Heaven Is In A Shortcake {xiii}
FINALLLY AN UPDATE HAHAHAHUHUHUHU I'M SO SORRY IT TOOK SO LONG CUZ OF THAT THERE WILL BE 2 CHAPTERS TODAY!
disclaimer: The Gray Man and the characters are NOT mine, even the reader. I only own the plot and the reader's character lol. Pictures used in the fic are NOT MINE, but only the edited version (u can msg me if u ze owner); credits to the rightful owners and canva + weheartit. Additionally, I am not a Subic/Zambales native, so my apologies for any wrong locations, descriptions, or languages.
Six x F!Reader / Courtland Gentry x Female Reader
warning: moderate amount of swear words. some filipino dialogues. slow burn. fluff. trust issues. dramaramramamama. comedy if you use a magnifying glass. culture shock. word count check. slightly proofread/revised.
CHAPTER SELECTION IS IN THE ✨Masterlist✨
Chapter 12 is already a full-blown deer
Chapter 13 is a newborn fawn
word count: 3.9k
(N/N) = nickname
*Kiara = Clare
*Kurt = Court
*cover names = reader doesn't know (except you DO know #wreckthe4thwall)
♪Sino ang mag-aakalang mahal kita
Sino ang maglalahad ng nadarama♪
♪Bakit hindi alam kung bakit
Laging sa akin lumalapit
Kahit minsan ako'y nagkulang♪
He doesn’t understand the song, yet for some reason he can relate to it as much as the next foreigner.
Court finds interest in the memphis-patterned wall when you turn away from the counter and stroll to the booth he’s taken. The two of you are in a coffee shop less than a 3-minute drive from the subdivision, you lead them here after you asked if you and Court can talk. The coffee shop is inside a residential area, which Court actually has a room rented as one of their nearby hideouts. Claire is still asleep in the backseat of the car, which is parked right outside of the cafe; he left it locked and running since he has a spare key.
While you ordered warm drinks for the two of you, Court assesses the vicinity. It’s small, up to 20 customers will fit, with 3 tables for two, 2 booths for four, and a counter-table good for four by the window. Two ways in and out. When he has concocted enough shootout scenarios and possible escape plans, his eyes land on you like a rocket to the moon.
You’re still in your thigh-high white socks and black jeans-shorts, except you unfolded the hem to dangle the methodical loose threads. You have switched your white shoes for pink high Chucks and the brown collared-shirt for a peach sweatshirt.
How you look two times younger than your age isn’t what astounds Court. It’s your sprightly hair free from the usual ponytail or braids you always tie it into. He hasn’t seen your untied hair in a while, making him recall that you haven’t been to their house since you began dating Erick. For the reason being Court’s douchey decisions in putting a raincheck on the Friday movie nights.
A forest fire is starting in his chest at the thought of Erick having the privilege to see you out of your cafe uniform every time he wants.
Erick gets to contact you and hang out with you without resistance.
Erick gets to run his hands through your hair while Court sits back and watches like the fool he is.
He gets to take you home or to his place and—
“Hey? Kurt!”
Court blinks, reeling out of his dangerous spiraling stupor, he looks at you and takes the gander. “What is it?”
“You’ve been staring at me for almost two minutes,” you say, stifling a grin.
The wildfire in his chest springs up to his cheeks, he stammers an apology and looks at anywhere but you. A waiter approaches the booth, serving a yellow mug to you and a red mug to Court. “We’ll be behind the counter if you two need anything,” he says and takes his bouncy leave.
“I ordered chai tea latte for both of us,” you lift the mug up, “This is one of the drinks I know you like.”
“Well, I like your blend.” he blurts out, bringing the mug up to his lips, he imagines smacking the mug against the top of his head.
You smile. “Let’s have a taste of their blend, shall we?”
The two of you sip simultaneously, extracting the mug from your lips, you and Court exchange looks. Taking another sip at the same time for confirmation, you lower the mug to the table and sigh.
“Too much milk,” you and Court quietly comment.
