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This is home.
Three simple words conveyed so many emotions and reading them made me feel warm and fuzzy on the inside.
I loved how you transformed both your characters with so much subtlety and yet so obviously.
How Khushi was ready to go to London just because she wanted Arnav to feel the same satisfaction as her, how Arnav was as happy about India's independence as his wife and just how far they'd come from the first time they had met.
It's the way you so eloquently placed Nehru's Tryst Of Destiny speech into your epilogue that makes me absolutely adore your style of writing.
And finally I do hope that you won't be saying goodbye anytime soon and that you won't be able to stay away from us fans for long and will come up with a brilliant new story that is just as capturing as this one was.
Until next time.
Love.
Three simple words conveyed so many emotions and reading them made me feel warm and fuzzy on the inside.
I loved how you transformed both your characters with so much subtlety and yet so obviously.
How Khushi was ready to go to London just because she wanted Arnav to feel the same satisfaction as her, how Arnav was as happy about India's independence as his wife and just how far they'd come from the first time they had met.
It's the way you so eloquently placed Nehru's Tryst Of Destiny speech into your epilogue that makes me absolutely adore your style of writing.
And finally I do hope that you won't be saying goodbye anytime soon and that you won't be able to stay away from us fans for long and will come up with a brilliant new story that is just as capturing as this one was.
Until next time.
Love.
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