[robertnow]

MAN, trust me, Nikitha loves Jay the most. She hasn't dropped even a pinch of that love. Everything she is doing now comes from anger and pain. She is venting it all out. She waited patiently for years, and when she finally got the right weapon in Tharun, she started using it.


The only thing she hasn't realized yet is that she loves Jay more than anything. Every minute, her mind is filled with him. She is just using a better-looking, more attentive man like Tharun to erase Jay's memory because she is hurt.

There are some brilliant moments in this story. I honestly don't know how Hey Gi writes like this.

Tharun took Nikitha to a rich restaurant. There were royal dresses, luxury, romance—everything. He took her to his apartment, kissed her passionately, and she got involved in the moment. You could feel the sensual, romantic atmosphere between them.

Then, in the very next scene, when she becomes worried about Jay, she rushes home and takes him out for dinner. Jay takes her to a small hotel. It isn't luxurious. It isn't royal. With her modern, elegant outfit, she almost looks out of place there. Yet somehow, that's where she seems most like herself.

The entire time, when she came back from Tharun's palce.. She was worried, she's beating him, cursing him, teasing him, ordering him around. She looks like a bossy wife who has complete rights over her husband. That's the love.

The writer quietly shows us the difference between those two worlds. 

We know Nikitha is madly in love with Jay. 
We know Jay is making mistakes.

We, as readers, are practically screaming at them, but the characters themselves haven't heard it yet.

I have a feeling Nikitha will realize what true love is only after she gives herself completely to Tharun. 
Sometimes lust and excitement have to fade before a person can see love clearly.
That's what makes this story so fascinating to me.

There are many beautiful moments, interesting one i will post in next comment.

MUCH LOVE HEY GI