Astonishment shortly blooms across your faces before amusement cracks it and the two of you share a laugh. For the next few minutes, the two of you decide to sit in silence and enjoy what you can from the drink.
Court can’t help but think how nice this is. It’s blissful (euphoric, even) to be with you like this.
And it scares him.
No matter how much he wants these moments with you, his inner demons stab his heart relentlessly as punishment and reminder that he doesn’t deserve it—
He doesn’t deserve you.
“Where were you two going?” your sweet-voiced inquiry swats the demons away, and when he makes eye contact with you, his stab wounds have healed.
There’s no point in lying and dragging this infighting out too much.
“To the cafe,” Court pauses, “Because I wanted to see you.”
You’re stunned.
Court sighs. “I wanted to talk to you, too.”
You’re— whatever is the next adjective to stunned. But simultaneously, you’re relieved.
“That’s.. good.” you breathe out, chuckling.
“Let me apologize first for my attitude these past weeks.” he looks you in the eye, “I’m sorry, (Y/N).”
Your heart flutters, not in a way that should be when someone is asking for your forgiveness . “Apology half-accepted,” you grin, “I’ll accept it wholeheartedly if you increase your tips in the cafe.”
His jaw drops, and if you two were a cartoon, it would’ve dropped on the table and knocked his drink off.
“I’m kidding,” you announce, somehow not reassuringly. “And I’m sorry, too, for being snobbish recently.”
“It’s okay,” says Court, sipping on his drink. “Anyway.. you should talk first.”
You nod, gathering your courage with a collective breath in and out. “Alright… Why have you been avoiding me?” you inquire, brows knotted solemnly.
Now it’s Court’s turn to gather his courage. Inhaling and exhaling through his nose, Court musters an abundance of bravery to hold your gaze.
“You have a boyfriend.”
Huh?
You blink at him, dumbfounded. "What does that have to do with anything?" you ask amusedly.
"Everything." Court heavily emphasizes and sighs, "Look, (Y/N), Claire doesn't have a lot of friends and she considers you to be one. But hanging out with her means you'll hang out with me. And I'm pretty sure your boyfriend won't approve."
You frown. "One, he's not my boyfriend, we're just dating. Two, he doesn't give a flying shit about it after a talk we had."
Court huffs. "Well, if you were dating me, I'd give a flying shit about you hanging out with some guy."
For a second, the whole world is quiet. Until the next song gently oozes out of the speakers.
♪Dami pang gustong sabihin
Ngunit 'wag na lang muna
Hintayin na lang ang hanging
Tangayin ang salita♪
You look at Court, who’s looking back just as shocked as you. If not, even more shocked and positively horrified at his subconscious.
“I-I me-mean if I,” he clears his throat, “If I was dating someone, and they were friends with a person they appear very close to, I’d give a shit in a cautious way. I don’t mean to sound possessive or anything, but like, I’d care about who they’re friends with.. okay?”
You’re quiet for several seconds, sipping on your drink before you reply. “Erick cares.. he confessed about being skeptical towards our friendship. But after our talk, he’s okay with you and I—”
His self-control is slipping.
“—and Claire.”
Slipping very fast now.
“... That way, it’s the three of us against the world.”
“Glad to know that,” Court nods and swigs on his drink.
“So,” you trail off, smiling sheepishly. “Are we okay?”
We will be if we just be together.
Court finally imprisons his talkative subconscious. “Yeah, we’re okay.” he answers with a crooked smile.
You narrow your eyes at him, and without warning, you slide out of the booth, stand at his side, and collar him. “Don’t lie to me,” you coldly say, leaning down to threateningly place your face half a ruler away.
The look of terror on his face isn’t from the abrupt invasion of privacy or your cute attempt to be hostile; instead, Court is terrified you’ll read his mind being this up close to him.
Six inches.. your face, your nose, your lips— they’re just six inches away. And six inches is awfully close proximity.
Just as his body begins to move without permission, thankfully you stand upright with a wolfish grin. “Was I menacing enough?”
Court breathes out a laugh, but it’s actually a puff of relief. “Would you like me to be brutally honest?”
