Adultery Knowing My Wife, Knowing Me As Well - part III

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The latest update to the story has unfortunately muddied the waters rather than clarifying things. Many of us had hoped for a redemption arc where Meera and Krish would finally be honest about their feelings for each other and for the third person involved. We were expecting them to confront their emotions, possibly reaffirm their love, and take steps to mend their fractured relationship or part ways. However, this new update has failed to deliver any of that. Instead, it seems to be dragging the story out unnecessarily, adding more to Krish's moral failings, and pushing the plot into a troubling downward spiral.

It leaves me wondering about the author's intentions. Is he trying to solidify Meera and Krish as irredeemable adulterers? Does he want to establish that Desai is an unforgettable presence in their lives, one they can’t easily move on from, even after his betrayal? Or is this all leading to the setup for a fourth part of the story?

While readers are eager for some kind of resolution, the author seems to be deliberately clouding the motivations of the characters and taking the narrative down a confusing, unproductive path. Instead of moving toward a meaningful conclusion, it feels as though the story is being intentionally complicated for reasons that aren't entirely clear. It’s frustrating, as the potential for a powerful, emotional resolution is being overshadowed by this prolonged, murky exploration of conflict.