Jenny,
Loved his sensitivity towards Khushi and the practice of child marriages, I loved how she has taken it upon himself to do whatever it is that needs to be done to protect her innocence and childhood.
I loved how you mentioned her playing hopskotch ...that detail created such a visual impact...
Loved this child Khushi who is following what she thinks she is meant to without really knowing and loved her directness and conversation with thami, looks like Thami approves of her wit and her candidness and and see a great friendship brewing there...loved how she mentioned her brothers wife who did not speak for a month and was considered perfect daughter in law material...
The mother in law does not really have much character apart from following her husband and his wishes and probably not a happy person and is taking that out on Khushi
Loved Khushi's conversation about the stars, it was so endearing and emotional...love Thami's response to her concerns ever so patiently...
Love her trauma at Roopa, being snatched away, her confidant and her security my heart broke for her when she pleads to Arnav to get her back saying she is the only one she has left from her previous life, I could feel her pain...I am glad she felt she could go to him...and am so glad he assures her that he will help her get Roopa back...
Jenny, i love the way you are progressing with this story...its touching all the right cords...brilliant as always but have come to expect that from you!