“As long as it’s constructive,” you quip, sitting back down across him.
A light bulb pops in his mind and breaks, the light flickering challengingly as he considers the idea. “Okay, well, point to you for the demeanor. It’s very icy. And the way you hold the gaze unblinking, plus the way you take up the space are double points.” says Court, “But of course, being in close quarters with the enemy could leave you vulnerable. So.. best be careful with face-to-face threatening tactics.”
You’re open-mouthed, yet simultaneously amused as a grin tweaks up the corners of your lips. “Were you, like, a secret agent before your graphic designing era?”
His rigid shoulders loosen when he shrugs. “I just like secret agent movies.” he declares nonchalantly.
Part lie, part truth…
“Oh, yeah? What’s your favorite?”
“Woah, that’s tough, but..” Court scratches his head, “I’ll go with Spy.”
“Spy, 2015? The one with Melissa McCarthy?” you question with eyes about to burst with glitter.
Court grins. “And with Miranda Hart, Rose Byrne, Jason Statham, and—”
“Jude Law!” you finish his sentence with him, though you’re more enthusiastic than he is. “If there’s an action/comedy film that I would sleep with, Spy would be that movie. I am crazy in love with it!”
“Better not let your boyfriend know that,” he snickers.
You scoff. “Like he’ll complain when he’s getting some.”
The universe may as well be positively against Courtland Gentry. Because he’s in the middle of drinking from his chai tea latte when you explicitly hinted that you’re having sex with the guy you’re dating.
Court feels as though the warm drink has become sentient and decides not to meet its maker, slapping his throat with the force of 500 pounds in the attempts to escape the esophagus. He coughs horribly, facing away from you, he covers his mouth with his arm.
“Are you okay?” you worriedly ask, jumping out of the booth, you stand beside him. “Kurt, are you okay? You sound asphyxiated.”
“I’m—” Court is cut off by another fit of cough.
You’re careful when you reach to soothe and pat his back, while your other hand gently grips on his shoulder. Court can’t focus on your hands on him at first, that’s why he’s slightly thankful that he’s still recovering from choking. But as his bodily reflex begins calming down, Court wonders if you’ll stay this close to him if he pretends.
However, self-control gets the best of him.
Breathing out a sigh, he composes himself and looks up at you. “Thanks, (Y/N).. I’m fine now.” he says and absentmindedly pats your hand on his shoulder. He is quick to realize it, freezing up in the process, leaving his hand atop yours.
“You sure? Can I get you anything?” you question, scrutinizing him from crown to toe.
Court snaps out of his daze, pats your hand again, and reluctantly puts his hand down. “Yeah, I’m sure I’m fine.” he replies with a smile, “And you’ve done enough.”
“Okay.. well,” you slowly pull away from him, “what happened?”
“I think my drink has a grudge on me.”
“What, for consuming it?”
“Something like that.”
“I should be careful with mine, then.”
You return to your seat, glancing out of the cafe, you trace swirling patterns on your plain yellow mug. “You two can go home, you know.. I’ll stay for a bit.”
Court furrows his brows. “Why?— Oh, okay..”
“No, I’m not meeting Erick if that’s what you’re thinking.” you lightly kick his leg.
“Oh…” he tries not to look too happy, “Well, then, I’ll just go check up on Cl— Kiara.”
“Okay! See if she’s awake and hungry.”
Court exits the coffee shop, taking a furtive gander of the block, he unlocks the SUV and hops in. “Claire, wanna go home?” he looks over to the backseat, locking the doors.
She groans. “What’re you talking about? I am home.” and rolls over, smushing her face into the seat.
Court reaches over to see if her seatbelt is secured, and even pokes her shoulder for good measure that she’s deeply in slumber.
“She thinks she’s sleeping at home, so..” he announces when he enters back in the cafe, sidling across from you.
You chuckle. “Really, Kurt, you don’t have to accompany me.”
“Yeah, but I’d love to be with you,” Court internally punches himself across the face. He proceeds to clarify himself, “To accompany you. I mean, we are friends, right? Friends.. do that, accompany each other and shit.”
