My comment on Chapter 21 (part 2) coming soon!
Seriously, one moment you make us feel happy and then the next moment, you tear apart the joined pieces. Why do you always do this Dee? But I can't deny all of this is adding up to the already suspended mystery! I fear if I'll get buried deep under the layers if this mystery doesn't start unfolding now!
I'll be back to drop by a comment!
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Arnav's thought processes and the replaying of the day's events and Khushi's statement over and over again gives away much of his pent up frustration, and a feeling of depreciation for being unable to provide her the assurance and comfort and a feeling of completeness that she needed. And most of all, being unable to decode her past and give it a finish once and for all. And probably visualize a safe future for Khushi and even maybe, with Khushi!
And that little moment when he presses his lips to her forehead, a promise for protecting her always has been made. Yes, I am waiting to see how it evolves into true love!
Though Khushi has got more comfortable with her being around Arnav, she hasn't exactly opened up to him. It is quite clear that she has been hiding something from him about her past and Shyam's call got me thinking and, somehow, confirmed my assumptions. Waiting to see where you take this!
Aman's call about the rejection of the deal must've somehow been connected with the Singhanias and I feel they're not just after Khushi but more than that. I might be wrong, however! Why exactly are they behind her?
Arnav's anger might've been due to the building frustration inside him and his inability to find solid answers and Khushi wasn't making it any easy for him either, but I do not support venting out one's anger on the other. But when has he been good with anger management? And then he regrets! *sigh* All Arnavs have some major issues, really!
"Anger is an acid that can do more harm to the vessel in which it is stored than to anything on which it is poured."
- Mark Twain
"Holding on to anger is like grasping a hot coal with the intent of throwing it at someone else; you are the one who gets burned."
- Buddha
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