[Dallol]

You marry someone because you like and love everything about them (in all forms and situations). 
But if at certain times things start to go wrong and problems arise or gaps appear in the relationship, 
you start to think about separating, because this is the easiest and perhaps also the wisest and most 
fulfilling way at that moment.

But if you leave, you rob yourself of the chance to rediscover the attributes and all the good qualities that 
your partner had at the beginning and that is why you married him or her, or that they might come back...

* * *

I rather compare the marriage relationship between Meera and Krish with an iceberg, namely, 
what binds the two is the part that is under the water surface and this large part is the emotional level that 
welds the  two together "inseparably".
The sexual moments experienced by Meera with the different male partners as well as by Krish -as husband who 
sharing his wife with other/voyeur- are the "small" part, which is above the water surface...

... And none of the protonogists (both -male- with Meera, and -female- with Krish) have been able to come 
close to knocking at the emotional levels (hearts) of the two.

Meera and Krish were always connected in their hearts...

* * *

From the beginning, Desai tried to impress Meera with his money and manliness, (partly succeeding). 
To get her away from Krish, he threw all the weapons he had in his possession into the arena:

- Pretended to have changed (long hair on the outside, for example).
- Form a family with her (she was married to Krish and had no intention of filing for divorce).
- Gave Krish his company in advance to compensate him for taking his love and wife away from him.
  (So that he can show that he can buy Krish and then make him small and insignificant in Meera's eyes. 
  Easy to degrade)
- Brought his parents more and more into the picture so that Meera feels added to him...

Yet Desai had remained the same at the core, viz;
- runs behind every atracktive skirt
- angling for married women who have no marriage ambitions, but are more interested in sexual adventures. 
  So that he can get away at any time as soon as a new married woman is caught in his angling.
- Never able to form a family or promise fidelity to his wife and keep it. 
  (I have the feeling that Desai had a very bad experience with women in his younger years. Perhaps he 
  was   married and that marriage fell apart. And he is now taking revenge on "especially" married women!)
Maybe the author can say something about that!

* * *

In the last episode, Desai's real face came to light. 
It became clear once again that he cannot be faithful;
that he lied about Krish having hallucinations, imagining that he heard noises and voices;
that he is not at all averse (in case Meera moves in with him) to sharing Meera with others, but especially 
with his business partners.

All this finally contributed to Meera waking up from the rigidity she was in and making her decision against 
Desai and for her beloved husband Krish...

If I add up all the chapters of the story, I come to the same decision of the author, which I applaud here once again.
It was so right and irreconcilable, because both in the title of the story and in the emotional bond of Meera and Krish,
this path has been hidden...

I (like many other readers and fans) will be happy if the author describes in more detail in two or three chapters 
(from Meera's point of view, perhaps) her thought processes, her feelings, the sexual liaisons with Ashish and also 
the captain in the train and not least the experiences in the last episode that led to her deciding for Krish and 
against Desai.

A review from Meera's point of view, maybe ...

In this sense
All the best

Lollobionda