thank you for that fabulous comment, smita. U're welcome!if there were a person like asr he would never ever be quite free of all that that night meant to him. yes he would try and resolve it the best he could, and the entry of a woman he could love and trust who loved and trusted him to would help in the healing and resolution... but there would always be in him somewhere that little 14 year old who heard a gun shot or two and his life was flipped out of control. So true! Unpleasant experiences happen with everybody. We all look past them,ignore them,move on with r lives,etc,etc but when their memories come back to haunt us,we cant escape them.the darkness lingers and some days it just won't let you be.what you say about loving his dad and the trust breaking is 100 percent true. this was never entered into. chances are his dad was also a great fun sort of father... and in a patriarchal set up, asr the only son was made much of bet. and for all of us in general, father is a huge place of trust. utter trust by a child... that got shattered. sad na? Ya,very sad. Can u imagine losing ur parents,ur house,ur childhood,all on the same day? Horrible,terrible,no words will suffice to describe what Anjali & Arnav must've felt that day.thanks so much for saying what you do about the writing, i am thrilled and grateful. i should be sorry that i made you cry, but i am happy... terrible, aren't i?Of course not! U're adorable! 😊
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