There are some emotions, some confusions, some moments that can't be explained, but just felt by a person undergoing them. But its the success of a writer when he/she can express that moment so beautifully that the reader can understand all of it in one read.
Raman and Ishita here are going about a simple task of wanting to get Ishita changed. But just doing that has made them go throw a volley of emotions. From facing the ghosts of their past, to getting closer emotionally and finally physically, they've gone through a journey of a lifetime just in a day, just in a moment rather.Their love is defined by the amount of trust they have in each other, the closeness they share emotionally by always being there for the other. But as husband and wife/man and woman they definitely have moments when they feel physically attracted and today was one such moment when they want to cross that barrier and give each other that love they've both craved for. Raman wants to make her feel wanted, wants to feel accepted as unlike how he was with Shagun. Ishita wants to feel desired by him and wants to be loved , to be healed and wants to give him the acceptance. Not wanting to reject the moment and cause him more pain. They almost go about it.. but there lies the beauty where they think more for the other than themselves.Loved how he stopped, loved how she apologized, fearful for having hurt him. Just mesmerized by how he calmed her. Raman's maturity and sensitivity in the approach was splendid.I've loved every part of the short story Aani .. didn't want it to be over. It was beautiful, mature and dealt with the complexities of a growing relation.Please continue writing 😃I think I am going to get withdrawal symptoms 😆
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