Longing to Belong - IshRa Two-Shot | Part 2 - Page 14 - Page 19

Originally posted by: afsanaanjum

What a way to complete the europe trip ticket fiasco!👏

Firstly Aani, extremely sorry for being so late. Hope you will forgive big sister!😆

Hey Afsana thank you and no need to be sorry god I am bombarding you people as it is its a miracle in itself people aren't hating me 😆


Jokes apart,
I like the fact that you maintained the Raavan Kumar attitude and his typical RKB style. 🤣
You didn't allow him to squirm like a baby and whine like a lovesick puppy in order to convince his hyperventilating wife to go for a lone trip which the others are proclaiming it to be a honeymoon!😆👏

LOL that was in the AN too 😉 it wouldn't do if he got her to agree so easypeasy now would it? 😆 there would be no fun in that and well he is dying to go to the trip didn't you see how he all but stomped his feet in the resort? Even said Ruhi would kick em out of the home if they lost, as if that was possible 🤣

Also the inclusion of Bala as the ever-mature cupid.

what can I say I love the man 😛

His typical standards of making the other confess and bow is something i adore!😳😃

yep and the thing is you dont even feel as if he is setting you up 😉😆

Thank you for writing such a beautiful short story!🤗

Also thank you for the PM and sorry again girl. Do forgive me.😛

thanks Afsana 🤗and as always NO need to say sorry

Originally posted by: Samilicious..

OMG OMG OMG 😲

A big RES 🤗

Originally posted by: Rozy77

aww this was so wonderful⭐️
i really enjoyed both parts😃
ramans thoughts and then their conversation were too funny😆
loved how he trapped her...😳

Originally posted by: divya17.8

Lovely update..

Loved Raman-Ishu's conversation.. Simply superb..

Please dont stop this Os here..

Would love to read their Europe trip too...

Originally posted by: Isma_A

Another great piece of work, Aani. Loved how this was light but still in ways heavy, with Raman's determination coming from a place deep within which of course was presented intypical RKB style. You do a brilliant job in preserving the overall essence of the characters. I can totally imagine such a scene playing out, such emotions and feelings coming to the foreground from both sides, especially Raman's, which is why I'm glad his point of view had the greater focus.

Any chance of you bringing to life the events and happenings of those 20 days?😉

Great work, Aani!!