Recipe of Love のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 61 - チャプター 70

Ronjon requested to talk to Rhidoy Dewan, the purpose of his unannounced visit. A man went to meet him and gave a cryptic phrase, "The wind blows from west to east. Which suits you then, west or east?"Ronjon understood. He was oriented what to respond. "The wind is colder from the north. I chose none from both.""I believe you brought something for my master."Ronjon gave the envelope and left without looking back. The man did the same and went to an exclusive garden. Ananya's father opened the parcel and found a letter. The date was set for a mass protest and other requests written for the goal of their country's Independence. Rhidoy gave it back to the man behind him, who burned them to ashes.. . . . .Abhik and Ninu had their tables and burners ready. All set for a battle of the two silently famed unique Chefs known to the anticipating audience. Asha, Labina, and Harry were to be the judges. The winner would get the special bag for spices brought by Labani from France.Ninu stared

In the Capital, the British government heard of a mass protest planned by the religious leaders demanding the transfer of power to the nationals. There were two religions, Muslim and Hindu, gearing up to receive the transfer. The government wished for the unity of the country, but found the two groups adamant to have their own nations. Thus, the British Raj planned to appease and mark the country into two separate nations, but violence heightened between the two faiths before it could happen.Ronjon and Asha's wedding was set a month after. It could have been earlier, but they postponed it because the Council Members spent most of their time in the Council's Hall tackling one problem to another concerning the country's independence and land partition. Harry wished them to continue the wedding in his absence, but they insisted on his presence.They heard violence from one place to another. Somehow, their life in Shambadhila was peaceful. The preparations continued. The bride and groom

Arup called on Fishal to ask him about Rimas' whereabouts, who he mentioned as the one supposed to serve, but someone took the food from him. When he went to Fishal's home, they said they've been away for months. The house helpers were the ones who kept the place.His men asked the neighbors where they might be. The neighbors said they too had no idea where they've gone. The family left months ago and didn't come back since. Even the helpers mentioned a wedding but had no inkling where it was. At first, the helpers made a fuss but after receiving their pay through the bank; they didn't bother to ask anymore.This situation made Arup doubted Fishal's assertion of his innocence and became suspicious of the man's accurate knowledge of the actual identity of the mastermind he was seeking. He merged the events from start to end.First, Fishal suggested that someone would serve the food. Second, his good father died. They sentenced Ninu to death. Third, Asha was acquitted, and Fishal coul

Ronjon walked out of Gael's house and sat upon a steel chair at the veranda. He placed a paper on the glass table. He had to write a letter to Asha. Two months not hearing anything from him would worry Asha. He tried. He knew he tried to get their passports, but more government employees fled the country. Now, he couldn't do anything else but write this sad letter. Ronjon hoped this letter would give his loney wife an assurance that her husband was doing well.[July 9, 1946Dearest Asha,My wife, I'm certainly disheartened that I couldn't come to you as I promised. I didn't write for two months, for I was hoping I can get out with Ma and sis to surprise you, but time is against us. Ma wishes me to follow you and leave them here, but I know you would agree with me to stay with them. Don't worry, we're all doing fine. We are now living in Gael's house. It is safer here and far from the chaos.The city is getting restless, but I'll try to seek all the resources I can hold on to so we can

Ronjon wrote a letter to Asha.[Dearest Asha,I already got our passports but the plane is always full. I tried to bribe a ticket officer but he said he too wanted to leave the country but all outside travels are fully booked. He even mentioned that the government might temporarily stop the flights due to this country's situation. I'm afraid we can't come soon.By the way, Uncle Harry already understands that we are hiding something from them. I wish to tell them and I know he would probably have a solution for you but I think it is not yet the right time. I'm asking the people here about the possibility of moving the orphans somewhere but as of the moment, I couldn't find a good place for them. Also, no one would believe me if I tell them these orphans will be killed by their own sponsor if you won't show your face after two years.If you see fit to tell them about this, I will follow your wishes. I miss you. I really miss you.Loving you always,Your husband, Ronjon]. . . . .Labani