You smile, the kind that you’re trying to suppress as you’re simultaneously amused yet elated. “Yeah.. and shit,” you say, blissfully looking at him as though you’re about to ask him to marry you.
Court vanquishes the ludicrous thoughts away, slowly finishing his chai tea latte, which now appears menacing for a warm drink. He feels the sweat oozing out the top of his head when you stay silent while you drink, eyeing the coffee shop’s ornaments. You’re beginning to keep your thoughts to yourself. He sees them dancing around your eyes, but he’s not a mindreader; just a guy who would love for you to share your thoughts.
It then hits him like a ten-wheeler truck— horn blaring, bones rupturing, realizing death is happening in just a snap— you’re always the one leading the conversation. During your first moments together, even during the walkie-talkie nights; he’s always waiting for you to say something. Granted, it’s due to his inept social skills, plus he doesn’t want to say anything wrong to you. That’s why he keeps quiet.
But not tonight.
He concludes it’s high time he acts like a man and takes the lead.
“So, what’s your favorite moment in Spy?” Court asks.
The thoughts in your eyes become lively, like celestial bodies showing off in a cloudless starry night. “Is answering.. every moment in Spy is my favorite moment too superfluous?” you ask back with a grin.
“If you put it like that, yeah.”
You laugh— the good kind of laugh.
The laugh that says ‘I’m comfortable with you, and I hope you’re comfortable with me too’.
The laugh that would’ve shot chai tea out of your nose if you had been drinking when he responded.
The laugh that Court wishes he can hear every day.
It’s the most genuine laugh he has heard from you yet. Court wonders if you laugh with Erick like this as well.
This is bad.
Even though it feels right and gives you ecstasy, this is bad.
By this, you mean you and Court— hanging out. It's the first time in a while that you two get to talk, but this is the first time you two talked like this in person. Typically, your conversations with Court occur through radio waves.
That's what made you overlook the situation. The familiarity and comfort. Conversations with Court have always made you feel at ease.
If you're honest, the situation is innocent.
But if you're being more honest, the situation is wrongful.
Because you're starting to realize something you shouldn't. Feeling something you don't know is possible.
And it scares you.
You can't think of any reasons why— why and how it's possible. And that wreaks havoc in your brain as you try to ponder thoroughly about it.
You swirl the drink in your mug by lightly shaking it around. You watch the remaining liquid dance as an excuse to take your eyes off Court. He just asked you when was the last time you went to an amusement park (context: you two were fangirling about the Final Destination franchise).
"I guess.. 7 years?" you chuckle, "My parents surprisingly know I love amusement parks and decide we go to Universal Studios Japan after my graduation."
“I’ve been there once,” he pauses, averting his gaze just as a vivid memory flickers in it. “Ten years ago.”
You open your mouth to probe, but he beats you to it. “I thought you hadn't traveled to another country before?” he inquires puzzledly.
“Well, that was more like visiting Japan, not really my definition of traveling.” you shrug.
“And how was the USJ for you and your family?”
You try to search his eyes, finding no evidence of the memory he just recalled, you yield and recall your own memory of the popular theme park. “Shockingly, we had fun together. It was a rare blue moon event.” you snicker, “We even rode The Flying Dinosaur, which just opened that year, ten times in 1 day.”
Court stays silent, waiting for you to add on either the theme park or your family, but you’re not ready. And you’re certain he’s not ready to hear your family drama yet.
“Sorry,” he says suddenly.
You furrow your brows. “Why are you apologizing?”
“I didn’t intend for this conversation to involve your family. You told me once that you didn’t want me to feel bad about telling you anything about me.. and I’d like to say the same to you right now.” Court scratches the back of his head, “I mean.. am I right to think that your family is a sensitive topic?”
“Yeah, they are.. and you’re right. But don’t worry, you didn’t make me feel bad or anything.” you reply with a smile.
“Really?”
“Really.. I’m okay.”
“But your eyes say you’re not.”
