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Originally posted by: Chokri_ASR

Hum bhi here... all ready with a very long update-7692 words to be exact- since my damn fingers don't stay in control YKWIM...😳

Originally posted by: DilLoveRomance

Really missing you and reading the new chapter.

Tuesdays are now incomplete without revealed.

Tomorrow a new day and a new update:)

Originally posted by: Arshi67

I most certainly do my darling 🤗 ❤️

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In the last chapter you wrote of a husband and wife taking turns to be strong for each other. And how wonderfully you continue bringing that out as you show Khushi standing steadfast for and with her Arnav. Able to look beyond the words and understand where they're coming from. I loved how she was able to give Arnav the space to tell her himself what made him snap ar Sid. His chota sa muh :( But is that kid adorable or what?! He couldn't see his Zio hungry! And is his Zio adorable or what as well?! An unequivocal apology given unhesitatingly.

The Arnav Anjali conversation left me stunned. Sharp painful words, albeit done with the best of intentions, prodding a painful wound leaving with it collateral damage. Khushi's fortitude in having the compassion to wipe Anjali's tears before going after her husband was laudable. An older sister's instinct protecting her younger sister always. In fact, I love the way Khushi is just there at her husband's side. At every point.

The more I read of Sofia the more I love her. Her warmth, her graciousness, her infinite kindness, her desire and ability to put her children's happiness above her own and above all her sense of self respect. We all have to take life's knocks and continue living, but to move on with determination and without rancour is an admirable trait. And it doesn't matter how old you get, a Mum is a Mum. That belief and hope that she'll make it alright is always there within us, isn't it? A mother's lap always leaves us cocooned in serenity. Arnav was just so endearing here in his hesitant nervousness.

Jigs you have left me in tears reading of Arnav's brittle facade shattering at his mother's grave. You've given voice to each emotion he's going through in so poignant a manner. The image of both of them holding each other through their grief is deeply evocative. This sharing of their deepest fears will hopefully prove to be cathartic for them eventually. The delicacy with which you've shown them breaking down is beautiful. So so well written. The build up to it, the details you add, all an absolute pleasure to read.

Sigh and now for the father - son showdown. But right now you take a bow my darling. This was simply brilliant. ❤️

Arnav's pain is absolutely heartbreaking in this chapter. I wanted nothing more than to do what Khushi did- scoop him up in a hug and try to soak that pain away. I had tears in my eyes while I was reading, from when he touches her name on the gravestone to his anguished sobs that reach the emptiness in his heart.

I'm here as well..
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Is it me or each chapter is getting harder and harder to read? Thank you for treating us to the true meaning of "No pain, no gain"😊.

After the last chapter, I was already mentally prepared for the father and son face off. But, I did not realize that it was more like "naam hee kaafi hai" situation.

It was a bit interesting to see Arnav being the kid with the phone call and Sid being the adult at the breakfast table. Sid's words might have reminded him of Ma but, not for nothing they say, genes skip a generation😃.

Maybe I missed all the earlier clues but this chapter confirmed how emotional Arnav is and how attached Arnav can be. I don't think I have to mention how angry he can get. I guess all that is what makes Khushi a perfect pairing for him. She is someone who can handle his broken glass pieces or his rolling tears or his temper outbursts and you so rightly said, gives him that sense of calmness by just being in the vicinity.

The Anjali/Arnav confrontation was a bit unexpected though. Is there something more to the story than what we are missing? Or is it just the longing that Anjali has, to make her family complete? She is a grown up little sister now and I do see and understand some of her point of view too. Now that the cat is out of the bag, I am eager to see if you are going to make it meow or roar😉.

I really enjoyed the way you captured the grieving portion of the chapter. From divorce to daughter to dad, he did have a lot on his hands to handle. For conditions like these, sometimes the cure is not found in the drops of medicine you take, but it is found in the drops of held up tears that you roll out until they run out dry. It may be the much needed closure he was waiting for and I am hoping for.

The next chapter is already setup well for more revelations. So I am excited and eager for some surprises from Avinash. It is kind of funny where Khushi thought what a day the earlier day at the beach was. Just wanted to know what she would think of what a day this chapter is😉.

My 10,000th post dedicated to Jigs and her story.😊

Jigs,

You have churned all human emotions so well in this update 👏👏. I can read happiness (smiles), sadness (tears) and everything in between .

Arnav and Kushi are there for each other in their presence and absence. They both know how their other part will react in every situation and ready to offer support. I love this phenomenal understanding between them.

It is heartwarming to read glimpse of Arnav and his mom's bond and interaction. I got emotional seeing that Pari-blooming red rose right next to Sofia's resting place. Finally Arnav took the first baby step and started sharing his nightmares and pain with his soulmate. They will get through this.

Kabir Bedi so apt as Avinash Sing Raizada. I can't wait to witness the faceoff between father and son.