Great yaar....but was a short one n no Abir đŠ hope to see next part sooner plzzz
Kirti is very perceptive & intellectual đ¤đ¤
Great yaar....but was a short one n no Abir đŠ hope to see next part sooner plzzz
Kirti is very perceptive & intellectual đ¤đ¤
I really loved itâ¤ď¸
The creative story-telling was admirable. Kirti is so caringâ¤ď¸Naksh and Kirti are couple goals too, they can read each other's eyes and words. that was a sweet touch.
The entire story she told, it was just heart-warming as well as heart-breaking. She not only assured Mishti she wasn't alone but gave her time and didn't invalidate her feelings. I'm really happy with the way Kirti handled everything. I am a bit impulsive so I would've asked right away like what's going, why didn't you tell me etc. This would only push someone away, especially when it's years of torment like Mishti has faced.
Kirit took it slow, gave her time and ensured that she's there to listen when Mishti is readyâ¤ď¸
Loved it to the core
I loved it...Kirti's story telling was well written and very interesting.
Felt good to see this unsaid bond between Kirti and Mishti.. ( KiM).
Thank you.
Thank you so much! I am glad you found their bond good and worth reading. :)
Originally posted by: AnkitaPritu
Great yaar....but was a short one n no Abir đŠ hope to see next part sooner plzzz
Kirti is very perceptive & intellectual đ¤đ¤
Thank you! Well, I prefer short chapters over lengthier ones because it ensures that I keep writing. Twisted mind, you see.
Anyways, there's a lot of Abir in the next two chapters at least. Hope that compensates. Sorry. it's not that sooner. But next should surely be.
Thanks, I am glad Kirti is liked enough.
I really loved itâ¤ď¸
The creative story-telling was admirable. Kirti is so caringâ¤ď¸Naksh and Kirti are couple goals too, they can read each other's eyes and words. that was a sweet touch.
The entire story she told, it was just heart-warming as well as heart-breaking. She not only assured Mishti she wasn't alone but gave her time and didn't invalidate her feelings. I'm really happy with the way Kirti handled everything. I am a bit impulsive so I would've asked right away like what's going, why didn't you tell me etc. This would only push someone away, especially when it's years of torment like Mishti has faced.
Kirit took it slow, gave her time and ensured that she's there to listen when Mishti is readyâ¤ď¸
Loved it to the core
Thank you so much!!
I am glad you like them enough. I plan to keep the positive characters around rather than having annoying ones.
Well, I can relate to you, I am no different. Too impulsive for my own good. But yes, I thought Kirti being perceptive and understanding was more required, especially when she claims to understand Mishti. Because the latter needs time to open up.
Initially, I thought this chapter might turn out boring to readers but I guess not. Thanks again!
Originally posted by: Nikki_love
I loved it...Kirti's story telling was well written and very interesting.
Thanks Nikki! I guess, Kirti's story telling won the brownie points for the chapter. :)
I am sorry. I really am. But this time, I was ready with the chapters. However, I never get things done easily. DO I? No!
Seriously, I need to curse the slow speed internet, the damn server and the website for all kinds of issues that it had caused me for posting up this chapter. Anyways. Here I am at last. Even though I was meant to post two chapters, I could only manage 1. Well, retyping all of it does that to me. Sorry.
Hope you all enjoy reading this.
PS: As always, not proofread.
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Chapter Sixteen:
(Exact Word Count: 1113 words)
Abir jogged towards the fenced boundary of the farmhouse. He badly felt the need to let off the steam. The need to for some form of physical exercise to clear his mind felt extremely important to him. He chose to go for a morning run. The certainty that it was what he needed at the moment wavered when his eyes landed to the now familiar figure â Mishti. The dark of the previous night still lingered, while the sun was yet to shine in its outrageous glory. It was comparatively too early for even a morning run. He wondered what could have possibly made her rise before the sun. Identical to the first night when he had a glimpse of her soul, she jogged without a concern for the world. Completely engrossed in the world of her own, the flimsy cords of her earphones dangled down her ears with each movement of hers. Even in the peaceful silence, she needed the comforting music to block the world. Making a mental note of how she constantly made an effort to avoid the people around, especially the ones who had no business with her. It dawned upon him that there were unknown reasons to her behavior â something that he wanted to get to the bottom of.
Unaware of the keen eyes watching her, Mishti jogged across the perimeter of the farmhouse. Her mind foggy with the memory of Kirtiâs words from last night. The story she had recited pricked her. It was a reminder of the similar torment that she couldnât get past with. The vague ending of the story confused her. She was left doubting her own decisions as she wondered if it could have been any different had she confided in someone. Was it possible that things would have been different had she faced the situation differently than how she did? Could sharing the jabbing comments and insulting remarks with any of her family member turned out to be any different?
But even with her mind clouding with the various what ifs, she didnât think that she could do it. Her family mattered the most to her, as she did to them. However, she wondered, how long it would take for them to look at her through the magnified lens of the society? Once they did, they would see how flawed she was, how broken she was, and how unworthy of their love she was. It was something she couldnât bring herself to face. If a day ever came where her family looked at her with similar eyes like that of the stingy eyes of the crowd, she would lose that single ray of hope in life. The ray of hope, her aunt, Akshara had handed over to her when she had taken her in after she had lost her parents in that horrible accident.
