What a lovely story. Can't get enough of it. You seem to have a penchant for writing, and brilliantly at that!
The burgeoning relationship between Sahir and Arzoo- the progression happened at such a nice pace. So they are friends now😃 Waiting to see when it'll take the next turn.Both of them seem to have dark pasts. As of now, Arzoo's plight is so heart-rending because she seems to have been a victim of domestic abuse and is now divorced. I am sure that Sahir's past is equally shrouded in misery.I think all of us are waiting with bated breath to see Arzoo's revelation of her failed marriage to Sahir and who her ex-husband is😛aHad to mention this- inter alia, (😉)I loved your description of the color of the sky resembling two- day-old bruises. It's not hard to imagine why Arzoo would chose to think of such a description, because she is painfully and intimately aware of what such a bruise would look like. Very poignant.Please post Chapter 10 whenever it's convenient:)Bookmarked!
It is such a pleasant surprise to have new readers join in at this stage! I am awed by the fact that you took the time to read through all the nine chapters! It is also incredibly helpful for me as a writer to receive comments on the entire kahaani ab tak because it becomes hard to keep things consistent after some time and it is something that I constantly worry about.
Fun fact - Sahir's character is actually based on two people that I know. Some grumpy guy, my mentor of sorts, who is four days elder to me but behaves like we are at least 40 years apart and whom I (used to??) have a crush on. I started writing this story to vent out.. stuff 😛 At some point Sahir's character somehow absorbed qualities of another person that I know in real life, who happens to be my best friend. And there's a little bit of me too in the later parts.. Hehe. So yes, it's all a big muddle, and I often wonder if the change in Sahir does not appear overly drastic to readers. That being said, aforementioned grumpy guy has also exhibited a few 180 degree character changes from time to time, albeit momentarily, so maybe it is realistic (or maybe he is just a psychobaaz).
Point of this long winding aside being, I am relieved at learning that you found the pace to be okay and didn't seem to find consistency issues 😳
And I absolutely LOVE the fact that you picked on the two-day bruises part. I think it may be my favourite part of my own writing (haha.. humility much! 😛 ) and given that I intentionally did not make it conspicuous, because I wanted it to seem like a subconscious observation of Arzoo's, the fact that you noticed and brought it out made me extremely happy!
Thanks for the comment!
Voila !
Ikhlass, remember the time when I used to quote and reply to a bunch of comments in a single post? Razia and yourself seem to have conspired to make it impossible 😆 - and I LOVE you guys for that!! Thank you so much for the wonderfully long comment, split into two posts, no less!
Sahir Azeem Chaudhary was not new to finding himself at the receiving end of female attention [...] He could understand the appeal that he held, because logic would dictate that he was a safe bet when it came to embarking upon sustainable relationships.
So, Sahir is aware about the effect that he has on women but he knows too that this interest is superficial due to his status... I must say Hema that your characters are very well done (bien ficeles), when we believe that we have figured out their personality, they surprise us again.
I suppose we must give him more credit than we did in the last chapter.. hehe. Thank you, one of the things that I prioritise when I write is creating layered characters - I;m glad it's kind of working out.
Zeenat Hosseini, who was gushing over him across the dinner table, and, in view of his decided aloofness, had taken to dropping very obvious hints of her intentions, knew even less. And a part of him felt that she did not even want or need to know anything beyond the fact that the boxes in her checklist had been ticked off satisfactorily.
And Zeenat is not different, more, she is not subtle, she hitting on him in a crude way ... For her no matter who he is truly if he fills her superficial expectations... Some women don't desire to have a life partner but just a beautiful bag assorted to their shoes as some men who consider their wifes like expensive cars or watches that they are proud to show
True, I know the kind. In fact, I think, to some extent we may all be slightly guilty of crushing on people simply because they conform to our checklist. The checklist may be less superficial - it could have things like kindness, etc. But it really is a checklist. The crush then would only really subsist/ materialise into something else if we decide to take a step further into getting to know what the person is actually like, and figuring out if we like that person.
But they did not know him. Nobody really did.
Don't worry my darling, there is a person who is going to destroy this wall behind which your beautiful personality is hiding... Should I tell you who is she ? No ! I leave you to discover it by yourself... In fact, you already know her
Hehe.. don't we all!
Her words were deliberate and slow, and then she laughed, as though she had been speaking in jest. Her laughter was just as contrived and rehearsed as the rest of her. [...] and soulless eyes.
