Shades of Love #5: The Frog Prince - Page 7

Originally posted by: avikasharma

this was pretty amazing. not at all "boring"! 😉
here we saw a role reversal. khushi being gussail laad governess and arnav the mischievous..!
its pitiful that inter caste marriages are still not wholly accepted in india. khushi's lucky to have such supporting parents. im glad they decided to marry with honour  rather than eloping.
beautifully written! 😊

Originally posted by: arshi_lover1

Di whywere you saying its not good! Its so good that I want to read it again and again! Plzzz continue with another fairy tale soon!

Originally posted by: samirao

Another masterpiece of beautiful emotions , and flawless writing , awosome , must say ur one of the best writters of IF , really like all of ur stories but fifty sheds of love is simply superb , they way u re writte every single fairy tale is marvelous , plz plz writte the next story soon

Originally posted by: ...Iyla...

Finally...

The wait is over...

The update was awesome and i never expected "The frog prince" as there was no way Arnav could be a frog...but you made it even more better...I really liked this Khushi ...just the ASR type...and the dialogues were opposite to what was shown in the show...

The ending was awesome...

Now the only complain i have is about u not updating regularly..kitna wait karvate ho yaar...but its worth the wait...

I now want the next one soon !!!!!

Originally posted by: dereksmith

What makes you think this is crappy shit ?
Girl !!! Appreciate yourself.
You are amazing!
It was written sooo beautifully...
I was imagining arnav in complete banarasi avatar with banyan & gamcha ;) ;p
10 yr old khushi & arnav ! childhood enemies turning into lovers .i loved every bit of this indian fairy tale .
Hope you write soon !
:)

Originally posted by: yappingduck

simply superb.loved it
keep writing
and thnxx for such wonderful stuff.

Originally posted by: neverbefore

I don't think you could ever be accused of boring crap writing!! I have to be honest and say it is probably at the bottom of the list of my favourites in the Fifty Shades series. But then, that's not saying much as i love how you interpret each of the fairytales.