(Upd- 21/2) FF// Prescribed Insanity, Chapter 14, Pg. 89 - Page 58

Sabi, I don't think I spoke much about Arnav affection for Khushi and vice versa, in my comment in the blog.

One look at Khushi and her discomfort, Arnav has to take care of it. I loved his possessiveness.

How can Arnav's heart not respond when Khushi was administering local anaesthesia by telling him to relax and asking him tum theek ho?

Ahimsa and Khuhi? Really? Let me see, how she saves Arnav from her mother, when she decides to pull Arnav's cheeks at the dinner party.

Which one is coming first, the next appointment or the dinner party?

Cheers......

Originally posted by: Miss.Zaidi

That was a nice chapter saucechips

Liked it.. Specially the SUV parked behind the red car ⭐️ & the 8 years old nodding in arnav s head was cute ❤️

The previous chapter was funny 😆 payal s students specially.. How do you think of all this mischief any real life inspiration? 😳

Thank you!

I myself am unsure what the inspiration is 😆

Originally posted by: debby_11

I would have loved too🤣

P. S commented on your blog

Recovered my account 😁

Yes, found you there 😘

Originally posted by: Savera84

Sabi, I don't think I spoke much about Arnav affection for Khushi and vice versa, in my comment in the blog.

One look at Khushi and her discomfort, Arnav has to take care of it. I loved his possessiveness.

How can Arnav's heart not respond when Khushi was administering local anaesthesia by telling him to relax and asking him tum theek ho?

Ahimsa and Khuhi? Really? Let me see, how she saves Arnav from her mother, when she decides to pull Arnav's cheeks at the dinner party.

Which one is coming first, the next appointment or the dinner party?

Cheers......

Well said, Raji😆 Garima Gupta, I doubt, has any room for 'ahimsa' as an ideal in her life.

Dinner at Gupta residence is next 😎

Edit: Gupt/Gupta residence (we'll see)

Super awesome part

Oh I am loving it. Your writing style is very fresh. Good job

Loved it... Really Ahimsa and Khushi didn't go side by side... Arnav's reaction to that man is priceless.... Waiting for more... U r an amazing writer...

Special appearances are supposed to thrill, excite, surprise you but this particular one in the parking lot by 'The Man' was salt to Khushi's no-coffee-less morning.

I got into my cursing mode and was animated towards my screen wishing that Khushi take out the sledge hammer that she was always tempted to use. Then I realized my immaturity and silliness especially when you were going to spread some gyaan on Ahimsa. Thank you Sabi for timely introducing our very own hero - the knight in white SUV to save the dentist in distress (pardon me Khushi). The dhamaka information that Dilip shared later not only ligtened the mood of our heroine but also brithened her smiles. It also reminded me of a classic song - "Chaahe Tum Kuch Na kaho, Maine Sunn Liya....Pehla Nasha, Pehla Khumar, Naya pyaar hai..." I was hoping for the song to complete and this moment to last longer if not for the speed bumps that followed. I know, I know that there are a lot more things to happen before things start to turnaround.

So even after the not-so-perfect-ending for our doctor-patient duo, I am leaving very very happy. As usual, my happiness is already doubled just by the way you set-up the ending for another eagerly looking forward chapter. You know I've been waiting the longest time ever for this.

P.S1 Is there a change in menu?

P.S2 - "Tum Theek Ho" - those three magical words never cease to give me the goosebumps.

Originally posted by: ManKiBaath

Special appearances are supposed to thrill, excite, surprise you but this particular one in the parking lot by 'The Man' was salt to Khushi's no-coffee-less morning.

I got into my cursing mode and was animated towards my screen wishing that Khushi take out the sledge hammer that she was always tempted to use. Then I realized my immaturity and silliness especially when you were going to spread some gyaan on Ahimsa. Thank you Sabi for timely introducing our very own hero - the knight in white SUV to save the dentist in distress (pardon me Khushi). The dhamaka information that Dilip shared later not only ligtened the mood of our heroine but also brithened her smiles. It also reminded me of a classic song - "Chaahe Tum Kuch Na kaho, Maine Sunn Liya....Pehla Nasha, Pehla Khumar, Naya pyaar hai..." I was hoping for the song to complete and this moment to last longer if not for the speed bumps that followed. I know, I know that there are a lot more things to happen before things start to turnaround.

So even after the not-so-perfect-ending for our doctor-patient duo, I am leaving very very happy. As usual, my happiness is already doubled just by the way you set-up the ending for another eagerly looking forward chapter. You know I've been waiting the longest time ever for this.

P.S1 Is there a change in menu?

P.S2 - "Tum Theek Ho" - those three magical words never cease to give me the goosebumps.

😆

Knight in white SUV and the dentist in distress, indeed!

'Pehla Nasha'- ah, the song of all first love ❤️ I would suggest you ask the 'dil-e-beqaraar' to hold on to that tune for a while, for the 'pehla nasha' has just started to leave its 'qumaar' here ;)

(Definitely a change in menu ;))

Loved the update. The first scene was exactly what happens in the by lanes of India. The local men talk like this only loved the way how he said ladeej. Arnavs counter action also was too good which was highly appreciated by Dilip and Arnav’s status was immediately elevated in Dilip’s eyes because he has helped his Didi

Arnav may be egoistic and act autocratic but when he sees kushi in discomfort or a frown on kushi’s face he never fails to utter the familiar dialogue Tum theek ho.

Now after mission root canal in the clinic the next meet of Arnav and Kushi has been fixed already coutesy the Gupt anniversary party. Waiting to see how Garima greets him.

I Have commented on the blog also