How Should I Stop Him??

The train absconded at eight o'clock p.m. abruptly. The aisle of the train was crowded. The travelers were hustling to others and were jerking the train by their malignant sound. The luna, How Should I Stop Him?? titled, "My twenty-nine dollar boots! The putrid crowd! The absurd men!."He caught Mr.Brayden as a culprit and said, "A fatuous man has crushed my boots and he is you.Bring me my boots which cost fifty-five dollars or to exonerate, lend me your seat until the brakes of the train cease the wheels". Mr.Lenvo was a conceited man. He left 7 companies which he considered a fag and 10 jobs in school. While working in a school, he has grouched to the government that the arrogant principal of the school was absent that day. The principal abdicated the school before any governmental order due to Mr.Lenvo.Then Mr.Lenvo. became a journalist and working as an agent in the London Times'. His haughty life has abided many disgraces from the world.

Mr.Lenvo was ready to get the answer from Mr.Brayden.Mr.Brayden enunciated, "No my friend! The crowd has constipated my feeble legs and is swaying them as the hideous crowd want. How could I crush your fifty-five dollars boots? Me.Lenvo flaunted, "Your mistake costs one-hundred and ten dollars in as much as it is two."The culprit replied, "Your dudgeon".The cheated rays of voices enkindled the sayings of Mr.Brayden. The dullard resurrected in a loud sound, "Don't be so cheap! I only speak with a branded mouth!" Mr. Brayden forbore much and exaggerated, "Your eyes can't identify me insane, I'm the utmost businessman of London You have puddled my 15 minutes in which I can earn twenty-two dollars which you have wasted. Scarify your heart and give me my one hundred and ten dollars inasmuch as I have broken your a pair of boots". The trumpeting of the elephant ravaged the bleating of a goat. The ignoble man requested to ask for anything other than his heart. Mr.Brayden asked, "I want the prickle of your life. Not your dollars nor even your boots, just the pitiless flaw and your idle attitude to your penny. "The flamboyant springs heard a squall and shattered the attitude of Mr.Lenvo. He modified to a pious of Mr.Brayden but not left his jeering nature...