You’re astonished. True, any memory or mentions of your family showers you with melancholy; but you did not think you’re showing it explicitly. Because you know you aren’t, yet Court manages to see through your defenses.
“What are you, a psychiatrist?” you nervously laugh, “Okay, okay, here’s a more honest answer.. I’m partly okay and you’re not the reason why I’m not fully okay.”
“But I’m the reason why you’re only partly okay in the first place. I triggered that.” Court frowns.
“Susmaryosep—” you reach over and flick him on the forehead, “Now you’re being more of a drama queen than my inner self. I’m partly okay, Kurt, and I’ll be fully okay once I’ve stabilized my emotions. Stop blaming yourself when I’m already assuring you that you did not hurt me.”
He gawks at you, shocked at your formidability, and you flick him on the forehead again before sitting back down. “Sheesh, is extreme affirmation and a forehead flick your love language?” you grumble, taking a swig of your chai tea latte.
If your exasperation has a form, it would be pops of firecrackers effusing out the top of your head.
Before Court can apologize again, the waiter approaches your booth and informs the two of you that the coffee shop will close in 20 minutes. “Ay sige, ubusin lang namin ito tapos labas na kami. Pasensya na, napatagal kami,” you reply to the waiter with a sheepish smile.
Oh okay, we’ll just finish this and then we’ll go out. Pardon us for taking too long,
“Okay lang po! Sana nag-enjoy naman po kayo sa stay niyo rito!” he beams and whisks back to the counter.
It’s alright! I hope you two enjoyed your stay here!
You whisper to Court to quickly finish your drinks, which is done in less than thirty-seconds, and wait for a minute before skedaddling out of the cafe.
The late-September air attempts to overwhelm you with its chilly embrace, but you’re protected by the remaining warmth of your deceased chai tea latte. You check your things and head to your motorcycle, Court trails after you silently. And when you halt, he halts.
“You know.. if you waited three more years, we might’ve run into each other at USJ.” you quip with a toothy grin, “Who were you with, if I may ask?”
He has trouble looking straight at you as he answers. “Uh.. just some old friends.”
“No lovers?” you tease.
“None,” he shortly laughs, looking straight at you, and now you’re the one having trouble looking at him.
“Well, thank you for accepting my offer and talking it out with me tonight.” you unlatch your helmet from the luggage rack, turning to Court, you smile brightly at him. “Have a good night, Kurt.”
“Don’t you,” he pauses when he sounds too hasty, “Don’t you want to stay the night at our place? It’s almost midnight.”
You hold the ‘yes’ captive in your throat. “No, it’s fine.. the drive home for me will be fast at this time.” you reply with a reassuring smile.
“Are you sure I can’t tempt you with a game of DOS before bed?” Court quips awkwardly.
You laugh. “I’m sure you’ll regret that offer if I beat your ass in DOS.”
The two of you share a laugh, lively sounds mingling and ringing together into one, floating up to the twinkling stars behind the dark clouds. Once the cosmos has been fed by your and Court’s laughter, the two of you stare at each other— you instantly lose track of time at that moment.
You don’t know how, you don’t know why. But those findings somewhat don’t matter because right now, it’s just you and Court.
Except it shouldn’t be.
Because there’s no you and him.
In that sudden realization, you’re the first to snap back to reality. “Say good night to Kiara for me!” you say in a mixture of exclamation and yelping. You put on your helmet, straddle the motorcycle, and boots the stand-up.
“Y-Yeah, I will.” says Court.
You give him a thumbs up. “Alright, good night to you as well, Kurt!” and twist the keys in the ignition.
You’re the first to drive out of the small residential village, halting a few feet away from the highway, and Court rests to your right, lowering the driver window. “Are you sure I can’t at least drive you home?” he inquires with a worried frown.
“Yes, I’m sure.” you chuckle, “Good night, Kurt!”
Looking from left to right, you urge your ride into the highway. You forcefully focus your mind on the drive, because it keeps flashing memories of tonight like a broken record.
Just as you assured Court, you arrive at your apartment in no time. You fish out your phone, call the latest contact on the call list, and grab a pitcher of water from the fridge. The recipient doesn’t answer. After drinking a glass of water, you call again.
