Originally posted by: CogitoErgoSum
Hi Shru my dear...đ¤
So glad you managed to get this out, amid the crazy work schedule, and the meetings in London you said you have on Friday.
Really liked Chapter 3. The bit about Sanskaar asking her, in mingled anger and love, why she left without either telling him anything, or without signing the papers (as per the ultimatum he'd earlier given! đ). He really does want Swara to come out and declare her feelings, na? I feel for the dude, he's been wearing his heart on his sleeve for so long, its high time he heard the magic words from her!
And Swara, rising to the bait, angrily declaring that she won't sign the papers, and she's not going to explain why đł. But Sanskaar, being Sanskaar, obviously understood why, and doesn't need any further explanation! And immediately asks her, meltingly, to come with him for that Oh-so romantic boat ride!
What I really liked here, was Swara's thought about the empty column for her signature in the divorce paper---how she would have signed, if her heart was as empty as that column. But now that her heart is filled to the brim, with thoughts and love for Sanskaar, how could she possibly have signed? This was lovely Shru, very well put.
And the epilogue---đ The Golden couple is safe and secure in their lover's nest in Delhi, far, far away from the Madding crowd! I've so wanted to see them move out temporarily to Sanskaar's apartment, with Durga Prasad & Ram Prasad's approval and blessing of course. This was that step taken to even better heights---by moving them to another city altogether! đ
An idea: you could write, at some future stage, honeymoon vignettes of their Europe tour. If it gets too risque for the forum, you could always put it up on a blog. đł