In Act 2, Chapter 7, the relationship between the narrator and Anita transforms dramatically after their first kiss, shifting from a carefree dynamic to one marked by care and dedication. The narrator's overconfidence contrasts with Anita's more grounded confidence. Despite their different study approaches—Anita studying actively while the narrator rejects her methods—they both sit for their board exams and competitions. When results come in, the narrator excels in competitions, gaining admission to prestigious colleges, but his board score is a disappointing 70%. Anita, however, performs better with an 84% score, earning a spot at California University. Unfortunately, their relationship faces backlash as peers blame Anita for the narrator's low score. This leads to conflict with his parents, who mistakenly believe Anita is at fault. The narrator is heartbroken at the thought of leaving Anita, leading to an emotional farewell where they express their commitment to each other despite the challenges ahead. The chapter ends with the narrator returning to his hometown, facing anger from his parents who misunderstand the situation, while he internally grapples with the truth of his academic struggles.

by Shubham Maheshwari in English Love Stories

Writen by Shubham Maheshwari

Category Love Stories