Originally posted by: salvatore-nina
I loved the update!
I've mentioned this before, but I love the relationship Yash and Aarti have with each other. Their unconditional love and support for each other is amazing and their relationship with their kids is touching and beautiful. That moment when Yash was thinking about not wanting to see the hurt and sadness in Aarti's eyes and always wanting to keep her happy was wonderful as well as his reaction on seeing Aarti's book. The understanding they have for each other is so special and something that I adore.I love the characters of Payal and Aayu. Payal has heady notions of love and romance that stems from her observation of her parents. I can understand why Aarti would scold her for thinking so. Payal reveres her parents' relationship with each other so much that she doesn't believe that it's possible for her to have one just like them with her own special someone.
Thanks Nina...Yash and Aarti are happy and have reached a depth of companionship in which there souls have merged. Their individual insecurities and fallacies of the past were warded off by the other's presence...and they have taken strength from one another's presence in their lives.
I have mentioned this about Payal before also...she is at a very impressionable stage of her life where the romantic ideas take shape and lay their roots for the future. And if she gets to witness such deep love between her parents, she is likely to take for granted that there can be none other than them. In a way she is giving up hoping before she even thought about it...and that's why the mother in Aarti protested...or maybe it was something else also!!!🤔