[Mahesh12345]

 First of all Congratulations for you successfully completed season1.

No words only once fasak. your writing style your gripping screen play and your narration all are extraordinary.

Even in my whole xossipy history I didn't wait for any story like this except yours only 

I am addicted to your story.it feels like you are injecting drugs to all readers with your writings

Can't wait for season 2 

Make is as soon as possible 

We are all eagerly waiting for season 2 and give me the  back to back updates like season 1

And finally you are awesome story writer and story teller also.

There is no doubt about it

Out of anxiety I am asking when should you start season 2.can you clarify the date 

[heygiwriter]

Done dear

Still any remaining pls do report

Thanks :)

[Hotgiri]

We are expecting 2 nd part is full of raw sex many gif n pic

[heygiwriter]

Insight 

I know many of you have been complaining — this arc should have ended long ago.

And yes, I admit it. I deliberately stretched this chapter of their lives. Not for cheap drama, but for a deeper purpose.
Because this story was never just about Gowtham being the villain.

It was always about how easily pleasure blinds even the smartest people.

Look at Sneha.
Everything was right in front of her eyes — the manipulation, the red flags, the degrading words, the inconsistency in Gowtham’s behavior. Yet she chose to believe what felt convenient in that moment. She let herself be pulled back in, again and again. Not because she was weak… but because the pleasure, the thrill, the validation she received from him clouded her judgment. Pleasure won over her sense of self-worth and caution.

And then there’s Suresh.
He is sharp. He saw the danger much earlier than Sneha did. He understood Gowtham’s nature. He knew the risks. Yet he didn’t stop it completely. He told himself he could control the situation. He believed his patience, his boundaries, and his love would be enough to keep everything in check. He allowed the fire to keep burning because of that, can we call over confidence. 

This is the uncomfortable truth I wanted to show.

In the journey of a couple who wanted to restart the heat in them, it is rarely just the outsider (the Gowtham) who destroys the relationship. Often, the couple themselves leave the door open — sometimes out of curiosity, sometimes out of ego, sometimes out of the intoxicating belief that they can handle the fire without getting burned.

Pleasure has no bounds.
It doesn’t care about intelligence.
It doesn’t care about love.
It doesn’t care about warnings.

Sneha and Suresh are learning this the hard way.
And Gowtham? He was never the real monster.

He was simply the mirror that showed them the parts of themselves they didn’t want to face.

But this evolves into more.

After all the chaos, pain, and mistakes, Suresh and Sneha finally begin to speak — really speak. They discuss their boundaries, their fears, their desires, and what a real open marriage could look like. They are slowly learning how to handle their feelings, when to stop, and how to protect their relationship. This maturity was missing earlier. And it happens at various stages, and each stage they learn a lesson. 


Even in the ending of Part 1, the real victory wasn’t about destroying Gowtham.

The intention was always to make Sneha and Suresh first defeat their own internal villains.

For Suresh, the moment when he finally grabbed Gowtham’s collar and warned him, he took the lead. He realized that real control also requires action at the right time. He has learned how to protect his wife and his marriage better.

For Sneha, she finally starts seeing the true picture without dilemma. She is no longer blindly pulled by lust or manipulation. 

The following casual conversation was intentionally kept for that purpose 

“That bastard has some plan. If he’s acting like this, he’s definitely up to something.”

Suresh smiled faintly. “I don’t care. I’m happy my wife has finally started using her brain these days.”

Sneha playfully stomped on his foot, making him chuckle."

It subtly shows her growth. She is thinking clearly now.

Some may think Gowtham is still happy, got a great life, and wasn’t properly revenged yet.


But that was never the main point of this arc.

The first part was always about the couple beating the villains within themselves.
So the first part ending is all about that.

Hope the intent reaches well. 

On the way, i tried my best to showcase, how the concept like this can exist only in fantasy world, cannot co-exist in real, with challenges and complexities subtly passing to audience. 

With Part 1 Ended.  I have been shaping part 2 already. hoping for a mature tale that would address even more complicated things in relationship. How Sneha & Suresh, sail through the tides.

Let me hear more suggestions/Feedback :)

[heygiwriter]

Edited ^^ refresh it

[Mrmoon]

Thank you for explaining your vision. While your concept sounds great on paper, the way the story actually played out in the updates felt very different to us as readers. Here is my direct counter to your points:

Gowtham is a Predator, Not a Mirror: Calling a man who used lies and gaslighting to trap a woman a "mere mirror" is hard to accept. He didn't just show them their flaws; he actively manipulated them into a cuckold dynamic for his own pleasure. When a character uses brutal, dominant sex to control someone for hundreds of updates, readers will see him as a predator, not a philosophical lesson.

