Originally posted by: Sakura24
Res, dearest, I'm still on travel will unres tomorrow when I go home. For now, this was as sweet as honey and warm as spring!
Unres
Viji my dear, darling, sis,
I'm back finally and unpacked my stuff, had my dinner...and now finally back in bussiness😊 So coming to Meraki, you do know how much I was looking forward to this one. Thank you so much X thousand for the dedication dear!
I don't know now SwaSan are an officially established couple and their wedding track is going on, still I have a soft spot, almost a yearning in my heart for those old times. They had a charm of a different level no? It was what made me a crazy fan for one fact, even if you keep my love for them aside I really feel that old SwaSan was once in a life time couple. They had such a forged in pain bonding, such trust and friendship... All that they had in that dark era of vile Ragini, it is here in this drabble!
Do I have to say how much I loved the way you drew a parallel between Swara and the lovely word Meraki? I mean it was so true in the way you put it. She is a girl who always put Meraki in her relationships...and yearned to have the same level of Meraki returned to her..only to get disappointed each time she had high hopes.
As for Sanskar. I guess his capacity at Meraki is far greater than his lady love's. And so is his expectations. I guess that explains why he was so afraid of falling in love initially, he didn't want to place someone in that god like position he imagines for his love and get disappointed in return.
Now from this angle, I can see no one better to be treated with Sanskar's Meraki than Swara and no one who deserves the Meraki Swara puts in her relationships than Sanskar.
The scene you wave between them, the casual discussion, the chocolate sharing, the comforting and planning, this is the SwaSan I fall in love with. As you had mentioned the next part containing bitterness, I think it will be a continuation of this story line? I'm so excited to read it already! YOu know I am a fan of lighter moments, but painful ones have an appeal to me equally.
Loved it so much, that I don't know a perfect word that would fit here. Waiting for the next.
loads of love,
Saku