It doesn't require cheeky or ravishing writings at times when the emotions are as raw, rustic and capitulating as in this work...The unadulterated emotions of Ishita forms a basis and is the lifeline of the story..
As you sow shall you reap, goes well with Ishita...She didn't realize the importance and worth of Raman when he was circumambulating around her..She paid no two hoots to his love nor his affection..She only showered nonchalance on him...
As destiny always has different plans, IshRa encounter a fatal attack , where in Raman gets seriously injured memory in the process of saving Ishita..He loses his memory and is shifted to an asylum for better treatment..
Ishita realising the gravity of her mistake feels guilty and repents for the same but the damage is beyond repair..A cynosure Raman lost his enduring appeal and demeanor and leading a bounded life among the four walls... To him, she is a stranger, a familiar stranger , repercussions she is hit with for neglecting a doting husband...
Over the time, Raman though couldn't recall his memory he sketches a portrait of hers which reinvigorates hope in Ishita and she takes him back to his home after two long years... Finally, Gods listen to the cries of Ishita and bestow showerings on her, as a result, Raman gets back his memory..
Raman surprises Ishita by spranging upon Ishita a gush of roses...A startled and excited Ishita seems jubilant on learning his recovery... Raman being a doting husband he is offers to free her from this unwanted relation... A guilty Ishita pleads forgiveness and requests him for a chance to rectify her mistake, which is positively acknowledged by Raman..
Ishita throws herself into his arms and indulge in a self healing embrace..Raman too lost in her warmth, lives on happily ever after...
Thank you Di for your efforts..
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