'Cause You Said I Can!' : PrAnushka SS: Update- Part 24 |Pg 72 |Nov 03 - Page 52

I know you're not happy! Beat me, kick me, kill me, bury me!

But please do not cremate me, for I plan to resurrect and pen down their happiness one day!

Okay now out of all the very many touching lines you penned, i chose to pick up these two. Why? Just as an evidence to my small observation - that both, Mrs. Shailaja Johnson and Ms. Madhumita Ramanathan, has inherited their unique sense of humor from you! Not many authors can come with a request like this, after putting up such a sensational update, you see! 😆

I would not delve into the nitty-gritty of who's right and who's not, nor would I say I was surprised at the sudden revamped version of Santa, but I would applaud for etching a father like Mr. Ramanathan for Madhu. The two of them have much in common - be it stubbornness, or the strength to oppose dearest ones!

The rest of it, precisely the separation, was as sublime as their meeting. They'd met and bonded so smoothly, that even when they've broken apart it doesn't exactly seem like they've indeed done so; that's the beauty of your story telling! I would just love to go with the flow of it, and take things as they come.

Thanks for this lovely update,

Adwitiya! 😃

P.S: Question 1: Ramanathan Gopala Iyer - which is the name and which part is the surname?🤓

Question 2: I can figure out somewhat, but anyhow, what does the words "poguma" and "erungo" mean? 😊

Originally posted by: fictitious

Priyanka Darling! I'm completely fine dear!
Thank you for love! This flashback part is very special to me! Glad that you liked it!
I'll update next part today! :)

So... what do you want, Siddhant? " He questioned, beaming through his glasses.

If Siddhant had a choice to be honest, he would have just asked for that cup of coffee, the permission to sleep on any of their beds, wake up after hours and leave without a fuss. But he had a loathsome task to execute.

With a man who looked like a lion ready to pounce, Siddhant was to discuss the prospect of marrying his daughter!

These lines , lion , lioness reference , Siddhant's inner feeling superbly written .

Now waiting for what Madhu will do in upcoming update . .

Originally posted by: Tilottamaa

<font size="3" face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif"><font color="#660066">I know you're not happy! Beat me, k</font><font color="#660099">ick me, kill me, bury me!</font></font>

<font color="#660099" size="3" face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif">But please do not cremate me, for I plan to resurrect and pen down their happiness one day!</font>

<font size="3" face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif">Okay now out of all the very many touching lines you penned, i chose to pick up these two. Why? Just as an evidence to my small observation - that both, Mrs. Shailaja Johnson and Ms. Madhumita Ramanathan, has inherited their unique sense of humor from you! Not many authors can come with a request like this, after putting up such a sensational update, you see!😆</font>

<font size="3" face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif">I would not delve into the nitty-gritty of who's right and who's not, nor would I say I was surprised at the sudden revamped version of Santa, but I would applaud for etching a father like Mr. Ramanathan for Madhu. The two of them have much in common - be it stubbornness, or the strength to oppose dearest ones!</font>

<font size="3" face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif">The rest of it, precisely the separation, was as sublime as their meeting. They'd met and bonded so smoothly, that even when they've broken apart it doesn't exactly seem like they've indeed done so; that's the beauty of your story telling! I would just love to go with the flow of it, and take things as they come.</font>

<font size="3" face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif">Thanks for this lovely update,</font>

<font size="3" face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif">Adwitiya!😃</font>

<font size="3" face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif">P.S: Question 1: Ramanathan Gopala Iyer - which is the name and which part is the surname?🤓</font>

<font size="3" face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif">Question 2: I can figure out somewhat, but anyhow, what does the words "poguma" and "erungo" mean?😊</font>