Bravo-6🥀

@Drssch ❤️❤️❤️

@Ato0miX_chicas I don’t even know how to properly respond to this without sounding completely overwhelmed, because that’s exactly what I am right now. Thank you. Seriously. The way you described those chapters… I don’t think you understand how much that means to me as a writer. Every single emotion you pointed out, every detail you noticed that’s exactly what I was trying to build, and hearing that it actually landed like that for you is everything. Those chapters were very intentional. I wanted them to feel intense, layered, almost suffocating in emotions at times. The rage, the loyalty, the pain, the brotherhood… none of it was accidental. And honestly, connecting everything across ASSET, Cadetsy, and Falcon Hearts has been something I’ve been planning for a long time. It started as scattered ideas and scenes in my head,  and slowly it turned into this bigger, interconnected world.These chapters were written in between everything else, but they were never “just” filler. They were meant to build pressure, to make you feel something strongly, even if it gets overwhelming.
            
            And knowing that it affected you this deeply… that you felt all of it the way I imagined… it makes every second of writing worth it. Thank you for reading, for feeling it, and for taking the time to write something so beautiful. It genuinely means more than I can put into words. ❤️

@ubithch even though I know that story is gonna get more darker and heavy still I can't wait to read it all you are really good at story framing and connecting different stories to eachother flawlessly thanks for writing these books,they are gonna stay with every reader forever 

@ubithch That’s actually a very real question, and I’m glad you asked  it. Writing emotionally intense or traumatic chapters doesn’t just stay on the page. It lingers. When I write those scenes, I’m not just describing them I’m feeling everything along with the characters. So yes, it does get exhausting, and sometimes it takes time to come out of that headspace. And if you’re already feeling this uneasy or drained after these chapters… then I’ll be honest with you you haven’t even reached the most emotionally heavy parts yet. The upcoming chapters in Cadetsy and Falcon Hearts go much deeper into loss, grief, and emotional breaking points. They drained me while writing them, and they’re not easy to read either.
            
            But that’s also the point. These stories aren’t meant to be light all the time they’re meant to make you feel, even if it’s uncomfortable. Just take it at your own pace when you read. There’s no rush. Some chapters are meant to sit with you for a while.

@malachudail No way I was right lol

@Drssch yuvraj???

@Drssch it's sid, right??

@Drssch really excited for tomorrow's updates

@Drssch yeaa that's a good idea ..

@Drssch yes good idea 

I want to call dibs on Siddhi's account 
            But i dont have an ig T-T

I didn't complete the book, only half way through when mml had accepted the mission and Karan's wedding completed. I went to the last ch to see what was going on (I mostly don't mind spoilers) and when I got to know what was going on, my first thought was how accurately you showed the story. Agents have to go to another country, have a whole family, and when the time comes they have to leave the family over there and come back. For me, that was a harsh reality that I was happy was shown instead of all the happy ending where everything is good. It isn't, it can't be a happy ending after a war. I don't know about others, but I supported that with full heart, no matter how much it hurt to see them like that.
            
            Most people were curious about Jaskirat's bg story, but I was mostly looking forward to how each villain meets their end, not really wondering about his bg story. That is until I sat in the theatre! I was literally crying in all of the scenes of him in India. It was gut wrenching. I came out a different person from that theatre
            
            no worries about the rant. I liked it :)

@PendantLover Heyy 
            
            Yes, I am republishing Collateral Hearts. Their story hasn’t ended yet it’s still continuing across my other books, and I want to do proper justice to it. While looking back, I realized a few things (especially around the epilogue/prologue parts) didn’t fully make sense in the larger picture, so I’m editing and refining those before putting it out again. That story deserves to feel complete and aligned with everything that follows. Their story is finally ending in cadetsy but i cannot reveal how exactly so yup for that you'll have to wait. And omg about Dhurandhar 2… you have no idea how much I wanted someone to bring this up 
            
            I was genuinely blown away. When I was close to finishing CH, D 1 had released and I remember just sitting there like how are there so many similarities?? It had me weirdly happy..  I am sucker of army movies), it hit even harder. If you know , you’ll understand why Siddharth’s character is kind of very influenced by Major vihaan in some ways.
            
            But Dhurandhar 2… it just surpassed everything for me. I genuinely can’t explain it in two words. The ending, the choices, the whole balidan over everything theme it just stays with you. As someone who writes military-based stories, it holds me accountable in a way to portray that sacrifice, that pain, as honestly as I can. And it always hits somewhere deep.
            
            Also my fav part of Jaskrit Singh Rangi. Jaskirat’s character?? I couldn’t stop thinking about it. It reminded me so much of what you’ll eventually see in Yuvraj (especially in upcoming chapters). Not in a copy way at all, but that same emotional weight, that layered strength it just clicked. Even the music and overall vibe felt weirdly in sync with things I have planned ahead. It’s hard to explain without sounding dramatic, but it just felt right. Anyway I clearly went on a full rant there 
            

@Drssch yes thank you!! ❤️❤️

@Nitya2300 i think it is now..

@Drssch waiting 

@Drssch I don't remember.. in which chapter were they mentioned ?

@Drssch author ye kon the zara thoda yaad dilana ya chapter bata do reread kar lenge