Ouch! I feel bad for her... No it is not true, i feel very happy... In your face Zeenat ! 😆
😆 You're so cute!
It was perfectly musical and caused her long hair to dance in measured artistry across her face. She was very pretty of course, in the way that some models were, with symmetrical, polished, elegant features, and soulless eyes. She was a nice and agreeable person, no doubt, and highly accomplished too, especially for her age - in every possible way, a most suitable prospective partner who should have been having men throw themselves at her feet.
You are not an ordinary man Mr Sahir Azeem Chaudhary, you don't let yourself seduce by the beauty or the success of a woman.
The beauty, the success, are of little significance when there is no this indefinable little something which connects two souls
Very well said! And of course he is not ordinary.. it's Sahir after all! :P
He felt sorry for her that she should be pursuing him thus, to no avail, but that was, in all honesty, all that he could bring himself to feel.
Ho he is so sweet, he feels sorry for her... But don't feel sorry my baby, she will find someone like her...
Yeah I guess.. but then who cares! 😆
[...] He had grown up taunted and bullied by his peers and family members alike, watching his parents fight through a crack in the door, then trying to muffle the sounds with a tear-soaked pillow, then pleading before his mother to take him along with her, and having to stay back in that wretched home to endure the renewed taunts of his father and his so-called new mother. And as much as he tried to fashion himself a new personality that was as distinct as possible from that scarred child, it was still a part of him, beneath all that renown and swagger. [...]
Oh my little baby, he grew up with parents who didn't love each other... How frightening that must be for a little child who watches his parents fight constantly... I can feel his fear and his disarray... Then his mother went away without him leaving him in the hands of a father and a step-mother who were not concerned about his well being... Nothing worse for a child than to feel abandoned by his mother... I don't want to judge his mother because i know how much it's so difficult for a mother to leave her children but i'm curious to know why she leave him behind. A kid needs to grow up in a reassuring and loving environment for develop a balanced personality... How painful it must have been for him 😭
I am glad you were able to connect with his pain even though I did not really go into the details. And yes, it would be unfair to judge the mother, but yes, it is awful for the child who gets left behind.
And it was perhaps rightly so, because the Sahir that she and others considered to be a suitable match, was only who he projected himself to be on the surface [...] Zeenat and the others saw his drive for professional achievements as a sign of strength and stability, but could not perceive the frustrating hollowness of it all.
I understand him better, I understand why he hides himself behind his career... He wants to hide this broken little child who still lives in him... But there is someone who doesn't like to remain on the surface of things, who likes to discover not only what others show of themselves but what they hide in themselves too... She will find this little boy and will comfort him...
In this aspect, (and in others as well, to be honest), I drew from the serial's themes. This angle of Arzoo providing almost motherly comfort to Sahir was just too beautiful to forego!
[...] This was all Arzoo's fault. If only she had come to the dinner as well, it may have been a less painful experience. [...] Something told him that she would have foreseen this. And that 'something' was quite possibly that impish glint in her eyes when she had said that she would not be able to join them for dinner. He should have known. Typical Arzoo!
This part is my favorite, physically he is with zeenat but his mind is with Arzoo... So cute
Aw, thank you!
Suite
To be honest, he was not quite convinced by his own explanation himself. [...] Oh, Arzoo was quite possibly his "type," but of course, he was most certainly not the type to chain himself down in the suffocating shackles of relationships, nor was he the kind who would be able to be a good partner to somebody, for he was far too broken to bring the required reassuring stability to somebody else's life.
I like his honesty with himself, he recognizes that Arzoo is his type but he is afraid of doesn't being able to fill her expectations because of his childhood... If he knows that Zeenat's expectations are superficial, he knows too that those of Arzoo are deep
That's a lovely parallel that you drew between his feelings for Arzoo and those that he has for Zeenat. Honestly it was not something I had intended, so the story has definitely been enriched by your insight!
She could read his silences, and he felt that he could read hers too. For some reason, they just connected in a way that defied all rational explanation.
The tormented souls recognize each other... That is the explanation...
Of course!😉 We should start a helpline or something for clueless Sahir and Arzoo.
Yet he could not deny that she was a breath of fresh air in his stifling life, she was sunshine, she was happiness and hope, so much so, that the very idea that they were perhaps friends brought solace to him.
Oh la la he feels just happy to be her friend... Why he is so cute !
Why indeed! 😳
He could not deny that he had grown so fond of her that her absence rendered him uneasy and restless. [...] his thoughts jumping back to Arzoo ever so often.
That is what i said, his mind is only with Arzoo...
