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aarrsshhii

@aarrsshhii

Dazzler

+ 2

Posted: 11 years ago

#231

i donno how to put it...am feeling so speechless right now...
that was a beautiful update...i could almost feel the tension inside khushi...
the rain fall and them together under the canopy close to each other ,painted really a beautiful picture inside me...
i hope khushi gets enough strength from him...
awesome manreet...

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zayana khan

@zayana123

Dazzler

Posted: 11 years ago

#232

You brilliantly done dis part... I loved it.. Arnav support & . Khushi torment self you showed it beautifully... Khushi let arnav enter in her life to free her from her sorrow... Amazing part...

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S.B.

@-Xpress-

Inactive

Posted: 11 years ago

#233

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Raila1014

@Raila1014

Voyager

Posted: 11 years ago

#234

This is so,brilliant in its simplicity but yet well researched facts on alcoholism. I came across it by accident and could not stop reading it all in one go. I love how the doctor became the patient and vice versa. The only piece that I question though is how her professional image will be viewed after getting so close to one of her patient. Don't get me wrong, I think the story about him giving her solace and closure is beautiful. Just thinking aloud for a sec about patient-caregiver relationship It should not really be a big deal since she just opened up to him in the last chapter. I am hooked and will book mark this one as well.

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jisa

@jisa

Rocker

+ 3

Posted: 11 years ago

#235

this was absolutely brilliant...
sorry for late reply..
was caught up with asli duniya..!!

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Uthra

@Viji79

Inactive

+ 6

Posted: 11 years ago

#236

I have been immensely late. I know. AD has been a little crazy.

Man, I first want to congratulate you for taking up this plot.

It is easy to show a broken alcoholic being fixed piece by piece by a doctor.

But it is certainly not easy to show an equally broken doctor who is in turn fixed by the patient.

And I am astounded at the ease with which you have handled both the leads, both strong in their own respect and both broken and in need of a solace.

Some wounds run deep down that no matter how many years have passed, the scars remain.

How true are Arnav's words. Instead of looking at khushi as what could have been, had her father felt blessed at what he had, khushi would not have had a childhood that was and felt cursed.

Truly praiseworthy. 👏