FF:Destiny's Children Pt XIV(2)(16/12) - Page 63

Originally posted by: cbkola

I am not so good with english but your ff is very good.Thank you so much dear😊.hey why is part 8 coming blank.

Originally posted by: jyothi_cool

wow opti gr8 part milind is really confusing at times he shows concern then he is suddenly angry lovely part cont soon

Originally posted by: optimist

Thanks but why are you having problems reading Part VIII, I can see it pretty fine on my PC..

Originally posted by: optimist

Did you try looking below part vii on the first page? I think you can try refreshing the page again.

Milind's chawl was a mini-India with people from all over the country. There were the Sens from West Bengal, the Mohantys from Orissa, the Shuklas fom U.P, the Yadavs from Bihar, the Reddys from Andhra Pradesh, the Raos from Karnataka, the Kapoors from Punjab, the Shindes from Maharashtra, the Meenas from Rajastan, the Kuttys from Kerala and the Baruas from Assam, to name a few. So Milind and Prachi ended up sampling nearly all the cuisines of the country for dinner over the next three weeks. Days were uneventful ' In the mornings, after Milind left for work, Prachi kept herself busy with her paintings and sketches. She also practiced her singing to keep her vocal chords in shape. Afternoons were spent visiting Mishraji at the nursing home and talking to him endlessly, even though she wasn't sure whether the old man could hear a single word she said. She played badminton and kho kho with the chawl kids in the evenings and waited for Milind to return as each day the sun bid good bye to yet another day.

Originally posted by: optimist

Jyothi, Milind has a huge prejudice against the rich, particularly the Shahs who he thinks are big snob and who had made his father slave for them. So his rudeness stems from that but basically he is a good and caring human being. That is why when he hurts Prachi's he feels bad.