Once the dinner was over, and he had brought himself to part with Zeenat as politely as he could, given that they were after both in the same field, and also because he would not have wanted her to feel pained on his account,
Sahir you are a real gentleman! 😳
his steps led him to Arzoo's room, before his brain could butt in with some sensible remark. It was surprising, evidently, that someone as stubbornly reticent as him should have grown so naturally comfortable around her in so little time, but he did not give it much thought. It was exhausting to think through everything and he was glad for the break.
Even his brain is tired😆... Stop questioning yourself and enjoy every moment with Arzoo
I know right! Finally! 😛
"Seriously, can you imagine me in a relationship? Buying flowers and teddy bears and singing around trees?"
"Oh my God, that's what I thought!" she laughed.
"You actually pictured me like that? What is wrong with you woman?"
"There were heart-shaped balloons too... oh, and colourful frilly shirts," she elaborated, her eyes misting up with another impending fit of laughter.
I burst out laughing 🤣... He read in her mind... Super dialogue !! (merci pour le clin d'oeil avec la chemise a froufrou 😉)
Haha, I'm so glad you picked on that! I added that bit towards the end just for you. Just couldn't get rid of the mental image of that picture that you had inserted in your comment 😆 There is a bit of every reader in the story, in some way or the other, but this is the most apparent inclusion of a reader's input in the story 😃 I'm so glad that the story is evolving as something that is created by us as a community of sorts.
He knew instantly that he should not have said that. A vacant expression came over her face as the light in her eyes retreated to that painfully haunted space to which she allowed nobody access. And then, before his very eyes, within seconds her expression had morphed into a forced air of neutrality.
Oh my little darling Arzoo 😭... Soon you will be able to liberate all this suffocating sorrow
Soon? Well, I do hope so too.
"Advocate Arzoo Nawsheen Khan, all you need in order to succeed, is to picture yourself as having already succeeded. [...] You have tremendous potential and I believe in you."
Why he is so sweet !! I want to eat him 😆
Haha, please don't. The forum will never forgive you 😆
This chapter in my view, despite the discovery of the painful past of Sahir, was the lightest of the chapters... It was as moving as the previous ones but with a Sahir more "optimistic", he seemed to have the clearer ideas on the relation that he wants to have with Arzoo... Despite his distrust of others, i feel that he has lowered his guard with Arzoo... And this interaction between Sahir and Arzoo was awesome, I loved every word exchanged between both... The first part of their dialogue was light and full of good humor... The second part was so moving and sincere... A beautiful relationship is beginning between both...
I like your way to push forward the story, fog dissipates little by little and that is pleasant to read... You depict very well the characters psychology and the fact that they share with us their point of view helps us to understand them better and feel empathy for them
please continue to share your very talented writing
Thank you for sharing your thoughts! Much appreciated as always. It is always of great help to understand how the story is being received and interpreted by different readers.
J'aimerais commenter chaque ligne de ton histoire mais cela serait trop long, ce serait trop fatigant a lire pour toi 😆
j'ai lu que tu allais tarder a mettre la suite... Prends ton temps mais s'il te plait ne nous oublie pas
Bisou 🤗
What a lovely update! You even make the waiting seem worthwhile !!!
😃 So our Sahir is finally changing... as far as our Arzoo is concernedstumbling with words ... Loved the way Sahir tried to explain his relationship with Arzoo to Zeenat Even she was not convinced!!to chatting away with Arzoo... The old Sahir would never have made a joke about Arzoo setting him up with someone!!!to expressing his emotions... For Sahir to see Arzoo in pain and not hold himself back.to being more impulsive... to expressing his heart's desire to be friend's with her ... to actually say that she was special!!!I am waiting to see how arzoo will react to this new, friendly and expressive Sahir.Also loved the way you showed Sahir see the contrast between Zeenat and Arzoo...Zeenat's smile that did not quite reach her eyes to Arzoo's eyes were definitely sparkling with mischief. Zeenat's presence was stifling while he was comfortable around Arzoo who was like a breath of fresh air.She could read his silences, and he felt that he could read hers too. For some reason, they just connected in a way that defied all rational explanation.Finally Sahir seemed to have found someone who he knew could read his silence...and for him to know that he could read hers...the relationship has definitely deepened...Waiting to see how it will move forward.Eagerly awaiting your next update!!
