés Fuentes, Makena Williams, Nanea Jeon, Maryam Omarov, Eloise Grünberg, Emilio Campana
#american girl dolls#american girl brand#american girl doll#american girl#custom american girl#götz puppe#götz puppen
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throwing out a bit of a plotting call out here, because i’ve been having a lot of muse & i would love to meet new writing partners to write with on tumblr. i am willing to both use my ocs & create new muses for you privately. something i am really looking for is something long term but slow paced. sometimes it takes me a long time to get to replies, not because i am not interested but because i don’t have as much mental space to write. i’ll be around plenty in tumblr dms & on discord, where we can always chat, headcanon and plot our ships further. as for plots and ships, i am particularly looking for slice of life and mlm and wlw but i am open to a wide variety of plot types & also am open to playing or playing against any gender, with any mix of pairings. beneath the cut i’ll list some basic info from my main ocs and some faceclaims i would like to use & my rules can be found in my pinned post. if you’re interested, simply like this post & i’ll come message you! 🤭💗
♡ ◞ main ocs.
nadiye güzelcan — aslihan malbora, 24 to 28, phd student in astrophysics.
max lockhart — lorenzo zurzolo, 19 to 23, college student or professional soccer player.
adela “addie” ortega — lizeth selene, 22 to 25, bassist in a feminist punk band.
luca calderón — froy gutierrez, 22 to 25, college student.
aera sun — im jinah, 28 to 33, pediatric nurse. **
lale sayar — ozge yagiz, 23 to 27, college student & aspiring romance author. **
devrim yildiz — emre bey, 23 to 27, twitch streamer.
leonora “leo” langford — maia cotton, 20 to 25, college student or classical musician. **
kiran desai — dev patel, 30 to 35, high school history teacher.
emre kilic — serkan cayoglu, 35 to 38, pr manager.
teresa hazen — dakota johnson, 30 to 35, mechanical engineer. **
** indicates there’s alternative faceclaims for this muse, you can ask for them. in general i’ll often be very down for adding new faceclaims for my muses, but these already have options. sometimes that includes older verses as well !
♡ ◞ fcs i want to play.
greta onieogou, katie douglas, davika hoorne, chase sui wonders, madelyn cline, julia dalavia, melisa pamuk, im nayeon, camila morrone, adam dimarco, michael evans behling, felix mallard, sila turkoglu, hazal filiz küçükköse, simay barlas, samantha logan, berk cankat, renee rapp, gong yoo, priscilla quintana, anya chalotra, mookda narinrak, ni ni, oktay cubuk, danny ramirez, freddy carter, janhvi kapoor, parveen kaur, ayca aysin turan, simone ashley, melissa barrera, apo nattawin, bruna marquezine, calahan skogman, hande ercel, rudy pankow, maia reficco, win metawin, cody christian, drew starkey, wolfgang novogratz, logan lerman, chay suede, lucas bravo, grace van patten, yang hyeji, kim doyeon, zoey deutch, jessica alba, khadijha red thunder, bensu soral, elias kacavas, ryan destiny, savannah lee smith, giuseppe maggio, zethphan smith gneist, giancarlo commare, melis sezen, maya hawke, casey deidrick, alex landi, raymond ablack, daisy edgar jones, adria arjona, maris racal, maude apatow, hafsanur sancaktutan, manny jacinto, banita sandhu, park sooyoung, gemma chan, neslihan atagul, bright vachirawit, zendaya, brittany o’grady, antonia gentry, nathalie emmanuel, zorzo natharuetai, carmela zumbado, cierra ramirez, megan suri, auli’i cravalho, brianne tju, nailea devora, song kang, geraldine viswanathan, wawwa nicha, bahar sahin, rafael silva, bensu soral, park chaeyoung, charithra chandran, lily james, michael cimino, thomas weatherall, josh heuston, alex fitzalan, jessica lucas, nam joohyuk, wi ha joon, janella salvador, emilio sakraya, dylan minnette, oliver jackson cohen, kennedy walsh, ashley moore, alicia vikander, nathasha liu bordizzo, camila queiroz, daniel sharman, alisha boe, yasemin yazici, jennie kim, nychaa nuttanicha, aslihan malbora, halle bailey, baifern pimchanok, lee hojung, kiana madeira, courtney eaton, cemre baysel, sean teale, evan mock, sarah gustafsson, stephanie hsu, adeline rudolph, jacob elordi, adam brody, lorenzo zurzolo, diane guerrero, aly michalka, evan roderick, madison bailey & jessica alexander.
