The Bride With A Doll...Removed/ A/N on Pg 42 :) - Page 31

Sounds very intriguing, is Khushi on her way to meet Arnav? I hope some more time passes and she is older before they meet. Perhaps 8-10 years??? I am so glad you are writing something else now!!!

Originally posted by: Aparamegha

Being a Bengali you have instantly stuck a very very sensitive chord in my heart just by spelling "Arnab"..I just love the bengali pronunciation of it ...

Coming from a family that has deep rooted connection with the zamindars of bengal I could almost see your words..your Arnab reminded me of the story of my great grandfather who got married at the age of 21 to a 11 year old bride. I have heard so many stories about their blooming romance from my grandmother that could even put modern love stories into shame...I could see my grandfather in your Arnab who became actively involved in the freedom fighting and instead of going to UK for his further studies he became a staunch follower of Mahatma.

Eagerly looking forward to see the story progress amidst the clash of ideologies , difference of attitudes towards life and the healing touch of a little angel that will soon overpower Arnab's life.

Bhishon bhalo laglo (I simply loved it)

This story is really intriguing
want to read more already

Originally posted by: Anarocksick

@Bold - And when it's pronounced it sounds even better - "Aurnob"

Thanks for sharing your grandparents' story :-)

Absolutely...

Married to an Arnab (Aurnob) I completely love the pronunciation ..people might say I am biased but I think it is one of the most sexy bengali names...😳However despite of having an Arnab Chatterjee at home I am already falling for Jenny's Arnab Basu Mallick

Omg!! Jenny this story is wonderful!!! How many chaps r u planning to write!!
I luved this story sooo much!!
I can feel this story coz m also Bengali :)

I really liked it :)
I could connect myself with all these because m a Bengali too..
khushi is arnab's 1st wife's sister..
arnab & his grandmaa's part remind me of my (amma) grandma ..
looking forward to read it

You have to try your hand at script writing because the imagery you invoke is like something out of movie. The train station, the haveli, the bed ridden father, puffed and angry at his son for daring to be rebellious, the monsoons...and little Khushi with her doll.

So interesting...loving it...thx once again...Jenny...you are terrific writer...

very different from your other stories...i know we will love it