You touched my heart with this update...
You continue to bring out Khushi's constant inner conflict between what she wants and what she thinks is right, perfectly...though the romantic in me wants Khushi to throw caution to the wind and just be with Arnav...the sudden arrival of Lavanya and the glimpse in to her pain and agony confused me...
But then came the news of her betrayal..and whatever may be her reasons...she seems to be battling some serious demons now...if her visit to the psychiatrist and her extensive case history are anything to go by...
I cant hate her, for she too went through the unbearable pain of losing her child, i only feel pity...
Loved Arnav for not resenting the child and for being able to hold on to the strong father-son bond, even when he knew that blood ties were absent..that he is capable of such selfless love and emotion is a rare trait...
The portrayal of Arnav struggling to cope with the loss of a child, his pain exacerbated by Lavanya's accusations that he had actually wilfully wished Arav harm...it was splendidly written!
Glad that arnav cleared the air with his mother..her ways may not be right, her intention are..
The comforting kiss, showing the almost healing powers of having someone to hold and love in a time of suffering..was beautifully written..
The moonlit night, the saffron scented breeze, the sea of lavender coloured flowers.. i think Kashmir tourism department might be thanking you soon...a lot of us are now wanting to go see this magical place for ourselves đ
Loved this update Jenny!
Thank you for being such a wonderful writer...your tales enthral us ...
Love
Maya
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