It was their first honeymoon together – second for her, and fifth for her husband. Both had been married and separated before, but they claimed to have found their final destination in each other.
He clicked several pictures of her under the long-leaf pine tree at the entrance of the Taj Mahal.
“Will you pine for me in the same manner as Shah Jahan did for Mumtaz Mahal?”
“Only if you are buried in there, or somewhere near…”
She suddenly felt unsafe in his company, thinking of the huge amount she had been insured for.
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YIkes Indeed! She needs to run to the forest and hide! Awesome six!
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Thank you, Lisa!
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When a man wants to marry you and first takes out a policy, run!
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Sensible approach 😀😀 Thanks, Mimi!
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Hmmm…wondering about the value of that insurance policy. There may be yet another separation in the future, perhaps even a final one. What a Six with a twist!
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Thank you, Pat!
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… (you know I’m gonna)
YIKES!*
lol
(I will, thank you, go look up photos of the Taj Mahal and (even) a streetview, if it’s available)
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*please note, my ‘Yikes’ was in all caps, which, unfortunately in my current culture carries an emphasis both undeserved and, in fact, weakened by it’s obviousness
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Thank you, Clark! ☺
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Yikes! (I know, the third “Yikes”) I think the honeymoon is now over and she will wisely be wary.
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Thank you 😀😀
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Yikes! Wasn’t prepared for that ending, lol But then, married 5 times before…something up there, eh? 😀
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Thank you, Denise! Shahjahan had several queens, but he built a memorial only for one 🙂
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Yikes! Is right. The love story of the Taj Mahal just took a twist… this one of your finest
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Thank you so much! 😀😀
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