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KIRAN EKANSH SHETH — ABRIDGED.
welcome to marina, KIRAN EKANSH SHETH ( nonbinary, he/they ) ! they are a THIRTY FOUR year old who has lived over on HYLAND PARK for MOST OF THEIR LIFE and works as a PSYCHOLOGY/LITERATURE PROFESSOR. everyone says they look a lot like DEV PATEL. what do you think? — JAMES, 24, THEY/THEM, EST.
MENTIONS OF ARSON / FIRE, DEATH, CHRONIC PAIN ( FIBROMYALGIA / CHRONIC FATIGUE ), AND INJURY.
profile.
full name: kiran ekansh sheth.
birthday: june 9th, 1989.
astrology: gemini sun, virgo moon, libra ascending.
sexuality: bisexual.
currently listening to: i wanna be your dog by the stooges.
last known location: [[[cannot be found]]]
PINTEREST.
brief history.
born somewhere in connecticut, but their memories of the state are clouded and dense. born to parents who were happy, always smiling - an older brother, if kes can remember right, if they can still remember their little sister.
arson / fire / death; around the age of five, or maybe six - a mysterious fire took over their house, consuming everything in sight. and by some sort of sick miracle, he was the only one to make it out.
from there on - kes was a product of the foster system. for the next few years, it was them in group home to group home, never fully wanted, never fully belonging to anyone.
they're fostered out to a family in marina when they're ten, and the sheth household was the only household that stuck by kiran. he put up a fight for a while - never made it too easy on them, but they never gave up. by twelve, they officially adopted kes.
an angry kid whose fire barely extinguished - for a long time, even into teenhood, even when they drew into themselves and their endless amount of books.
eventually kes learned to turn the anger into passion, to do something better than mope around, or get into useless fights; started studying seriously, obsessively absorbing information.
after high school, they left to study at columbia, english and psychology; a waste of time for most people, maybe, but not kiran.
stayed in the city for a long while, moving tiny apartment to tiny apartment and surviving on the bare essentials - a mountain of both student and medical debt threatening to avalanche over them.
eventually moved back to marina after their masters, did a few research programs and their own independent studies before going for their doctorate at the local university. and after that - kes settled on becoming a professor. had bigger dreams, but life got in the way of it. and that's currently what they're doing now!
facts & temperaments.
regularly goes by kes, it's just their initials put together but it's almost preferred at this point.
fire / injury; was left with substantial burn scars from the house fire all those years ago, mostly hidden away by their clothes. they can be, at times, insecure about them. they prefer the lights off.
chronic pain / chronic illness / invisible illness; also a sufferer of the double whammy that is fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome. their flare-ups for fibromyalgia began when they were a late teenager, while their CFS started manifesting during their later college years. a lot of days are tolerable, but a lot are also unbearable. is at the point where they rely on a cane more often than not, even as a precaution.
a lot less angry than they were as a teenager - is too tired for it, maybe - but they still have a tendency to fixate on their chosen fields of study. is always learning, even after receiving their doctorate.
tends to be wary of strangers, or just people they don't know very well. will still be cordial, or even strike up a conversation if it suits them - but the wariness remains.
on the other hand - endlessly loyal to those who've stuck by them since childhood. treasures their friends deeply, would probably die for them even though half the time they make him want to rip his hair out.
tends to run more neutral - doesn't care for taking sides, though is naturally biased towards his friends and generally tolerates their shit more than anyone else. patience can wane a little thin towards others. tries to end arguments, not start them.
a little oblivious when others flirt with them - kes has spent so long focused on their schooling and then their career, that the idea of settling down has completely slipped their mind.
