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Originally posted by: gangaprakash38
smooth... lovely update...just leave me thirsty for more.👏
Originally posted by: shreya_rc
wow wow !! my midnight wandering at IF got rewarded !
From Alexander Pope:
Nay, fly to Altars; there they'll talk you dead;
For Fools rush in where Angels fear to tread.
Lovely update..
"How would she appreciate that the greatest threats to their fragile, budding relationship lay in the same bedroom, in the same bed?" : hmmm...thinking
Nice update 👍🏼
Originally posted by: inspiringstars
Making an entry into RangRasiya forum with your drabbles. Started watching the show not so long ago, but have been a forum member since long time, so was looking around this forum. Found these drabbles, and drabbles have always excited me, because its an art to convey so much, with little words, or lesser words than usual.
Let me say this, I loved each and every one of your drabble, they are simple, very evocative of what you write, and they all have beautifully written characters. Plus your style of writing it and the names of chapters, they intrigue me. :) I like how even though the drabbles arent in continuation, they do have the connection, and the story is progressive.Hoping to read more, though I am not sure if I am going to be able to continue watching the show.I cannot believe you are just beginning writing here, saw your posts. You are a brilliant writer, I am glad RR made you delve into it (Assuming you hadn't before).
Originally posted by: likeadesigirl
Wow. I'm at a loss for words. I"m thoroughly impressed with your writing. I like how you've built up their relationship- I hope the show doesn't make a mockery of their relationship and respects a marriage- and I hope Laila is used as well as she has been in this story. Personally, I think Rudra has enough honor that he wouldn't have a mistress while married- which is exactly what you've shown in this. Great work 👏
Originally posted by: LyssaPie
Interesting so he's worried about two things and not just one..
Originally posted by: custodian75
Nice trick paro, but rudr is too worried about you to appreciate it.
Originally posted by: Exprimere
The subtlety of it all. Your piece has a big impact with all that is unsaid.
Another smile-fetching update, with danger lurking in the corner.
Originally posted by: sariarshi97
You know you write magic, don't you? That kind of magic that wraps you under it's spell!! When you can do nothing but give them the power to capture your imaginations and twist it into a tangled mess of euphoria!!
Oh! You are gifted TT...I'm loving this series:)
Originally posted by: Polkadots78
Adorable it was...both Paro's attempts at placating Rudra and his attempt at remaining angry with her :)
I just love your writing style.. It's amazing :)
Originally posted by: --BumbleBee--
TT, I just caught up with your story and I'm going to be stalking 😉
I have never watched the show, but you make it so easy to love the characters..And maybe, I really should start watching it..Loving the Major Saab and his Paro.Keep writing!Cheers!
Originally posted by: vishruta
its awesme
really loved itaread all the drabbles in one goosweeet!!!!!
Originally posted by: |Persephone|
Great update as usual! I absolutely love how quick you update!
But I was a little confused at the ending paragraph - "How would she appreciate that the greatest threats to their fragile, budding relationship lay in the same bedroom, in the same bed?" Was he talking about himself or his distrust in the fact that she would run away at some point? Hopefully you'll clear that up in the next one?
Originally posted by: aruni50218
Ok me tubelight, didn't get it. Is he talking about his fear of Paro leaving him???
Originally posted by: IronButterfly
Silly me but didn't quite get the end =/
Awesome, about the ending, is da threat him?
Originally posted by: Hunnybunny3
2 fabulous updates and yes I'm with the majority didn't quite grasp the ending. Was he talking about himself?
Originally posted by: sonia_92
is rudra referring to himself as a threat? I don't understand... if yes, why? is there a past incident to explain this? is laila involved?
sorry but like many others didnt quite get the ending.
this was great...
but what do u mean by the last line..??
couldn't get it..
w8ng for next..!!!
Originally posted by: InvisibleSmile
They finally did the deed. It may have come before love, but sometimes...things happen. They needed each other. Laila's character becomes real and believable, in the sense that I actually felt sorry for her.
