Showing posts with label gemsicuted. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gemsicuted. Show all posts
Friday, December 01, 2006

Gemsicuted

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Written by Julian Robov Twenty Three Troublov woke up with a vague idea of trapping Tito and Miko indirectly at an entertainment place they ...

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Written by Julian Robov Twenty Two Sanders hurriedly dialed the phone to call Jeb. “Jeb! Can I talk to you now?” Sanders interrupted. Jeb wa...

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Written by Julian Robov Twenty One Baddy Smith, tall, with a curly mop of dark hair, and fast talking met by chance Jeb Singthowala at the K...
Thursday, November 30, 2006

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Written by Julian Robov Twenty Ben sat with a bunch of brokers at her office in the TD building, as several parcels of rubies, ovals and cus...

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Written by Julian Robov Nineteen The children were playing happily in and around the swimming pool. Parents loved watching them exercise the...

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Written by Julian Robov Eighteen The past two days were busy. Sanders looked happy. A lot of rubies of various qualities kept coming to his ...

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Written by Julian Robov Seventeen Everyone loved to stay at the famed Oriental hotel. The hotel had carved its own history entertaining for ...
Wednesday, November 29, 2006

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Written by Julian Robov Sixteen It was a Friday morning. Thanon(street) Srichan looked sleepy. The morning sun ascended gradually moving the...

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Written by Julian Robov Fifteen Jeb Singthowala, Sanders’s partner, a Thai, and a regular buyer from the mines in Vietnam, sat in his office...

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Written by Julian Robov Fourteen It was a Friday evening. Some had gone to the Chantaburi gem market in the morning, while others preferred ...
Tuesday, November 28, 2006

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Written by Julian Robov Thirteen Den, Ris’s only brother, a gem dealer on his own specializing in 5 to 10carat rubies of top quality brought...

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Written by Julian Robov Twelve Mahesak Road thrived like the famous 47th street of New York, in a discreet way behind the tinted glass windo...

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Written by Julian Robov Eleven Lam quietly walked along the sidewalk. Tuna’s Club and Restaurant on Sukhumvit Road, was a convenient hub for...