The Trauma Cannot Be Brushed Away: The couple suffered deep mental trauma and extreme humiliation for over 100 updates. Resolving all that psychological damage and the impact of non-stop, rough sex with just one collar-grab and a casual, playful joke feels completely unrealistic. You cannot hand-wave away such deep sexual and emotional trauma that easily.

Intent vs. Execution: It feels unfair to write countless chapters explicitly focusing on Gowtham's absolute sexual dominance, and then tell readers they "missed the lesson" just because they want to see the villain punished. If 90% of your story focuses on Gowtham using Sneha like a sex doll while Suresh watches helplessly, that graphic dominance becomes the actual identity of the story.

Hope for Part 2: You mentioned Part 2 will be a mature tale about an open relationship. For a sexual relationship to be truly mature and open, Suresh and Sneha need actual power and mutual consent over their choices. They should be driven by their own desires, no longer acting as puppets to lingering trauma or a manipulator's demands.

Your writing is powerful, which is why we feel the characters' pain so deeply. I hope this feedback helps you bring the much-needed balance to Part 2.

[rk1300051]

As we all know Sneha need a man to fuck her according to her desire.
But that man should be Aditya, no anyone else.

[Munda007]

Insight 

I know many of you have been complaining — this arc should have ended long ago.

And yes, I admit it. I deliberately stretched this chapter of their lives. Not for cheap drama, but for a deeper purpose.
Because this story was never just about Gowtham being the villain.

It was always about how easily pleasure blinds even the smartest people.

Look at Sneha.
Everything was right in front of her eyes — the manipulation, the red flags, the degrading words, the inconsistency in Gowtham’s behavior. Yet she chose to believe what felt convenient in that moment. She let herself be pulled back in, again and again. Not because she was weak… but because the pleasure, the thrill, the validation she received from him clouded her judgment. Pleasure won over her sense of self-worth and caution.

And then there’s Suresh.
He is sharp. He saw the danger much earlier than Sneha did. He understood Gowtham’s nature. He knew the risks. Yet he didn’t stop it completely. He told himself he could control the situation. He believed his patience, his boundaries, and his love would be enough to keep everything in check. He allowed the fire to keep burning because of that, can we call over confidence. 

This is the uncomfortable truth I wanted to show.

In the journey of a couple who wanted to restart the heat in them, it is rarely just the outsider (the Gowtham) who destroys the relationship. Often, the couple themselves leave the door open — sometimes out of curiosity, sometimes out of ego, sometimes out of the intoxicating belief that they can handle the fire without getting burned.

Pleasure has no bounds.
It doesn’t care about intelligence.
It doesn’t care about love.
It doesn’t care about warnings.

Sneha and Suresh are learning this the hard way.
And Gowtham? He was never the real monster.

He was simply the mirror that showed them the parts of themselves they didn’t want to face.

But this evolves into more.

After all the chaos, pain, and mistakes, Suresh and Sneha finally begin to speak — really speak. They discuss their boundaries, their fears, their desires, and what a real open marriage could look like. They are slowly learning how to handle their feelings, when to stop, and how to protect their relationship. This maturity was missing earlier. And it happens at various stages, and each stage they learn a lesson. 


Even in the ending of Part 1, the real victory wasn’t about destroying Gowtham.

The intention was always to make Sneha and Suresh first defeat their own internal villains.

For Suresh, the moment when he finally grabbed Gowtham’s collar and warned him, he took the lead. He realized that real control also requires action at the right time. He has learned how to protect his wife and his marriage better.

For Sneha, she finally starts seeing the true picture without dilemma. She is no longer blindly pulled by lust or manipulation. 

The following casual conversation was intentionally kept for that purpose 

“That bastard has some plan. If he’s acting like this, he’s definitely up to something.”

Suresh smiled faintly. “I don’t care. I’m happy my wife has finally started using her brain these days.”

Sneha playfully stomped on his foot, making him chuckle."

It subtly shows her growth. She is thinking clearly now.

Some may think Gowtham is still happy, got a great life, and wasn’t properly revenged yet.


But that was never the main point of this arc.

The first part was always about the couple beating the villains within themselves.
So the first part ending is all about that.

Hope the intent reaches well. 

On the way, i tried my best to showcase, how the concept like this can exist only in fantasy world, cannot co-exist in real, with challenges and complexities subtly passing to audience. 

With Part 1 Ended.  I have been shaping part 2 already. hoping for a mature tale that would address even more complicated things in relationship. How Sneha & Suresh, sail through the tides.

