One of the things I know and have come to love about your epilogues is that reality in which they are steeped.
And true to your style this one too was just that...as realistic, as romantic and as poignant as it could be.
I would like to begin with the family. Arnab's letter was heart breaking. Why is it that one never realizes the value family when they are around? Why is it we realize how precious their support was only when they are not around anymore. I guess that's human nature.
I would like to tell Arnab... he is one of the really great guys. One with amazing values and wonderful heart. No, he is not a guy with million flaws. Yes, he is flawed just as most people but a million...no ...never.
Thammi's state brought tears to my eyes. being really close to my grandmother, it wrenched my heart to see her that way. But that is also the reason why i loved this epilogue. God compensated her loss of eye sight with the pleasure of holding her great grandson in her arms ...what a beautiful moment that was...the best.
Arnab and Khushi had to make some great changes but they survived. Their love flourished in ways that matters and their romance was beautiful. There is something special about love making scenes where the woman wears a sari...I love it.
The ending...where Arnav remembers those memo nets with Khushi from the moment she steps into their house to the very end was heartfelt. The way she conveys her emotions and the way he understands was perfect. Just perfect.
Thank you for this beautiful tale Jen. Keep writing. π€
Edited by AquaSandhya - 10 years ago
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