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canapoem

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Posted: 10 years ago

#431

Originally posted by: bkamber

Kavi... In answer to your query...

Moreover...
When this was missing how can Arnav who has reluctantly entered the relationship, albeit with his eyes open to what he feels for Lavanya (casual friendship and not tingling love), develop emotional bonding??? The final straw was deception about Aarav and his passing away...😆

Lavanya wanted more from the "marriage". She wanted "Honey, I am home" not "Lavanya I am home". She wanted undying love which Arnav never felt for her.

The marriage was probably gaining strength on the basis of friendship and perhaps they were talking about a second child when her deceit came out. I wonder if Arnav discovered something else when he went for further tests to verify paternity.

She took away Arnav's freedom of choice.

Arnav's stand - "My good opinion once lost is lost forever."

You are the second person I am seeing in the last 2 days on this thread with amazing imagination. 👏

Apart from the above mentioned in red, I think she was a nagging wife. If you remember she called more than 20 times to ask about Khushi and Arnav even thought how typical of her to do that. I guess she had lot of psychological issues even before marriage and it probably increased due to the guilt she carried around about Aarav.

If the above sentence in bold is true, I am so relieved that he came to know about the deceit before she conceived again.

You remember Jason had some kind of illness or some genetic disorder, did Aarav have it too?? I wonder if Arnav found that out.

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bkamber

@bkamber

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Posted: 10 years ago

#432

Originally posted by: canapoem

😊

It was not a healthy marriage. It lost it's chance when her deceit was exposed.
She nagged him relentlessly during the latter part of the marriage and once she found out about Khushi. In fact I consider Arnav an abused husband. I also feel that Jason and his family should have known about Aarav.
Jason's disease is a debilitating disease and in addition to acquiring Arnav for herself she also acquired a healthy father for Aarav. She had a good friendship with Arnav and had she been upfront with him she could have salvaged at least that if not the marriage. He would have supported her, but by hiding the truth knowing full well that he did not love her she lost him...and she is a sore looser.

Enough said...now waiting for the next Chapter.

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SmitaCletus

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Posted: 10 years ago

#433

Oh Damn!!!

Aarav heard all of that.

Was he old enough to understand it all or is it just abig fight for him.

Please continue. awaiting the next chapter.

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rulama

@rulama

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Posted: 10 years ago

#434

Really Jen...

when is the update???😉

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IPK007

@IPK007

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Posted: 10 years ago

#435

Tomorrow, Thursday Night, US time :)

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rulama

@rulama

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Posted: 10 years ago

#436

Originally posted by: IPK007
Tomorrow, Thursday Night, US time :)

Thank you... Then I'll stop speculating!😆

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LibranAngel

@libranangel

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Posted: 10 years ago

#437

Jen your're back!!!!! *doing my happy dance* 🥳

How's the baby???? love and hugs 🤗

I ran through that update coz i just wanted to do my happy dance at the end!!!!

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Kishmish

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Posted: 10 years ago

#438

Oh God ... the poor baby heard their bitter argument ...

but only the fact that he is not his father must have really hit the child

hard causing ireparable damage ... waiting Jenny ...

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-Shilpaa-

@-Shilpaa-

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Posted: 10 years ago

#439

Welcome back Di!!

Sooo happy to have you back 😊

Such a heart wrenching chapter di.

And completely and absolutely disappointed with Navin and Sujata. It's not that I expected Sujata to act otherwise, but I never expected Navin to stand there and listen to all the nonsensical things Manya had to tell about his own daughter. They could have expressed all their anguish and disappointment to her in private. They had the right to punish her in any way they deemed right, but in private, and not when there was a third person present. I still can't digest the fact that they didn't utter a word in her defence. Not a word of support. It's the same daughter they were so proud of all their lives. One mistake,and all that pride went down the drain.

And then Manya!!! Such an escapist she is. What she did was not because she had anything against Khushi, it's just because she's trying hard to escape her own guilt. The guilt that she failed her sister. The guilt of not being there for her when she was going through hell. That she didn't do anything to help her get out of depression. That she didn't even realise her sister could attempt suicide. And just so that she could escape all that guilt, she marched off to meet Khushi and did what she could do best. The blame game. Such a pathetic sister..

And what did she expect Khushi to be like? Someone who looks like the manipulative looking vamps of Indian soaps, with a label on her forehead that reads 'home-wrecker'?

And her speech about Karma. Ironically, the same is applicable to her own self. Karma is gonna chase her down someday.

I don't have anything for Khushi today. In just a few minutes, her world turned upside down. And there's not even her parents to hold her hand and to reassure her that everything is gonna be okay. I feel like giving her a tight hug.

And here comes Astha. It could be Lavanya's father who informed her. And seeing both his daughters, it's not hard to guess his words to her.

If Arnav decides to keep her in the dark about Aarav's paternity and the circumstance of their marriage, I'm gonna be really disappointed in him. Enough of keeping a secret, that too for someone who's long dead. And Astha is his own mother. She has the right to know. And if he keeps mum even now, she is never gonna understand his perspective. He will have to choose between the dead and the living. And I really hope he chooses the latter over the former. Atleast for Khushi if not for himself.

Now coming to the pre cap, it's hard to believe that Lavanya was ever a good mother. For all I know, all she cared about even then was her obsession for Arnav. She wanted to make Arnav love her by hook or by crook. Nothing else mattered to her,it seems. Not even her child.

Phew... I feel so much better now.. Sorry for the mindless rant di... I just had to get it out of my system..

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shree10

@shree10

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Posted: 10 years ago

#440

Jen, Though I was impatient for an update I didnt have heart to read it until today. You had given warning abt seperation and leap. I reaaly hope that the leap is not too long.
Now coming to an update!

I am actually livid with Manya and disappointed with Khushi's parents! Of all the times they failed her today irrespective of the hurt caused to them by her actions before.
There is a dialogue from Mahabharat- "Vayam panchadhikam shatam!" Pandavas say this that for outside world Kauravas are our brothers. We are 100 + 5. Whatever our differences are internal.

Manya- Well even in living in the west she has such a regressive mind! Lavanya alone is responsible for her actions! You cant blame somebody else for your own actions. Very convenient to pass blame on Khushi! Also it's not that Khushi tempted Arnav. Arnav and Lav were separated (even if not legally) before Arnav -Khushi relationship started. She should have first confronted Arnav for a reality check!

brb

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