TS: Kindling Hope (Part 2 updated- Page 10) - Page 11

Originally posted by: Yudkbh30

I am crying...seriously

It is so emotional part

& I can't stop crying

Really nice update

Originally posted by: Radkam

Very beautifully described and full of compassion!

Originally posted by: AMereWanderer

I'm in a state of shock and have no words to express...

RES

Originally posted by: anjalijain0804

Wow such lovely update finally there family completed...I am in tears...Love the way u write me thanks for such a nice update

Originally posted by: SixteenAgain

Too good dear!

It is a heartbreaking update.. so many lives were lost that day. And I am so touched by how you have stayed true to how an event like this strikes without discriminating between anybody's loved ones. All our much loved characters experienced loss in so many different ways, as would have the real habitants of those area impacted by the earthquake.

But events like this also can help the survivors learn a lot of precious lessons of life - appreciating the loved ones we have in our lives and looking beyond our personal grief and supporting others.

So pleased that Samaina decided to adopt and give their love to a child who needed them just as such as they needed one. And then along came Prishi 😳

Surbhi, This story will always remain very close to my heart!

Originally posted by: Booklover94

Wow Sur!!

I'm quite speechless at that-it was beautifully written❤️

I'm afraid I was very young at the time of the tragedy,so I don't remember it all that well,but the way you described it was horrifying😔

The scale of devastation was downright terrible...

Coming to the update,I adored how you showed nitant completing their family❤️

But pandit!!and chachaji💔

Ofcourse Naina would realise that he was lying to her...aise hi thodi na topper Bani naina😆

She did understand that he was doing all of this for her,though..Sam is seriously hubby goals.

Loved it,sur

Originally posted by: suhaaniladki

Reading the second part made me emotional ... It was so beautiful... I somewhere expected you would highlight adoption but never imagined this way. . Reading about that earthquake shook me... How dreadful it must have been for the people who actually witnessed it. You described the whole scenario very nicely... The way Sameer was helping everyone in the hope that someone would help is family too was so heart touching and how he took care of the baby despite being injured was ❤️ ...Unfortunately taiji and Rakesh died 😉 but I am not sad about it 😆 . Haaye u named their daughter Prishi . So cute 😳 ... Thank you for writing this amazing TS

Originally posted by: Anjali33

Surbhi, you deserve all the applause for this👏

Brilliant tha ye!!

Even hearing about the Gujarat earthquake gives me goosebumps.. And here you've described it in a way ki mujhe tension si ho gyi

People lost their lives, their loved ones, their home😭

Poor baby Nitant Lost his parents

But everything happens for a reason.. Three incomplete lives got completed by this disaster.. SamAina got a child n the baby got parents.. Destiny😳

And finally God blessed them with a baby girl too😃 I love happy endings❤️ But at the same time I don't like endings.. Main kya karu😆

Originally posted by: mystique123

Sur, firstly apologies for keeping this reserved for so long, you know na my professional commitments are kind of eating away my days.

My dear...don't apologize! I'm honoured that you find my stories worthy of your time and review! 😳And regarding the paucity of time, we all are in the same boat! So never mind! 😛

Coming to the update: such a soul stirring, emotional and sentimental update. You weave magic with your stories my love, every time it strikes the right chord with the hearts of the readers, I am speechless as in how realistic is the entire narration.

My My! I'm absolutely flattered my love! Thank you! 😊 That's indeed one of the best compliments I've ever received! 😳❤️

Our society is like marry as soon as one is economically settled and have kids and this is the sole purpose of one's existence on this earth. This concept is what defines your survival. Society treats childless couples like some out castes or freaks and hence Naina-Sameer's plight is easy to understand especially the fingers pointed at Naina's biological capability because its always the woman who has to bear the brunt.😭

That is true...galti hai ya gadbad hai to ladki ki hi hogi...unfortunately that's what society believes in even now! 😕 And yes, reproduction is the essence of life! 😆

I am in love with the love of Sameer and Naina. That ethereal connection between them built on acceptance of each other,their trust, their honesty and understanding. Sameer choosing to not let anyone point at his Love. This is Love where what you want is never important. But what the other person needs and wants takes predominance. Sameer's love for Naina lifted her spirits when she had hit rock bottom. Real Love is an attitude expressed in unconditional actions and Sameer and Naina just proved these words to be true.❤️

Sameer is one amazing man! I compare him to Matt Farrell to be honest! Such men are bestowed upon really, really lucky women- one in a zillion I would say...he's the epitome of love and Naina compliments his love best! 😳

A calamity stuck the mankind, wiping out their loved ones, rendering them devastated but as the saying goes at times in the worst of times God blesses you with most unexpected happiness and it just erased that longing in the life of Sameer and Naina: blessed them with bundles of joy. And such beautiful names you had chosen for them⭐️

Many cloudy days end in a golden sunset is what my mom always says! 😊 And life is also like this perhaps...it can take a pause, but it mustn't stop! Doesn't stop! Aww...thank you...glad you loved the names for the kids! 😃 I so wanted Nitant and was confused with the baby girl's name...what best than our darling Prishu here...ehhh? 😳

I was so emotional reading this update that I couldnot control my tears and mind you this happened every time I read this one Sur. You chose such a great topic above all, this was perfectly executed.

I love you lots and lots for this amazing piece ❤️🤗

I'm feeling really honoured Isha! Thank you so much- thank you from the bottom of my heart! Had it not been for readers like you, I would probably never have got the motivation to stick to the pen! I'm happy I could do justice to this sentimental topic! And that it touched you at such a deep emotional level that you get tears in your eyes on reading this piece! I'm really overwhelmed dear!

Love you so much for the fantastic piece of review! ❤️🤗