As promised review of chapter 8 below;😊⭐️
Okay before I post the chapter review let me say I know that it is long overdue but what can I say...well all I can say is hope you enjoy reading it... before I make any comments about the chapter itself, once again fabulous update and thanks for maintaining the continuity in the story and the track itself... let's just say that with each passing chapter we see a layer opening of the characters and the journey that they may have ahead...
Truly lovely writing Serendity (Hema) and a big round of 👏Thanks Raz for your encouraging words! You make me so very happy!
...
Let me just start by saying that the subtitle of this chapter was a lovely choice after the last... The word " Caveat "for me defines the journey that Saaz will lead based upon their observations of their behaviour may that be through the signals they may give each other or through there mannerism or words itself... well what I am trying to say is that this chapter has focused on the detail that arzoo has gaged over the exchange between Sahir and Zeenat during the conference and the way that she has decided to interoperate that event in her life... like the title suggest itself " a detail to be considered when evaluating, interpreting, or doing something" as we all do this every day when accessing a scenario or event may that be through our heart or matter of fact based upon what society deems appropriate. And after all in the last chapter we got to see and read all about sahir power to deem what he seems is appropriate in terms of his relationship with arzoo. Like you said before he is a man that bases his decisions through facts and logic and with that he defines his path...😛I just love the way you enrich the story with your layered interpretations and insights! And you are very right of course, they both are relying on - as you say - "signals," to decide what to do. I think it has to do with the fact that they are both, for different reasons, very cautious and to some extent, hesitant to embark upon a relationship that they feel they will not be able to handle. So while they do recognise that they long for companionship and feel that they connect in some strange but very real way, they are constantly inhibited by these warnings, or caveats. Arzoo is not exactly stubbornly logical - as you say, that is more a characteristic of Sahir - but she has hardened herself and does not allow herself to just go with the flow. She finds the need to constantly look out evaluate every step of hers and to overthink through everything.
I loved the way that you showed us that arzoo is the polar opposite in this chapter. The opening line in the FF is a perfect example of that itself "Arzoo had continued to smile surreptitiously to herself long after Sahir's wisecrack about her looking fat had ended. Her intuitive belief in the inherent goodness of all - until proven otherwise - had always led her to sense that there was more to Sahir Azeem Chaudhary than he was letting on, and that there was another, less robotic, side to him that he may have suppressed in his insane race for power and excellence. " The line itself shows that she letting down her barriers and with that is letting herself relax in his company. His actions have again had shown us that arzoo believe in others goodness is not wrong and that not all life decisions have to be based on facts and figures...😆
Haha, true that! Then again, Arzoo keeps swinging between trust and caution, uff! 😛
What I am trying to say is that since sahir has made the first move towards building that everlasting friendship he has not realised that his act has not only restored arzoo faith in mankind but it may help her in the future to see that not all men are the same... so far I have understood that her marriage was one of abuse and that she was the one that took it all in silence. For me I would love to see how the power of their friendship and his acts of kindness are interpret ate by our arzoo in the future.It sure would be interesting. Without realising it, she has begun to drop her guard somewhat, and she is getting there, slowly but surely.One thing we are sure of is that they are humsafars but what we still don't know is how they will realise this as mentioned below "Every time he dismissively brushed away some act of kindness of his, almost in embarrassment, her cynicism melted away momentarily, and in that moment, try as she might, she could not bring herself to believe that trusting him could be a mistake. And thankfully, the moment passed .Granted, he was perhaps not as ruthless as he had once appeared, but if life had taught her anything, it was that people changed when they were given enough power to affect others." It's nice to see that there is still hope for arzoo recovery and her broken heart. After reading about their inner conflict to break barriers that they had built around them due to the injustice suffered it a breath of fresh air to see that they are will to move forward and see the bigger picture together. I think the biggest step for them both so far has been letting someone in which they both have done. May that is sahir through is concern for arzoo heath and by arzoo through her concern for his...
Very well said. For all their caution and cynicism, they both have somehow let each other in, which is a pretty big step indeed!
