Heeba, there are a couple of things you may want to keep in mind. The title of your chapter needs to be "Back to the past" and not "Back at the past". I think when you said nostalgic when Prachi refused to join Milsi outside, you meant nauseus, did'nt you? Nostalgic means remembering the past and nauseus means feeling queezy in the stomach (like wanting to vomit). I though the second word may be what you would have meant because Pachi was carrying Diya then, was she not? (although she was not aware of it). You also have a tendency to write "At his surprise". It is "to his surprise". These things are more to do with English usage and I guess with time you'll get the hang of it. But as I already said the fact that your English is so good for somebody who started late is really amazing. Keep it up.
Coming to the story from now on I think Prachi may now no be prepared to leave everything and come behind Milind. The main thing that will be weighing on her is what it would do to Angad, a man who has always had put his life on hold for her sake and had taken care of her and her daughter when they needed support. Diya was also attached to Angad. Had Milind tried to get back with her during his earlier visit she would not have thought a second about anything else because she had not given Angad any hope explicitly. But having given her consent to him now backing out now would break his heart and she is too soft to do that. So she will decline Milsi's offer to take her back and Milsi may be about to leave with a broken heart. The twist would be that Angad comes to know who Milsi really is and what was the purpose of his second visit and may end up uniting the two of them again, stepping aside.
Edited by optimist - 17 years ago