Sushpective: It's a Matter of Trust...! (updated) - Page 5

Originally posted by: msin

Well said... Though we knew paro was wrong she had to do it.. My question is why was rudra expecting her to follow his orders..just because she was toeing his line in the house.. He was asking her to sign the papers during the wedding...

I liked it when paro said kyun aapki Baat sunu..😆

And wasn't he supposed to arrest thakur... Then focus on arresting thakur why are u bothered about where is paro in the gunfight..😆 Capture bhima and more of thakur men.,he was thinking of killing thakur who is the main guy in the operation to find where is paro..😕

Major sa after this mess gets sorted.., marry this woman and keep her locked in ur house.., with ur kids keeping her busy...She seriously makes u very inefficient and stupid at ur work..

Agreed Msin. Paro had shown her gentle , caring nature over and over again. She had care for Dilsher, she stood up for her "bhabhi" (Can't recall her name)😆 so she had a good track record unlike Rudra who had always put his wrong foot forward. He was caught red handed killing her husband. Of course she is going to distrust you for you have given her no evidence to think otherwise. Where as Paro had always been kind and gentle, always so caring Rudra should believe her and not the atrocious kaki/ maasi.

Originally posted by: ebook-reader

Agreed Msin. Paro had shown her gentle , caring nature over and over again. She had care for Dilsher, she stood up for her "bhabhi" (Can't recall her name)😆 so she had a good track record unlike Rudra who had always put his wrong foot forward. He was caught red handed killing her husband. Of course she is going to distrust you for you have given her no evidence to think otherwise. Where as Paro had always been kind and gentle, always so caring Rudra should believe her and not the atrocious kaki/ maasi.

Lovely take! And that Billy Joel song fits to a T! Such a lovely song, such beautiful words. The ones in red as if they were written for this show :)

Yes, she needed to hear the truth from the horse's mouth. I didn' tthink it would happen this soon, or that he'd recite all of it before trying to bump her off, but oh well, however they do, its good that the truth is out. The deception she lived on gone, and the pain and loss notwithstanding, she can only gain: remake a life that is built on her own truth.

She used to write poerty. Hope it surfaces now...as a way of making sense and rising beyond her pain.

Now, true trust can be built on both sides...eventually.

One thought: I'd love Dilsher, when he recovers, to not say cannot trust a beautiful woman - again; and embitter Rudra again. But I feel he knows, at a gut level, she can't do it. And he'll trust her and *not* blame her or believe it. It might be an opportunity to break that awful vicious cycle of poisoning his own and his son's soul about women...that would be so redeeming. He'd do a service to his son by breaking the old loop of bitter beliefs and also heal himself.

Lets see what they do, but I hope they surprise us! pleasantly. No prolnged bitterness again, please

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You Said it Sush...!!!!
My hubby dear is no different either... :)
Lovely post... and wonderful read.

Thank you all, who posted! Appreciate your love, your feedback and your thoughts!!! This was a FUN discussion😊

Beautiful post 👏