NOVEL~*Hiding behind a Stranger*~THREAD 30~Chapter 35-UPD JUN 2nd

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Shraddha

@lashy

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Posted: 8 years ago

#171

Originally posted by: selvi1275
A very sweet update...Lashy...and the following lines reminded me of this pic...even though he did'nt do any such thing...His words thereafter...it felt more like 'That could've been the scene'..YOUR COVER PIC...

Awww Selvi da.. thanks🤗
so glad it brought that picture to mind... yes the entire crux of their relationship now is about him trying to get her to listen to him... trust him... to look into his eyes...
so it does match...❤️

If only he could close in on her with two long strides, seize her wrists and arrest her within his clasp till she had no other go but to listen to what he had to say

Edited by lashy - 8 years ago

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Shraddha

@lashy

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Posted: 8 years ago

#172

Originally posted by: Jo08

This JA forum is full of talented people n not crazy ones!
Oh yes... no doubt about it... 👏

I have read so many FFs n OS here. All of them r amazing!
Im glad to read such beautifully written FFs! 😳 😊

By crazy bunch, I was just referring to us at the HBAS thread... just meant in jest 🤗

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Shraddha

@lashy

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Posted: 8 years ago

#173

Originally posted by: lghosh
Kuki begum and Adwi, you both are questioning and asking about furniture and wood? 😕 instead of the person it was ordered for? 😲 Kya ho gaya hai? SL had a cyclone and you both got the brunt of it? 🤔 Or is it a type of distraction from the obvious?It? 😉😆 I sincerely hope so.
I snuck in to see over the top drooling and I see discussion on wood! 🥱
So disappointed in Azeez and 'maach bhat'! 😃 Ab Jaldi se apna naam roshan karo! Hrithik hi sahi, roshan toh karo, instead of seesham and rosewood! 🤣

I was faithfully researching on wood types... till I saw this... and quietly closed all those windows 🤣

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Durgeshnandini

@Durgeshnandini

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Posted: 8 years ago

#174

Originally posted by: lashy

I was faithfully researching on wood types... till I saw this... and quietly closed all those windows 🤣

What's supposed to be said here? Paavam! 🤣

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hemakeerti

@hemakeerti

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Posted: 8 years ago

#175

Originally posted by: lashy

I have two koschuns for you lovely ladies... I know Jalal and PBDJalal/Mahesh Babu aren't going to mind if I borrow you both for a second.. 😆

AMK... has reclusive manners - is this why his advances have this effect? Or is he predictable?

Yes... when a no-nonsense, reclusive, restrained kind of guy makes a move... it effects...😆

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Shraddha

@lashy

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Posted: 8 years ago

#176

Originally posted by: Tilottamaa

What's supposed to be said here? Paavam! 🤣

depends on who is the Paavam here 😆

Originally posted by: hemakeerti

Yes... when a no-nonsense, reclusive, restrained kind of guy makes a move... it effects...😆

Hai hai!❤️

You KNOW that you're asking for 'update please' requests with that sort of answer, don't you? 😆

On a more serious note - a grizzly bear hug 🤗

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selvi1275

@selvi1275

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Posted: 8 years ago

#177

Originally posted by: lashy

depends on who is the Paavam here 😆

🤣🤣

Hai hai!❤️

You KNOW that you're asking for 'update please' requests with that sort of answer, don't you?

On a more serious note 🤗

🤣🤣🤣🤣

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Sandhya.A

@Sandhya.A

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Posted: 8 years ago

#178

Originally posted by: Kuki715

Ooo...there's so many types of rosewood ...sorry😛...i just had the general idea😆

Yes. The high quality rosewood is light weight and hard and has a deeper shade and naturally termite resistant and intricate designs can be carved out of it.The graining is unique and fine.

Sheesham is comparitively lighter in colour and is grained differently.

Sheesham is dense but porous and susceptible to wood insects. Due to its after work quality when sealed and dyed, it is often sold as genuine high quality rosewood.

Apart from the grains, the smell of the two differ when not polished. And you will also hear slightly different sounds when you knock against then. And carving is smoother and finer in the higher quality rosewood.

Nevertheless, Sheesham is also a type of rosewood though at the lower end of the spectrum and cheaper. The wood merchant even with all his dislike for Mughals wouldn't have dared to suggest country wood for the Mansabdar. His suggesting Sheesham was most natural. Not disrespectful, but expression of displeasure . Great job Lashy - all the background study.👏

Edited by Sandhya.A - 8 years ago

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Shraddha

@lashy

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Posted: 8 years ago

#179

Originally posted by: Rani16
Hello Di !!

A brilliant chapter as always!!⭐️

Thank you Rani... by the way, I replied to your pm... 😳

I am sure you would have been complimented for it already, but you have carved out each and every character(all the supporting characters as well) in this story wonderfully!!
Thank you so so much... glad you like the characters and the supporting characters too!

Loved that despite their strained relationship Heera and Akbar stood up for each other !👏
How very well said... ❤️

Akbar's secret is out..but it's better now than later..!
That's exactly what he thought too... better now than later when she starts trusting him again only to find this

And what a way to apologize..👏
☺️
Looking forward to the next chapter!!

Love & Regards!!
🤗

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Durgeshnandini

@Durgeshnandini

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Posted: 8 years ago

#180

Originally posted by: Sandhya.A
Yes. The high quality rosewood is light weight and hard and has a deeper shade and naturally termite resistant and intricate designs can be carved out of it.The graining is unique and fine.

Sheesham is comparitively lighter in colour and is grained differently.

Sheesham is dense but porous and susceptible to wood insects. Due to its after work quality when sealed and dyed, it is often sold as genuine high quality rosewood.

Apart from the grains, the smell of the two differ when not polished. And you will also hear slightly different sounds when you knock against then. And carving is smoother and finer in the higher quality rosewood.

Nevertheless, Sheesham is also a type of rosewood though at the lower end of the spectrum and cheaper. The wood merchant even with all his dislike for Mughals wouldn't have dared to suggest country wood for the Mansabdar. His suggesting Sheesham was most natural. Great job Lashy - all the background study.👏

I don't think you're a teacher by profession, but you should have been one... You'd make a very fine columnist even... Everytime you talk(write) - be it a daily soap or rosewood - I always go like...