ArHi Fan Fic | Saving Grace [COMPLETED]- Page 38

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@AsmaXx: Hope you still liked the chapter. Thanks for your comment.

@Anjs: Yes, Khushi was innocent and never deserved the treatment she got from Anjali. Anjali's actions can't be justified, only explained through her own perspective. Thanks for your comment.

@loves_aishu: Thank you so much for your kind words, they made me a happy woman. I'm extremely pleased that you feel that this was my best, wearer definitely know where it pricks while the rest of us can only judge from what we are privy to. Her brother will definitely be hurt if it comes to know of her and the question is, will there be any happy ending concerning the siblings?

@hailstorm464: Thank you very much. Definitely a sad childhood that shaped them both differently, had she narrated through colored glasses? She has only told what she has been privy to and what she understood.

@saack: Thank you so much for your comment, you really do get what I tried to put forward because in the end - what is truth but our own interpretation from what we are privy. No one is truly right or wrong and everyone is in between. I'm glad you connect with her enough that you wish her a happy end - she has indeed done a lot for her brother.

@Javeria3991: Thank you for your kind words, I'm happy to see that you wish Anjali well especially during this time, no one deserve to die this way. I hope you like the next part.

@I.savitree: Thank you, dear. I do hope you liked it and hope you enjoy the next one.

@Junglebee: Thank you so much.

@metitaliya: It was definitely a sad update. Hope you like this one.

@swtsam: Thank you very much.

@Ranogill: True, changes are a must in life and we shouldn't paint everyone the same way but it is how she sees the word - shaped from a difficult childhood. Thank you for your words.

@Anamika00: Pleased that you think so, thanks a lot for your comment.

@sakthi25: Thank you very much, I'm glad you felt that way. Hope you like the next part.

@stories.1408: Thank you a lot. It makes me happy that you enjoyed. Hope you like the next part.

@Anu567: Dear Anu, thank you so much for your kind words. Yes, there's some miscommunication between the siblings, without it most of it wouldn't have happened. But can they really come together now after everything? Sure Anjali doesn't really deserve this end yet it might be truly difficult for them to rebuild a good relationship. He will definitely be sad if he comes to know about her condition and all that she has done for him but can there be hope for their happy ending? Also umm..Anjali never joined hands with Sheetal, she didn't even know much of Sheetal-Arshi equation.

@dv19: Thank you for your comment, I'm glad it was emotional enough for what needed to be told, hope you like the next part.

@MysticRiver: Thank you. Glad to hear that.

@tessyrani: Thank you for the comment. You get it. Different stories of different sides of coin. Anjali and Dadi are in the same side because perhaps they have the same ideas about the world around while Arnav stands to be a little different.

@Arshi67: Dear Ruchi, you understand it. There isn't much that can be said about the absolute truth when most of what we see around is perception from what we have been privy to. Thank you for your comment.

@mahrusweety: Thank you for your comment. Pleased to see you felt and connected to her to a degree. Arnav is definitely unaware, if the truth is disclosed - what will change the dynamics between the two. Its difficult to tell.

@Arshi.Sugi.IPK: Thank you for your comment, glad to see that you feel for her. Hope you like the next part.

@Alone111: Yet I hope you liked the part and hope you like this one too. Thanks for your comment.

@Arshi2503: Thank you for your comment. True what you said. Her story is definitely painful and shaped from a bad childhood. I hope you enjoy the next part.

@gprs: I'm extremely please that you feel strongly for her when though you despised her earlier in the story, the similarities between Sheetal and Anjali run by the questionable choices they made and both having a bad childhood that shaped them and poisoned them very early in life though their individual actions can never be justified but only narrated/explained. Khushi never deserved all the treatment she got for them. Anjali don't really deserve to die like this, but the sibling's relationship had been pulled thin - wonder what will happen next in their lives, will Arnav come to know of her condition before it is too late? Thank you for your kind words, they made me very happy.

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Thank you for all your love through likes, comments and silent reads. Hope you all like the next part,

Raven.