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Originally posted by: napstermonster
I am truly sorry for the reaction this inspired in you guys--and yet, that was the exact reaction I was going for, so in a way, I'm kind of relieved, too. You see, when I sat down to write this, I initially wrote a very abridged version of Parvati's experience because I didn't want to freak out my readers. But I felt that was cowardly of me.
I know that the happy-happy-joy-joy form of writing will be more popular. If I wanted 500 plus likes and pages after pages of "so good! excellent! awww! cute!" messages from delighted readers, I could write something on Rudra and Paro similar to my Arnav-Khushi One Shot Homecoming (you can actually read that in my Monstrous Index, if you want a few moments of pure corny lovey-dovey romance! Its quite popular even though it was sappy as hell--- https://www.indiaforums.com/forum/fan-fictions/2933278/ippknd-os-arhi-homecoming)
But this story demands a tougher reader, and a more invested one. I am fine with that, because it gets me people like you, and the other commenters who are here, to talk to and discuss things with, too. Someone who has signed on for RangRasiya did it knowing it dealt with real issues, and real threats. So to my readers, I'd like to remind them--this is Not saas-bahu kitchen politics, not will he-wont-he love stories, but real honest to goodness threats to life and safety. This is a story about the men and women who protect us and how they have to do it, and at what cost to them.
So I chose to re-write the parts that hurt (to write as well, trust me) and that needs to hurt, to make sense of Rudra's patriotism, and what it can cost men like him. They have to do things, things that are not pretty, and that are damn hard to forgive. But they do it for you, and for me.
In a version of someone's eternal words--"paarna hai toh paro!" 😉