#––– ❛ kiran ekansh sheth 【 freak out in a moonage daydream / about. 】#marina:intro#arson tw#fire tw#death tw#chronic pain tw#me: im going to create a golden retriever#also me: this is kes they r obv ripped from another famous werewolf and they hate! living probably#w/e they're both dogs... in a way... it works#im sure there's more to them bt i just wanted to get this intro OUT#expelled from my body like a demon
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aaaaa this if looks so exciting already!! could you describe each ro’s route with a trope or a word? can’t wait to learn more about this if and all of your lovely characters <3
This is unhinged I’m so sorry…
Kiran: Childhood friends to lovers with some identity crisis sprinkled in
Cam: Ex-friends with benefits/ex-friends to enemies to lovers (choice dependent)
Morgan: Friends/Lovers to…dead?
Aub: Forbidden romance/arranged marriage
Ryn: Not actually unrequited love (Ryn is just a traumatized dumbass)
Emery: Hidden truths
Kendall: Dark past but kind heart, feels unloveable but is SO loveable
Josie: Resistant to love + the entire coven going “OH MY GOD JUST MAKE OUT ALREADY”
Rei: Potential friends w/ benefits + protective & sad + doesn’t realize they’re in love
Connor: Major suspicion/distrust to love
#answered asks#kiran patel#camilo/camila ramos#morgan byrnes#auberon/aubera#ryn cooper#emery fitzpatrick#kendall bennett#josie ellington#rei suzuki#connor adwell
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That next day, Emily headed over to her brother Amir’s house in Newcrest. She chatted with her half-ish sister (they share Amir as a half brother) Mariela. "Kiran's coming over tomorrow to work on our history project." Mari said, and Emily blushed. "They are? When?" Mariela suppressed a smile. "At 4pm, since they have horse riding lessons at 3." Emily nodded. "Is it it okay with your amma and dad if I come over tomorrow too?" She asked casually. "I'll help you guys out with the project, since I already finished mine." Mari grinned teasingly. "You're mostly coming over for Kiran, right? And nah, they won't mind." She said. "Great. I mean because I want to hang out with both of you, I mean you're like a sister to me, Mari, and I like hanging out with you and its not only because Kiran is coming over." She added. "Sure. I believe that but I also think you just want to see Kiran." Mari said, grinning, and she teased Emily playfully.
Emily's brother Amir came out of his room and she teased him lovingly for his crop top. "Hey it looks cute. Plus it shows off my abs." He added. "Or lack thereof." Emily said, and she laughed as Amir lightly swatted her arm but laughed too. Emily's sis Safiya, who was over for a three day weekend, came back from grocery shopping and she spent time with her baby siblings Amir, Anjali, Mariela, and Emily. Plus, Amira checked up on her kids and Emily as well. "How are you doing, sweetie?" She asked Emily. "Good thanks auntie Amira." She said. Amira had told Emily to call her auntie Amira instead of Mrs. Patel-Ortiz.
#ts4#mysims#Amira Patel-Ortiz#Safiya Liao-Patel#Amir Liao-Patel#Emily Liao-Feldman#Anjali Patel-Ortiz#Mariela Patel-Ortiz
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Jammu-Kashmir | thugs | pmo | arrest | Z+ security | Kiran Bhai Patel | JK
Who is thug Kiranbhai Patel whose video with Z+ security went viral, now here
Each time he introduced himself as Additional Director (Strategy and Campaigns) in the Prime Minister’s Office in New Delhi.
Image Source: TWITTER Thug Kiran Bhai Patel
New Delhi: The misdeeds of Kiran Patel, who enjoyed tight security cover and other guest services including a bulletproof car as a PMO official, are…
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INDIES TOP 136 HINDI TELEVISION ACTRESSES OF ALL TIME!
INDIES TOP 136 HINDI TELEVISION ACTRESSES OF ALL TIME!
