Hey Deepthi, another emotional update but very well written.πAbhay and Gayathri are indeed such a beautiful couple and I am always in awe about their silent understanding of each other and their unconditional support they have for each other and for their son and his choices.
Arnav taking off in the City bus, dangling at the edge of a chipped iron board, struggling for a mere foothold, be it in her life or her lifestyle.
I loved the above sentence where you have so nicely compared Arnav's bus travel to his real life. But the stronger the foot hold, then the possibility of him getting into her life and heart also gets stronger. And trust me when Khushi told him that he has to push his way through, I immediately thought that unknowingly she herself has given him a way to get into her life and heart. π³
Again the other comparison I liked in this update was :
"He always wanted everything new, branded, exquisite, top of the line." He darted his eyes between hers in all incomprehension. "I dont understand why her?".
You know something, I never had the luxury of bed in my life before my marriage. So, when I saw one in his house, I felt like I was a princess in a paradise. But then as years passed, my respect to the sheer luxury diminished to none.
How similarly Arnav and Khushi both look at the outward luxuries.
Arnav wanted all brand new, top class things when it came to materialistic world but when he chose a heart, he chose the most pure one, he did not compromise on that.
Same with Khushi, even though she was happy that she has married a financially sound person, but still what she looked for was just his true love.
Money is required to live, but after a certain amount of basic necessities, money becomes insignificant in anyone's life. It's love, care, trust and truth from near and dear ones which matter the most.
Coming back to Abhay and Gayathri, their fear and concern was so natural as parents and me too like them hope that Khushi can really become Arnav's Khushi (Happiness) in every sense slowly.
It was so painful to read Khushi thinking of the past with the kameena and how at every point in their six years of married life he had betrayed her of her love, affection, trust and her submission of herself to him in the worst possible way.
She believed that he loved her and it is natural for her as a wife to believe that her husband loves her, and he manipulated her trust in him to his own benefit everyday.
Khushi has possibly experienced the worst kind of betrayal. And the irony is betrayal came to her from the person she loved the most.
Dr. R ji's explanation of love touched my heart.
Zindagi har kadam, ek nayi jung hai
Jeet jayenge hum, jeet jayenge hum, tu agar sang hai....
And Karan always referring their physical act as "sex" shows how disgusting his mind is. No happily married couple usually refer this act as just sex. They usually have their own code words for it be it as innocent and naive as "jalebi making", but never say just plain sex.
The more I know about Karan, the more I hate him, the more I wish he rots in hell. π‘
Glad that Khushi decided enough is enough. Enough of crying, enough of thinking about his betrayal, now its time to show him and herself that she is worth much much more than what he had made of her from past 6 years. Time to set herself free from his sham of love and time to take action to make him pay for every tear she has shed and for every manipulative day she has lived with him.
Loved the cuss words she spoke against the kameena. π
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