Why does Asad love his step-siblings so much?

Originally posted by: darkangel93

trust me, ive been wondering the same thing all along...

'maine ayaan ko ungli pakad ke chalna sikhaya hai'

WHEN did he do this??? their families were staying separately... the elders of rashid's secong home, have no respect fr asad's family... then how and why did they let the siblings meet and grow close to each other??? it doesn't make sense...

Originally posted by: Rockerchic

What I gather is that at some point they all lived together. As in, Asad's father lived with two wives.🤔

I guess the attachment comes from there.

Originally posted by: Marybarton

Maybe when Dilshad did not know they were his family which is why it would make less sense that Asad would have known them as siblings then.

I don't know why Dilshad is so kind about it all. I am Muslim too and I would have fried Rashid in a public square if he pulled that on me.

Originally posted by: Rockerchic

What if they didn't live together but Dilshad had sent her children to spend time with Rashid. I mean divorced parents do that all the time don't they?

Then maybe later out of spite or some sort of feud all ties were broken?

Gul Khan's best work they said😆

Originally posted by: Marybarton

This is a genuine question. I understand that step brothers and sisters can love each other very much. But this is a special case of two mothers. One family and the resulting children took away Asad's childhood, unintentionally. These kids also want Shirin, their mom, with Rashid only. They care not for Dilshad and Ayaan was even stupid enough to ask for his parent's relationship advice from Asad. In Asad's view his father is a lying cheat along with Shirin. These selfish children, this is all good for them. They can still respect Asad because he's this successful older step sibling and they feel "cool" to be associated with him. Ayan is always copying him to be him and failing miserably. But WHY does Asad love them so much? Isn't think the family that took away any chance of happiness from his mom and him and his sister?

Family relationships are complicated yes, but this weird dedication of Asad's toward his step siblings have no strong basis. If they are still waiting to establish it, they better reveal it soon or else the CVs will once again be left with a story where the past is left unexplored. I have said this before in IPK and I will say it again CVs, don't wait to juice it so long that the orange dries up.

Mary.