Anjali- Oh Red roses! From my husband! How romantic!
Anjali- Oh a note! My husband's a charmer! How romantic!
Anjali- My husband wants to bring back my smile! Oh he loves me so much! How romantic!
Chotte- Diii!!! I sent it!
Anjlai- Oh red roses! From my brother! How romantic!?Anjlai- Oh a note! My brother's a charmer! How romantic!?!
Anjali- My brother wants to bring back my smile! Oh he loves me so much! How romantic!?!
Sorry for the incestuous way at how I structured the post but I wanted to contrast the situations.
Doesn't it seem a tad weird the way she turned her romantic sentiments about her husband to her brother ( not romantic per say)? How can she turn around and think the red roses with a quote that reeked of romantic sentiments, actually could be sent to her from her brother when she herself saw it from a romantic aspect in the first place?
Anyone else felt uncomfortable?
Im questioning her abrupt change of direction of thinking it was from her husband to her brother. Initially her sentiments were romantic, linked with flashbacks of her husband but next second she thinks it's from her brother.
In my books once your head has grasped that the gesture was of a romantic nature you cannot link it so quickly with your brother.
Now I know many might disagree with me but that's how see it and I'm not budging from my stance that it's more than strange that she considered the gift first from her husband and within a matter of seconds changed directions and settled with her brother.