Glad to have this story back😃
I get two insatiable and yummylicious Arnavs in one day and I'm entirely khush!😳
The character of Suraj has been graphed in such a way that as a reader I have been through it all when it comes to him. In the beginning there was irritation and repugnance for the way he stalked Khushi (I can't help but use the aforementioned word) followed by sympathy for him when he was made aware of his parentage. Then it grew into admiration for his shrewdness for the way he effectively contributed in plotting against the villainous Raizadas and now that he is making ammends when it comes to Lavanya, all the earlier views on him are disspating. Again I can't help but relate it to the Mahabharat; Karna was a character who was adored by me because of the way he was delineated and the same goes for Suraj as well. But the lingering question in my mind, given the similarities between the two characters is Karna died in the end of the Mahabhart; will we see the same thing over here? It doesn't seem so yet I'm a bit skeptical.
And we got Arnav's birthday as well. Loved the canary-cat simile; it couldn't have been truer.
This Arnav has always been boggged down by all that has happend around him; it doesn't help him in any way to have his father be killed by his own brother, an elder brother who is not someone a person can look up to and despite staying as far away from politics as possible, the ripples of it continue to lash at him. After this chapter it is evident that a storm is about to follow and I hope that Arnav gets all the help that he can and stay strong enough to weather it all.
P.S. Continue soon😊
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