21-10-2026, 12:40 PM
There is always something very infuriating about story ending with a whimper rather than a bang. Such a feeling is unfortunately one that we the readers have experienced but given the limitations a writer faces, it should be forgivable.
I think the author had expected to hear harsh feedback. A little bit of compassion and not using harsh words can keep the fire within going.
Writers are volunteers doing this out of passion, they are not paid professionals. Dedication, creativity and time allocated for a project can change while the story is still running.
That being said, I'll be giving Gautham some sort of payback in my mind. Maybe run over by a car or a bat to the balls. Meh, that's such a LKG level karma.
The phone being left in the purse is a loose strand that could tear apart the whole fabric. That may lead to a whole another ending later on, maybe when the author has more time and if they feel like it.
I think the author had expected to hear harsh feedback. A little bit of compassion and not using harsh words can keep the fire within going.
Writers are volunteers doing this out of passion, they are not paid professionals. Dedication, creativity and time allocated for a project can change while the story is still running.
That being said, I'll be giving Gautham some sort of payback in my mind. Maybe run over by a car or a bat to the balls. Meh, that's such a LKG level karma.
The phone being left in the purse is a loose strand that could tear apart the whole fabric. That may lead to a whole another ending later on, maybe when the author has more time and if they feel like it.


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