[“Hello?”] he groggily answers, probably with both eyes closed.
“Erick, hi, sorry.” you pause, “It’s me, (Y/N).”
[“(N/N)? Babe, why are you calling at midnight? Did your pumpkin explode?”]
“It’s more of the mice literally speaking,” you jokingly say and sit down, lowering your forehead to the edge of the table.
[“Are you okay? Did something crazy abnormal happen to you?”] Erick questions worriedly.
“No, but… Yes, I guess?— I just.. I need to talk to you.”
[“You sound serious. Wanna meet up now?”]
“No, I… I need some time to think.”
He deeply breathes in and out. [“Whatever that is.. it sounds like you made your mind about it already.”]
You stammer. “What do you mean?”
[“C’mon, (N/N).. I’ve known you, what, three years? Albeit, intermittently and through Muro,”] Erick snickers, [“So if you say you’ll be thinking about it, you probably thought about it for a while and finalizing it right now. Plus, we’ve been dating for a month.. that’s enough to know someone.”]
Sitting upright, you breathe out a laugh. “Why do you sound so wise?”
[“Because I’ve always been, doy!”]
“Erick.. can we meet up tomorrow for lunch?”
[“Sure! At the cafe?”]
“I’ll text you the details in the morning. Sorry for calling you abruptly at this hour.”
You can imagine the boyish smile on his smile as he replies. [“It’s alright, babe. See you tomorrow?”]
“See you tomorrow..”
A/N: got nothing except HOPE YOU ENJOY AND CONTINUE STAYING TUNE <;<<333 i am so so very very sorry for not updating in a very long while INTERNSHIP IS A HELLISH YET FUN JOURNEY
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CJL LIVE BLOG SEASON 1 [EPISODE 2]
Hi. I had an exam on 28th and I had promised my mother that I won't write anything before that. So. Now. Come. Let'z begin :)
1.) So. Now is the time for their sweet re-union. Badshah & Deva. Deva fishes out a harmonica and starts playing 'their' melody which is also an instrumental of the titular song.
2.) Badshah, instantly, recognizes the tune and starts running towards its source, Deva as well comes down running towards him while playing it, with tears rolling down his eyes.
3.) Ok. So. Now. Badshah is doing nakhre. He wants to have a race to a tree at the hilltop. Deva mocks Badshah of his old age and inability to run at full speed. He warns him not to cheat and to start running only at the count of three. (Tho he himself breaks the rules in the next moment. Lol.)
4.) They are about to reach the hilltop and Deva realizes he is loosing, so, he takes a long-ass high jump and lands on the tree, altho the camera could not hide the actuality of the scene but theek hai itna toh chalta hai.
5.) Deva is hanging down a branch and is gloating of his victory but the branch breaks off and he falls down the hill to the-waterfall?-lake?-water body. Whatever.
6.) And, now, we get a glimpse of his trauma getting triggered due to him going underwater. We see the impact of the trauma has been huge on him too, by the line as well as the way, he says it, "Haan haan tu jeeta aur......main haar gaya."
7.) We, along with Badshah, get a glimpse of his tortured past. He(Badshah) tries to sooth and comfort him but Deva brushes it off by saying that this was the reward for trying to bring a smile on someone's face, he continues, the wounds have healed but the pain is still there.
8.) And, we are instantly taken to that certain someone who, he was talking about, moments ago. Mujhariya ji? Or? Bhojariya ji? They didn't keep track of that name. (¬_¬)
9.) Tara has. Oh. Hi Tara. So. Tara has returned home but she kept searching for Badshah, the whole day, as it is night time now. She has badgered (-Bho/Mu-)jhariya ji the whole day, he is exasperated and tells her to not disturb him as he has no knowledge of the person, who has bought Badshah.
10.) So. We hear someone shouting at the top of their lungs, asking for their 'accounts ki file' and we see Baba throw- Oh. Hi Baba. Long time no see. Hope you are fin-i think not. Did you too find something strange in Baba's behavior? Like. Wasn't he, a self-centered, stuck up 'Sehgal' all those years back? Yeh kab se Tara ki baat manne lage? Something's wrong with him, i think. Whatever.