1. .Rita Bhaduri
2. .Prabha Sinha
3. .Uttara Baokar
4. .Seema Kapoor
5. .Nishi Malhotra
6. . Kavita Kapoor
7. . Manasi Joshi
8. . Supriya Pathak
9. . Shagufta Ali
10. .Moonmoon Banerjee
11. .Tabassum
12. .Anita Kanwar
13. .Nauheed Cyrusi
14. . Kamini Kaushal
15. .Sheetal Thakkar
16. .Sujata Mehta
17. .Vaishali Dandekar
18. .Poonam Rehani Sarin
19. .Mrinal Kulkarni
20. . Swaroop Sampat
21. .Bhagyashree
22. .Ritu Vashisht
23. .Archana Joglekar
24. .Poonam Narula
25. . Sushmita Mukherjee
26. .Neelima Azim
27. .Megha Chatterjee
28. .Bhoomika Chawla
29. .Sagarika Soni
30. . Aamna Sharif
31. .Simone Singh
32. . Anju Mahendru
33. . Shiny Doshi
34. . Surveen Chawla
35. . Ananya Khare
36. . Savita Prabhune
37. .Pamela Mukherjee
38. .Moushumi Chatterjee
39. .Alka Amin
40. .Himani Shivpuri
41. . Vineeta Malik
42. . Aruna Irani
43. . Farida Jalal
44. . Renuka Shahane
45. .Suchitra Krishnamoorthi
46. . Amita Nangia
47. . Malvika Tiwari
48. . Pushtiie
49. .Sarita Joshi
50. . Reema Lagoo
51. .Joan David
52. . Shweta Tiwari
53. . Sonarika Bhadoria
54. . Krutika Desai
55. . Mita Vashisht
56. . Bhavna Balsawar
57. .Shehnaz Kudia
58. . Navneet Nishan
59. . Sonika Gill
60. . Smita Bansal
61. . Nandita Thakur
62. .Dina Pathak
63. . Nisha Singh
64. . Mona Singh
65. . Urvashi Dholakia
66. . Loveleen Mishra
67. . Natasha Singh (Dekh Bhai Dekh)
68. . Amina Shervani (Fauji)
69. . Shoma Anand
70. . Mandira Bedi
71. . Nazneen
72. . Neena Gupta
73. . Savita Bhatti
74. . Jayshree Arora
75. . Manju Vyas
76. . Vandana Pathak
77. . Sheela Sharma
78. . Benu Kalsi
79. . Bharti Achrekar
80. . Rama Vij
81. . Shikha Swaroop
82. . Roma Manik
83. . Karishma Acharya
84. . Asawari Joshi
85. . Asha Sharma
86. .Ashwini Bhave
87. . Channa Ruparel
88. . Varsha Usgaonkar
89. . Debashree Roy
90. . Rajeshwari Sachdev
91. . Shammi
92. . Archana Puran Singh
93. . Natasha Sinha
94. . Menaka Babbar
95. . Meena Chakraborty
96. . Sushma Seth
97. . Lalita Pawar
98. . Sukanya Kulkarni
99. . Sadhana Singh
100. . Shernaz Patel
101. . Bhairavi Raichura
102. . Asha Sachdev
103. . Gracy Singh
104. . Delnaaz Irani
105. . Kiran Dubey
106. . Kavita Chaudhary
107. . Sangeeta Naik
108. . Shilpa Saklani
109. . Supriya Pilgaonkar
110. . Giaa Manek
111. . Ila Arun
112. . Jahnavi (Mahabharat)
113. . Ketki Dave
114. . Ritu Chaudhary Seth
115. . Seema Pahwa
116. . Sarita Sethi
117. .Pallavi Joshi
118. .Aloka Mukherjee
119. . Kiran Juneja
120. .Jaswant Kaur
121. . Prachi Shah
122. . Priya Tendulkar
123. . Aparajita
124. . Shilpa Shinde
125. . Renuka Israni
126. . Parijat
127. . Rajni Bala
128. . Nausheen Ali Sardar
129. . Jayshree Gadkar
130. . Megha Gupta
131. .Ekta Sohini
132. . Divya Seth Shah
133. . Deepika Chikhaliya
134. . Kamia Malhotra
135. . Roopa Ganguly
136. . Padma Khanna
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