Although we can still see that the defensive nature is still there in arzoo as he you have mentioned
"But it had cost her everything to bring herself to a stage where she knew she could rely on nobody but herself to be happy. And to even smile at the warmth of another being, seemed like an act of betrayal towards herself and the struggle that she had been through. Sahir Azeem Chaudhary was a junior associate at the law firm, both a colleague and a mentor, and she would be as courteous and cordial as their professional relationship required of her. It was pleasing to see that he was dropping his high-handed ways and going out of his way to be nice to her, and she would most certainly reciprocate to the offer of friendship that could be inferred from his actions. Yet, even in their friendship, there would always be a line, that would never be crossed, the line that separated graciousness from subservience." This not only shows her protectiveness for herself and her feeling... As you read this one get the indication that she won't be able to take another failure. I think that arzoo blames herself for the failure in her marriage and that she believes that she let herself get to close and let her judgement fail... I believe that here again she is trying to look for faults for not building a familiar relationship and hence is letting her logical thinking cloud her judgement once again...I love that you picked up on the fact that she is attributing the fault to herself! It was something that I chose to suggest in a very subtle way. Women don't realise how just deeply their tendency to blame themselves has been ingrained in their psyche. Her husband was a jerk because he was a jerk. The failure of the marriage and subsequent divorce, was not her failure, but his. Sadly, society always holds the women to blame, and women, even the most liberal-seeming, have been conditioned it to themselves as well, shrouding their pain with shame and guilt. (Sorry for seemingly going a bit too feministy there - it's just something that upsets me).I see that you have tried to show us that she doesn't want to risk her professional gain just for the pleasure of a friendship even though she knows that he meant well. Poor sahir it seems like that it going to take a lot more for him to truly win arzoo trust completely.Hehe.. you reminded me of Asharfi.. bechara Sahir 😃
As I read further it made me smile. I totally loved the way that you added the concept of jealousy. I must say it's a clever way of focusing on the title of the chapter itself. After all jealously only exist when one is uncertain of their attraction to someone which is the case for our lovely arzoo. She doesn't realise that her fondness of sahir and his exceptance is just not based upon a professional level but it's also personal and what a great way to make her realise this by introducing us to Zeenat... I wonder when she was going to make her present felt... Once gain brilliant writing... You keep managing to keep us on each to read what happens next...😉Aw, thank you! And by the way, Razia, you, of all people, have no option but to read the FF up to its very end (even if it becomes boring midway) 😛 #justsaying.
Not only did I feel that arzoo was jealous but I also detected that she was being defensive and somewhat protective of sahir... as you have written "Logic dictated that it should not have bothered Arzoo in the slightest, that Zeenat was leaning a little too close to Sahir as they talked of matters that she could not overhear from where she was sitting. Women have a strange, inexplicable insight into the workings of other women's minds and they are able to pick on the subtlest of visual cues to understand pretty much exactly what is transpiring therein. Arzoo had little difficulty in surmising that Zeenat exhibited the unmistakable signs of somebody who had developed something of a crush, and the lucky man in question was none other than a completely oblivious Sahir."Brilliantly put! Jealousy is often seen as a negative thing (and well, it kinda is), but on the other side of the same coin, you do have, like you said, protectiveness, which is definitely a sign of caring and love. And yes, defensiveness is there as well, esp at this stage, where she has not fallen in love with Sahir per se.. hehe.I enjoyed seeing this envious side to arzoo but it also made me chuckle because for a man that was so proud of his logical thinking he had no clue that both woman were trying to gain his attention. Poor sahir if he could have only seen what arzoo was feeling... It's like seeing a man that has no soul and has lost all sense of feeling... It is quite sad really because it makes you wonder what he has missed out on...Well, men are generally clueless about these things, but yes it is true that Sahir is especially limited in these matters.
Besides this it was also very comical because I know we woman do this all the time. We either get really protective or defensive when it comes to linking someone... it's like we are trying to fight with our inner demons that being our heart and brain if you get what I mean... and nonetheless arzoo is no different after all she can try to become a robot but after all she is still human and being a human god has reminded us that the one that gets hurt has to both feel breath and feel in order to move on and find their true calling their true happiness or destiny whatever they truly wish to seek... From what I can see is that both seek happiness and that I am afraid they will only get when they come together as soul mates.That is such a beautiful way of putting it. And definitely, all that muddle of different clashing emotions makes for good comedy 😆
Yet I loved the twist that you bring toward the end of the chapter as we believe arzoo and sahir should be getting together our lady arzoo it focusing on getting Zeenat and sahir together...
