A big sorry to professor M&M
manasvi i know i have done a terrible mistake which is not pardonable but please try to understand i am bit loser in these things and abhi bhi sikh rha hu i know mujhe chal lena chahiye tha but maine chutiyap kiye or appe chilaya or biggest mistake ki i didnt trust you and i promise ange kabhi esa nahi hoga
PLEASE ACCEPT MY APOLOGIES
I am idiot ki apko samjh ni paya bina soche samjhe kam karta chala gya you are really very actually i dont have words to express but you are awesome girl with a big heart and i know you will accept it
PROMISES
I promise ki kabhi shikhayat ka mauka nahi dunga and esi galtiya galti se bhi ni karunga please apne student ko kshama kardo
SORRY MADAM SIR
MODEL ,SARV GUN SAMPARN BAS BAS BAKI TAREEF BADME PANI PURI KHANE CHALOGE SATH MAI
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Apologies to Mansavi
Take a step in rebuilding our friendship. because i care , trust and want to mend things.