11.) So. Tara hands him those yellow flowers from the gardens of their ex-house. Lol. Ex-house. And Baba calms down, considerably.
12.) We see Tara leaves Baba inside the room and goes to clean the now-broken expensive lamp of her chachi. Chachi warns her to tell off her Baba to be careful with the things of this house as it is their house(Chacha and Chachi's). Btw, what's with Chachi's over make-up and heavy saree? She didn't go anywhere? Did she? No? Then why the over dressing? Lol. Whatever.
13.) Oh. So. Chachi takes rent from these two. To give them space in 'their' house. To give shelter to their OWN big brother? Like? Blood related BIG BRO? Wow. Just wow. And, she orders Tara to give her additional five thousand along with the monthly rent, for the loss of that goddamn lamp. Chachi, be grateful that she has the grace to give that money, had i been at her place, i would have given you a tight slap. Now. Shut the f*ck up Chachi. You understand? STFU CHACHI.
Not-so-fun Fact : Why are all the Chacha's and Chachi's of the ITV universe doing the GREAT wrong deed / the GREAT injustice? First Arnav's chachaji and now these idiots (also chachas and chachis)? Like? Wtf is wrong with them? Whatever.
14.) Aha. See? I told you. Baba is ill, y'all.
15.) Tara pleads chachi to -understandably- show some mercy to her father but chachi backfires.
16.) Oh. So. I was right again. Chacha and chachi are going for a party thrown by some 'maaldaar investor'. Lol. What was with that shitty woofing at the end. Lol. Whatever.
17.) Hold on, y'all. Let me take a water break.
*takes a two minute time-out*
*returns back* Ok. Let's resume.
18.) Papa is ill. But brother is still the same. Asshole. You noticed how papa has softened towards Tara now? I actually feel sad for Tara. This poor little kid lost so much so soon. And, now she is the one taking care of her ill father and reckless brother. Because Rohan has to get paid to look after his ill papa for ONE FREAKING DAY. Humphf. Shit-hole of a brother.
Not-so-Fun Fact : They highlighted his gold gleaming ring and the watch on his left hand when he asked about his return gift for 'papa-sitting' which means Tara was the only one who gave those to him or at least she was the one to pay the bill. My poor little baby Tara.
LoOoOol. Again, that Sehgal Promise. Bro, the last time you gave your 'Sehgal Promise', you almost traumatized Tara. Just spare her with that shit-ass of a promise of yours and take care of your father, you jobless leech.
19.) Tara has been made part of the event today night, which is probably, being hosted by Deva and he can't wait to start on his revenge, the moment he was waiting for, for the last fifteen years.
20.) Lol. Deva is in love. Yeah. Kind of. The man has everything around him which keeps reminding him of Tara. He really loves her, actually. Had kind of fallen for her all those years back. It's just he has this misunderstanding that Tara had the heart to betray him so when he comes to know the truth he will actually end up taking revenge from those accused Sehgals for his and Tara's tortured past.
21.) Ok. So. Deva in black. His car in red. (Tara in red. Lol. I saw in the thumb nail.)
22.) Ok. So. Wow. The entry. Both of them together. In the chand's light. That? Was? So? Freaking? Beautiful? Like? Wtf?
P.S. : So. Yeah. As I said. I am loving this show. The ending scene was perfect. It was so goddamn beautiful. Wow. Everything was perfect. Deva in black, Tara in red. Btw it was kinda surprising that Tara's chacha-chachi were in black while she in red(You know how it goes in some shows. The whole family is given the same color combination.) But it is also fitting because both of them are the black shadows in Tara's life while Deva, also in black, was given a see-through shirt underneath the coat, so I guess it was to show that he won't be completely black, like, black in the surface but his love for Tara would also be very much visible, just like his own skin is. Whatever. I over-analyzed the thing which did not need any analyzing. Lol. Whatever. Ok. Bye. God bless you.
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