"Arzoo had felt oddly uneasy at the thought, especially when Sahir had smiled at something Zeenat had said. But it was laughably silly of course. It could only be a good thing if Sahir opened up a bit more, and more importantly, it would be hilarious for her to watch him in love, wearing colourful clothes, buying red roses and heart-shaped balloons, and humming a tune or two! Her lips curved into a faint smile, and she took a deep breath and tore her eyes away from the two. The presentation was about to start." It's nice to see that she cares about sahir wellbeing but at the same time you get the feeling that she want to repay him for his act of kindness and as we read further we get to see that this is exactly her intention... But not before she googled, I see that our arzoo has also turned into somewhat of a detective... but I loved the way you included ikhlass is picture in the description... Must say I really enjoyed reading this part it even made me laugh for a while...Haha, glad you enjoyed it!! I enjoyed writing that part too! By the way, I did not include Ikhlass's picture in Chapter 8. The picture was a comment on Chapter 8 after I had posted it. But I definitely did make reference to it in Chapter 9 when I mentioned "frilly shirts".. hehe. Couldn't resist! 😉
I somehow get the impression that she wished that someone had done this for her and that she had enjoyed the pleasure of all this when she had fallen in love, it's sad to see that her journey into this emotion was not filed with light but rather it only bought her grey clouds of pain and suffering...Oh wow, I didn't think of that, but it is definitely highly probable. That is something that we do feel when we have gone through a hard time. Thanks for that tidbit!
As I read further I could see that sahir had not lost that concern for arzoo as during the whole conference his attention have been on Zeenat but is focus was on arzoo from his gesture towards signalling to the table of food or even showing his concern when she had said that she was ill... why did I get the feeling that he was not the slightest interested in to spending any more time with Zeenat then arzoo had thought. Well for that I will have to read the next chapter...Which you have done, by now 😉 And your hunch was on-point. He cannot stop thinking of Arzoo.
however it was nice to see that arzoo still believes in the emotion of love...I know that they both are scared of declaring what they feel when they are together but for that they will have to first get over the fact that they are just friends... After all this is shown well by you below;
"After all, she reasoned, as she sat in her room alone that evening, wondering what Sahir and Zeenat must be up to, Sahir was at perfect liberty to be with whomsoever he liked, and since she considered him as something of a friend now, she needed to be happy for him. Also, since he was so clueless about what Zeenat's fondness for him, it was up to her to ensure that the two at least got some alone time together. She had been most unlucky in love, but love still was, at its core, the happiest of feelings that everyone deserved to feel, most especially that Gabbar Chaudhary of hers.
They had never been a part of her.
Yes, he had definitely made her feel a lot less miserable, and it was time she did something for him too. Project Zeenat it would be."
I loved the way that arzoo was worried about his insecurity and it was nice to see that her curiosity had not ended after her meeting with Zeenat... I loved the way that the whole chapter focused on the interaction between arzoo and sahir and there gestures towards each other... Each part of this journey focused on the recovery of their professional journey which they believed that they may have lost... not only did they gain the pleasure of being each other's friends but somehow they had learnt to trust each other... However I know that in the past logical thinking has been used by both to learn from their mistakes but I feel the way that you have mentioned that one's gestures or actions can be interoperated in several way and the way that one determines these is the road to recovery... and untimely helps us build the faith that we have or seek to heal or redeem or self... This chapter for me signifies the journey that arzoo feels that sahir should have and I feel that her gesture to unite Zeenat and sahir is a way for her to prove that love can overcome all obstacles and even heal people that have been wronged...Wow, Razia! Honestly. I am awed by the depth of your insights on the symbolism of Arzoo's matchmaking attempts, which I myself did not intend. It's just beautiful.Hehe.. you readers are just out to make the story more awesome than it probably is - and I love you for it!
She believes that her reward for his friendship should be repaid through her act of making him feel the pleasure of being in love...if only she knew that love can exist between polar opposites and not just between people that are perfectly matched as she had deemed or even judged that Zeenat was his perfect match... After all she did call him Gabbar Chaudhary meaning that he could just be the right match for her after all... Hopefully these uncertainties will only increase their attraction towards each other...Hopefully 😉
Each time I feel that with each passing chapter I will get to close these mysteries but it seems that you only add a more mysterious element for us to carry on reading... and thanks for making this chapter not only funny but also a reflection of what they see when they are observing each other...
😳
Hi Members, Before starting on my new OG fiction, do spend a subscribe to my new fan fiction and OG fiction channel. U will surely like it. Do...
Hola IFians, I am Aditi, not new to the forum but not very known as well. I am going to write AR OS after a very long time, very excited about...
Darlington Today presents ---- AN ARHIFF Iss Darr Ko Kya Naam Doon Summary: Khushi is an internet famous(kind of) 30 year old fashion designer...
Chapter : Melodious Encounter https://www.indiaforums.com/fanfiction/chapter/52348
Advait and Nehmat were forced to marry each other because of their families. Their loveless marriage results in frequent turmoils between the...
52