Let me hear more suggestions/Feedback :)

Thats a nicely been put forward.

when you are planning to start part 2? eagerly waiting

[heygiwriter]

Thats a nicely been put forward.

when you are planning to start part 2? eagerly waiting

Writing.. ) no sure when :) but may take some time

[heygiwriter]

Thank you for explaining your vision. While your concept sounds great on paper, the way the story actually played out in the updates felt very different to us as readers. Here is my direct counter to your points:

Honestly i'm still wondering.. How it has been this way.

[RDX407]

The story was very good.. A new beginning is expected soon... The most important thing is the way you gave importance to the story. Similarly, you have described the romantic moment in it very briefly. The way Sneha was being stimulated by Gautam. In comparison, Sneha could have been shown to be more flowing.

[heygiwriter]

Important Characters retained for part 2

Sneha
Suresh 
Aditya
Gowtham
Varsha
Mirna
Bharath
Henika

Cameos 
Vikram.

[Mrmoon]

First of all, I want to say that your writing skills are brilliant. The very fact that your readers are so deeply affected, debating the plot, and feeling this much pain for Suresh and Sneha proves how powerful your storytelling is. Very few writers can grip an audience like this.

To answer your question on how it became this way from our perspective, please try to understand the reader's journey:

The Power of Graphic Details: As a writer, you see the entire master plan in your mind. But as readers, we experience the story update by update. When we read months of chapters filled with detailed, brutal sex scenes where Gowtham dominates and Suresh watches helplessly, that graphic imagery completely overpowers the subtle "internal growth" you intended.

Repetition Created Reality: Because the routine of Gowtham calling Sneha for rough sex went on for nearly 100 updates without any break or resistance, that dynamic became the absolute reality of the story for us. For a reader, it stopped looking like a "temporary phase of manipulation" and started looking like permanent humiliation.

The Scale of the Trauma: You wrote the pain so intensely that a quick, casual resolution simply wasn't enough to heal it. When readers see characters they love being broken down so deeply for so long, they naturally look for a major breakthrough or a strong payback to feel a sense of relief.

We are not criticizing your talent; we are just explaining how the sheer volume of dark, sexual dominance overshadowed the psychological lessons you wanted to teach. I hope this gives you a clear picture of our view, and I am genuinely looking forward to seeing how you handle their recovery in Part 2.

[heygiwriter]

First of all, I....

No need to explain buddy i read it, its just perspective. I cannot agree or disagree to it

[christopernolan]

Important Characters retained for part 2

Sneha
Suresh 
Aditya
Gowtham
Varsha
Mirna
Bharath
Henika

Cameos 
Vikram.

Hi,
Can you please provide us sneakpeak of part2 if yiu dont mind.
Thanks.

[manmadhakunju]

Awesome and fantastic update. .....

There is always someone better than you - No doubt. It is ADITYA

Aditya is going to make Varsha as his slut like Gowtham did for Sneha
Varsha will be asked to give blowjob the member of HANDS including suresh as part of loyalty

As a greedy woman, varsha will not be calm like sneha when Aditya is near her. She will try to Seduce him
As a greedy man, Gowtham will not submit resignation like Suresh when Aditya ask for Varsha, he will give her away like his parents for the big money.

Like what happend to karan, Gowtham will try to cheat Aditya on his back resulting Varsha will be fucked in front of Gowtham by Aditya. Later Gowtham salary will be reduced to half, all facilities given to him will be taken back. His startup will end up in loss and finally varsha will leave Gowtham forever.

Gowtham lost his lucky cunt thinking he has found new. But he will understand everything is planned and executed by suresh one day like he told suresh about kidnapping. Suresh will step in and tell him how is the puppet show played by him.

[Manikandarajesh]

Interesting narration.
The neighbor is gone now. Will the title undergo a change. Cant wait for season 2 - The Revenge
like dhurandhar

[SecretFan]

Somehow I didn't have the complete satisfaction feeling as the author couldn't keep up his promise of bringing the balance and a fitting closure to them. My weekend is definitely going to be spoiled with this closure of Part1. All the best for Part2; I am dropping off the journey...

[Manikandarajesh]

Sneha in bed with memories of gowtham fierce love making that she is missing these days.

[Mukul@99]

HCU (Heygi Cinematic Universe). Mirna introduction was an absolute goosebumps experience. Aura Personified. Never got to read something that is merging world's together. The reading experience is way better than watching a movie. The web you have weaved has everyone trapped. Such a fantastic read. The world you have created is intoxicating. Your stories are with heat, heart, and substance. It owns everyone from beginning to end. An emotional rollercoaster. It is always hard to keep yourself away once you start reading. Thank you for an absolute surreal reading experience. You are a master story-weaver.