Arshi OS series sequel: Clipped wings #7 updated page 13, New - Page 2

So are they going to call it a truce and work towards soothing each other's pain?

It was a beautiful update. Every emotion, every thought... Perfect and in sync.

Awesome.

Oh wow, here comes Clipped Wings, the promised sequel for Flightless. 😊 Thanks a lot for the pm. I will be back with my review.

Good to see the sequel. Both need the other to heal.

How they understand each other well!

Amazing shots.. well they both don't really have to work hard.. Arnav gives her the space when she wants and when he feels that she needs to pulled out from the pit she is falling he does that too.. loving their understanding of each other.. loving this wonderful shots.. 😊

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So, arnav's grandmother was a Khasi girl from beautiful North East India, and arnav's dad married her much to the displeasure of his Rajput family. She lived all her life with her daughter in the hills, until the time came for her daughter to move to her paternal home. Sad. I would say sad because Aida has been used to the lovely wilderness and serenity of her maternal place along with her mother and loving people and I could imagine the hard adjustment she had to make in a land she at first couldn't identify herself with. By the way, Aidashisha is such a lovely name! Why would someone want to change it?! It seems like an amalgamation of Khasi and north Indian name. Well, in due time, she became an integral part of the Raizadas. But what happened then? Why was she inflicted with such horrendous and unthinkable torture, burnt alive. There is much more to the story that we don't know yet. So the people who murdered her were outsiders and the family couldn't do anything to save her. Why? Did someone accuse her of something by false claims? Arnav was a little boy then and he watched the scene unfold in front of him. But where was his father? Who did Aida marry?? Nothing has been said about his father here. Well, arnav's accusations of his family is justified, no matter whether they were guilty of the murder or not. They couldn't protect their own family member, a person who left her home long back and came to embrace the family with so much love.

Khushi is hell bent on avoiding arnav and he is serious in seeking her out! They will be providing relief to each other's wounds and in this way, perhaps understand and embrace each other.

I feel that this story will give out an important social issue and the drawbacks of our society. Really love it for its unique storyline.

[QUOTE=poojasidd123]So, arnav's grandmother was a Khasi girl from beautiful North East India, and arnav's dad married her much to the displeasure of his Rajput family. She lived all her life with her daughter in the hills, until the time came for her daughter to move to her paternal home. Sad. I would say sad because Aida has been used to the lovely wilderness and serenity of her maternal place along with her mother and loving people and I could imagine the hard adjustment she had to make in a land she at first couldn't identify herself with. By the way, Aidashisha is such a lovely name! Why would someone want to change it?! It seems like an amalgamation of Khasi and north Indian name. Well, in due time, she became an integral part of the Raizadas. But what happened then? Why was she inflicted with such horrendous and unthinkable torture, burnt alive. There is much more to the story that we don't know yet. So the people who murdered her were outsiders and the family couldn't do anything to save her. Why? Did someone accuse her of something by false claims? Arnav was a little boy then and he watched the scene unfold in front of him. But where was his father? Who did Aida marry?? Nothing has been said about his father here. Well, arnav's accusations of his family is justified, no matter whether they were guilty of the murder or not. They couldn't protect their own family member, a person who left her home long back and came to embrace the family with so much love.

Khushi is hell bent on avoiding arnav and he is serious in seeking her out! They will be providing relief to each other's wounds and in this way, perhaps understand and embrace each other.

Originally posted by: poojasidd123

So, arnav's grandmother was a Khasi girl from beautiful North East India, and arnav's dad married her much to the displeasure of his Rajput family. She lived all her life with her daughter in the hills, until the time came for her daughter to move to her paternal home. Sad. I would say sad because Aida has been used to the lovely wilderness and serenity of her maternal place along with her mother and loving people and I could imagine the hard adjustment she had to make in a land she at first couldn't identify herself with. By the way, Aidashisha is such a lovely name! Why would someone want to change it?! It seems like an amalgamation of Khasi and north Indian name. Well, in due time, she became an integral part of the Raizadas. But what happened then? Why was she inflicted with such horrendous and unthinkable torture, burnt alive. There is much more to the story that we don't know yet. So the people who murdered her were outsiders and the family couldn't do anything to save her. Why? Did someone accuse her of something by false claims? Arnav was a little boy then and he watched the scene unfold in front of him. But where was his father? Who did Aida marry?? Nothing has been said about his father here. Well, arnav's accusations of his family is justified, no matter whether they were guilty of the murder or not. They couldn't protect their own family member, a person who left her home long back and came to embrace the family with so much love.

Khushi is hell bent on avoiding arnav and he is serious in seeking her out! They will be providing relief to each other's wounds and in this way, perhaps understand and embrace each other.