I am totally blown away.đđđ
I can't even form a coherent thought in my mind to come up with a proper reply.
So much intensity, angst, poignance.
You have mentioned Heathcliff and Mr. Darcy, two of the most popular characters with an anti-hero character. Though I've always been a Mr. Darcy fan than a Heathcliff fan, Heathcliff is too much to handle and I can understand how Swara must have felt. Fantastic referance by the way. Sanskar do remind me a bit of both.
There were a lot of lines which went straight to my heart.
"Loving someone was after all, never reason enough to be loved back."
I had to stop here for a good 5 minutes. This simple sentence contained so much within it. The agony, the despair that Sanskar feels about not being loved back. The pain behind his acceptance, that Swara can never love him back.
Hats off. đđź
I can sympathize with what Swara did due to her obvious confusion and fear of heartbreak again. Little does she realize that's exactly what she is doing to herself. To spare her of heartbreak in the future, she is breaking her heart every day in the present.
And Sanskar! For me he is the only real character in the show. He had shown different shades, like every other human being. And he should be forgiven for that, because that's what human's do. We make mistakes and we forgive them. In the real world, there is no black and white. And I really really hope that Sanskar gets his share of happiness, not just in your story but also in the show.
And now being the committed fan girl that I am, I beg of you to make Swasan happy.
Brilliant update. đł
And now I've realized that I've rambled a bit too much, I'm gonna go before you fall asleep.đđ
Do write more.