Dear Rani,
Maybe the best decision you took would be that you decided to go on your honeymoon all by yourself. You found the meaning of your life. I met the girl who was hesitant before dancing at her own Mehndi ceremony. Later I met a girl who wasn't shy at all before dancing in foreign countries with strangers.
You came a long way from not being able to order food in Paris to even remembering the name of a waiter in Amsterdam, from not holding your luggage in a trolley properly to holding in a perfect backpack or being sad in the streets of Paris to finding complete freedom by running in the streets of Amsterdam.
You had pain in your heart but you knew that you'll not be able to get such a chance to go to Paris again. You took that chance. You dared to do so. That's the most important thing. You met Vijaylaxmi, Taka, Tim, Oleksander and so many other people. They all were so different from you. But you knew how to mingle with them.
I know it would've been so difficult to be in that kind of a relationship with Vijay, where maybe there was love but there wasn't respect. And as they say, whatever happens, happens for good. You deserved someone so much better than Vijay and I hope you've found that someone special now. Even if not, it's ok, because you're sufficient enough for yourself as you have that maturity and courage to handle any situation without any partner.
Lots of love,
S.
P. S. I hope you'll invite me someday to Delhi. I would love to eat your Golgappas. We can even go shopping at Lajpat Nagar.