Lastly, Rudra's thoughts were sort of an acceptance of his own feelings, when it comes to Parvati. I presume, I am reading the last two sentences right? Basically, Rudra is a destructive individual who feels most in control, when he hands out destruction. However, the dimension of their relation is changing, so to try for a healthy relation would mean for him to be not in control. For example: he got angry at Paro for going to the fair without informing him. He wants to be in control, because that is the normal for him. He has lived by his own rules till now. But, now, Paro is opening new doors along with old ones.
Originally posted by: blackdice1001
...trust? his inability to make her stay? the bed sheets?? D:
Originally posted by: sslmay11
Is Rudra worried about his insecurities ...he's a broken man inside...Hope he gets healed inside too.
I will save you from the world
But how do I save you from he who is meFor when the crystal shatters into a million piecesIt is my raised hand you will seeRun, while you can, run out of the doorRun, till you find that shoreWhen you do, say a little prayerAnd promise me to love no more.PS: I am definitely no poet. But I blame you, TT, for forcing me to unleash this upon the world ;)
Very well the devil is inside rudra...seeds of distrust... Suspicion which will not him settle for happiness
What Paro should fear the most ... the devil inside Rudra.
That's what the last para meant, right?Loving these ... keep them coming.
Originally posted by: dreamwinner
What happened to today's update😕
TT forgot to post today's drabble.. 😭
And it's Friday today - does that mean the weekend drought has begin in the Rann ke ret?
Ek Tooti Huyi Choodi Ki Keemat (Tum Kya Jaano, Rudra Babu?)
Paro had never felt so out-of-depth in her life. She fingered a shard of peacock blue glass that she had missed while making the bed earlier.
In the harsh light of day, it seemed ridiculous that it had taken the end of her favourite set of bangles for her to realize what should have been obvious-- just how superficial her relationship with him was.
She had spent the morning rehashing all their interactions since the night she'd accused him of having a mistress. He hadn't verbalized an answer. But he'd given her to understand that she was the only woman in his life. Under the comforting cover of darkness, it had been so easy to believe him.
Even now, it was not that she questioned his fidelity. Paro had enough faith in his belief in the sanctity of their marriage--especially now that he had consummated their relationship.
What bothered her was how he didn't seem to want to share more than his body with her.
Every time she ventured into sensitive territory, he clammed up. And if she pushed the point, he would storm off in an ungovernable rage. He would return eventually, of course. He would seek her out with the desperation of a drowning man-- treating her clothes and jewelry with rough disdain for daring to keep her away from him.
Last night, it had been one tentative question about Thakurain Maasa that had set him off. Her beautiful gilt-daubed blue bangles had ended up as collateral damage.
Staring at the single piece of curved glass resting in her palm, her eyes welled up.
Paro was beginning to suspect that while Rudra stood like a wall, protecting her from the world-- he was also a wall that kept her away from everything else, including himself.
And she didn't know what it would take for her to break through.
Was she greedy? Yes she was. She wanted all of him. Just like she had given him all of herself.
Sniffing loudly, she wiped her tears away, and dropped the piece of glass into her drawer. She couldn't bring herself to throw it away-- she had loved those bangles so.
~~~
She would talk to him, she resolved firmly. And then she prayed for the courage to see her resolution through.
She could hear him tramp down the corridor to their room.
Rudra barged into the room and Paro opened her mouth to begin her well-rehearsed speech.
But words failed her at the crucial moment, as he walked up to her and reached for her wrists.
He examined them carefully, all the while rubbing his thumbs gently across her delicate skin.
"It's been bothering me all day-- whether I hurt you accidentally last night or not. Kyun rehti hai iss jallad ke saath?"
His eyes held all the apologies he could not voice.
Swallowing the lump in her throat, she smiled. "I hit my head as a child. Tabse manhe jalladein hi pasand hain."
