FF(Arhi): Lavender [Thread 2 link - p. 159] - Page 29

Originally posted by: sparikh

ahhh...he pulled away...hopefully, not back to square one!

K is playing it safe, can't blame her; seen too much casualties of ASR's amante.

R u Devi? someone said something to that effect...the writing style is similar to her...don't mean to offend u if u r not her!

-Sona

Originally posted by: serialwatcher16

L,

You know I went and saw this movie ek main aur ek tu, i won't review the movie here but it left me so dissatisfied in the end. I definitely need a happy ending. The end of that movie seemed as if a box had been gift wrapped, string tied but left loose, bow not tied. I need the hero and heroine to get married at the very end or somewhere in between as devi's after marriage couples are also fun and they don't die after marriage, so to speak with life being sucked out of them.

So I don't know if the above makes sense, but the hero and heroine have to get an 'ever after'. If they are to remain acquaintances, coworkers, then he is not the hero, simple.

😊

Originally posted by: -publicenemy-

She looked at him above her rim of her glasses. "Office dalliance. I am no good for it. Not just because I don't think I have the make-up for it, but also because... it's tawdry. This is not like making out in the university library during exam week. You are my boss. Here in this building, you will always have power over me. It will never be an equal playing field. And even if you can be objective about separating what is personal and what is professional, I wouldn't be able to... and it wouldn't stop me from worrying about whether your responses to me from now on will be based on something that is not just about my work. I really don't want that sort of doubt lingering in my head. You and I have always had our differences. But it's always been within a certain limit. That limit allows me to tell you to back off when you are too harsh and it lets you tell me to buck up and deal with it when you feel that you have to. I don't want that to change. And yes, this is likely a premature conversation. But given what happened just now, I wanted to say all this before it happened a second time."

I like that

Atleast she made her point. She has not denied the attraction nor had she given into it totally.