ArHi FF: Fragmented Colors [COMPLETED] *Replies posted - Page 16

Oh such a heart wrenching chapter to read!

Wow. I had no idea that such a simply and sweet story  could evoke such hard-hitting feelings in me with its chapters. I was upset with khushi in the last chapter, but this update actually made me rationalize her situation. She's right in her own way.
True love, as they say isn't easy. It takes real struggle and even some sacrifice to finally get hold of it. But I also believe that where there's a will, there's always a way. It may take time and a hell lot of patience and positivity, but the way's always there.
Khushi's letter has been a very appropriate decision. She decided not to leave him with misunderstandings and hatred towards her (though arnav would never hate her, he loves her just too much to allow any hate). I felt so sad when he couldn't see her at the airport one last time. But then if he had met her, would it have made the pain in his heart any better seeing her go away from him forever? I guess not. 14 years leap!!! Omg. I knew there was a leap coming up, but didn't expect it to be this much. And no, I am not complaining. This is making it much more realistic, in my opinion. People needn't always be young and in their late 20s when they meet up after a long leap, as shown in most stories. As it is, I have seen people waiting till their mid-late 30s for a compatible partner and then finally getting married to their soulmate. I now can't wait to read about a matured and dapper arnav, after having my fill of the young and jovial one.

Superb update liked her letter omg 14 years leap

Feel really sad for them. But she did what she had to. Ofcourse she could've helped her family better by working in an us company. But sometimes presence also matters.

Yes it's only been 3 days since you updated but the wait is so unbearable!!! I'm so excited for this leap (if you couldn't tell by my previous post). How have they both changed and matured yet still kept the old Arnav and Khushi alive. I must know. Jaldi please...

Originally posted by: brishti84

Yes it's only been 3 days since you updated but the wait is so unbearable!!! I'm so excited for this leap (if you couldn't tell by my previous post). How have they both changed and matured yet still kept the old Arnav and Khushi alive. I must know. Jaldi please...

Originally posted by: poojasidd123

Wow. I had no idea that such a simply and sweet story  could evoke such hard-hitting feelings in me with its chapters. I was upset with khushi in the last chapter, but this update actually made me rationalize her situation. She's right in her own way.
True love, as they say isn't easy. It takes real struggle and even some sacrifice to finally get hold of it. But I also believe that where there's a will, there's always a way. It may take time and a hell lot of patience and positivity, but the way's always there.
Khushi's letter has been a very appropriate decision. She decided not to leave him with misunderstandings and hatred towards her (though arnav would never hate her, he loves her just too much to allow any hate). I felt so sad when he couldn't see her at the airport one last time. But then if he had met her, would it have made the pain in his heart any better seeing her go away from him forever? I guess not. 14 years leap!!! Omg. I knew there was a leap coming up, but didn't expect it to be this much. And no, I am not complaining. This is making it much more realistic, in my opinion. People needn't always be young and in their late 20s when they meet up after a long leap, as shown in most stories. As it is, I have seen people waiting till their mid-late 30s for a compatible partner and then finally getting married to their soulmate. I now can't wait to read about a matured and dapper arnav, after having my fill of the young and jovial one.

beautifully described!!

too good just awesome waiting eagerly to read after the leap

Happy that Kushi told him the truth instead of leaving him all unhappy. Now he knows that she loves him and did what she did because she had do