If I should meet thee-part 12 Pg 118 - Page 96

Originally posted by: mudraswathi

sweet hearts... Deepa n me..😆

Originally posted by: deepaligupta197

Outstanding peerless update !! It is one of the finest examples of storytelling craftsmanship I've ever seen, it's a great update for understanding the narrative ground and parallel structures. The analogies used really shine is when you are attempting to help someone understand the importance of your message when it involves a body of knowledge or domain they are unfamiliar with.Every scene in your story is a stair. Leading somewhere. Connecting to the stair or landing before it, and the stair or landing that follows it.An example of a great verbal analogy as to how they can make your points pack more of a punch.

Mrs. Chapman: (In a deep serious voice) Look, you all have been passing around the poor child as if it were a lifeless parcel, a property of yours...

As parents, we all hope to build a safe familiar world for our children to grow up in. When a child experiences the ordinary losses and disappointments of life, as an adult you can stand back a bit from their distress and offer them your sympathy and support instead of trying to claim ur rights over them.

Mrs. Chapman: I purposely gave you dried up clay. Because that's exactly what you are going to get, if and when you get the legal custody of Aryan...

Ashu shares a solicitous bonding wd Aryan yet even he failed to understand the child's state of mind altruistically. At any time parents take the viewpoint of "winning" on the issue of custody, everyone loses, but most especially the child. The child should never be put in the center of conflict between the parents. Parents who fail to do everything they can to ensure that the child has opportunity for loving and close relationship with each one, are putting their child at risk .

Stupendous update⭐️

Originally posted by: sshirley

grrr😡

chocs bahut kha liye... ab ye khao aap dono

Originally posted by: mudraswathi

Mujhe ek baat kehni thi...

May be Rohan has some right to claim Aryan as the father. But what right do they have on Wendy? How can they ask her? and how come AshNi even thought of sending her?.. I felt no reason... The same feeling I had with Khushi in the show. Whatever she is... when her relatives were there, what right AshNi had on that child and sent her to RAnji? ridiculous...

Originally posted by: mudraswathi

You dont know Shirley... you have raised your hand on mudra.. the great MaheshBabu fan... NOw ask Anjani.. who is this Maheshbabu...😆

Originally posted by: mudraswathi

Mujhe ek baat kehni thi...

May be Rohan has some right to claim Aryan as the father. But what right do they have on Wendy? How can they ask her? and how come AshNi even thought of sending her?.. I felt no reason... The same feeling I had with Khushi in the show. Whatever she is... when her relatives were there, what right AshNi had on that child and sent her to RAnji? ridiculous...

Originally posted by: sshirley

even I m eager to know who's next?

Originally posted by: bawaswift

Hi Mudra di.,

I wanted this question to be raised... But no one raised it at that time..

Ashu was given the authority of Wendy by her Grandma.. That means he had some right to think abt her n her future . If he cud find it good in her future life.. then settling an adoption can be done anytime..

I wanted to write abt it in another chapter.. but the twists got another shapes and that matter got dissolved

Finding someone good as a caretaker and good guardians and frnds.. i think that adoption can take place.

How further... gotta think..