âHey!â she was abruptly awakened from her thoughts with a yank at her shoulder and the scream in her ears. Damn! She cursed under her breath ready to snap the personâs head, who dared to startle her. She turned her stormy, murderous eyes at the culprit to find a scowling Abir.
âWhat are you thinking so deep about? I have been calling for you,â he complained. The only answer he received was an eye-roll paired with a shrug, instantly dropping his hand away from her. She continued to jog avoiding him as much as she could, though she knew he was equally persistent. And rightfully so, with a quick footwork he matched her pace while jogging backwards with his eyes pinned at her as he faced her.
âHey, why the cold shoulder?â He asked accusingly. From where they left the previous night, he thought they were at least civil to each other if not on friendly terms. However, she now seemed to have switched back to being hostile. He wondered if by any chance he had given her another reason to be so. He could come up with none. Not that he could think of.
With the signature eye-roll, she bestowed him with a question in turn, âDo I need another reason to?â âHave you not given me enough reason already?â She kept that to herself. If he was smart, he would pick on the unspoken words. And he did.
His shoulders slumped in defeat. Still, he refused to let go, âI thought after yesterday, we weren't that repulsive to the idea of having a conversation with me. I guess, I got the wrong idea," his expressions dropped when she didn't show the slightest bit of sign to refute. Mishti, on the other hand, was battling her inner conflicted thoughts. Initially, when she had met his troubled eyes as he saved her from another fall the previous night, she had eased out his concern along with Kirti's on an instinct. However, it wasn't the reason for her jumbled thoughts. There was guilt as she recollected what she had done after. To draw Kirti's attention away from the fiasco that took place during the function, she had purposely enacted in a certain way. The casual remark and the friendly vibe was all an act put up for Kirti. She had played Abir and toyed with his emotions and hope. And now the guilt overtook her. She wished he hadn't mentioned about it at all. Of course, life never played fair. And his sulking expression didn't help her either.
She squeezed her eyes shut, collecting her thoughts and composing herself. "I am sorry," she mumbled with a sigh as she dug her heels onto the ground, halting her footsteps. He thought, she was apologizing for giving him the cold shoulder. To eradicate the budding confusion, she added, "I purposely acted casual last night." His brows drew together in puzzlement. "I didn't want my bhabhi to find out any more unusual instances than what she already was picking on," she quickly explained. Things started to make sense and in spite of being annoyed at being used and played with, he felt relief wash over him. She was being honest - something he greatly valued. "And, then there's my brother. Bhai would have had your head if he found out," her eyes held panic as she narrated.
"And you wouldn't want him to?" he countered, latching onto the last bits of her entire speech. Amusement danced in his eyes, as he thought of the reasons why.
Unfortunately, her reasoning dampened his spirit, "Of course not! Bhai doesn't need to get his hands dirty." Her words slashed his hopes and he saw how highly she regarded Naksh. No different from how the said brother regarded her. That reminded him of the call he received from Naksh last night.
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Please do leave your valuable feedback. Suggestions, if any. And of course, criticism is welcomed as well.
Next chapter tomorrow evening. A conversation between Naksh and Abir, along with the continuation of Mishti's conversation with Abir.
Until next time, stay home, stay safe!!
Love,
Shenz â¤ď¸
Please make it a larger part, please let mish vent out her frustration to somebody atleast otherwise it's gonna be very hurtful to her n to abir also .... want their story to progress as mishti is somewhat stuck at present in her last n others views abt her...
Hope you don't mind,
Eagerly awaiting
Reading Mishtiâs POV was a delight. We finally saw whatâs in her head. Her head is full of insecurity and doubt. Sigh. When will this girl realize she is worthy of all the love?
She doesnât have to prove it to anyone. But when someone is so used that feeling of worthlessness and insecurity, itâs hard to shake those feelings off. Iâm glad she thought about what would have happened if she had confided in someone. Yes Mishti, result wouldâve been different. But itâs not an easy thing to do, especially for a young person. You need to have a solid foundation and trust in those around you to do that. Mishti, already losing her parents once, then losing another set of parents. And being blamed for it, itâs not something you can get over in a day or so.
Coming to Mishti and Abirâs jog-
Have to admit that I felt bad for our Abir Rajvansh𼺠Here he was thinking, she had let bygones be bygones but got slapped with the harsh reality. I do like that about Mishti, sheâs in your face. Sheâs not afraid to put you in your place when youâre invading her space. Wish she was this way with those ladies. I also liked that she apologized to him for playing with his feelings even if it was for a few seconds. The poor guy is obviously into youđđ
Curious about what Naksh and Abir talked aboutđ¤ maybe he was telling Abir to keep an eye on his sister as he knows Abir well? Hmm letâs seeeeđĽł
Thank you for this lovely update of Mishtiâs feelings and thoughts. It was lovely to read đđ¤
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