Which Khushi Wattpad Chapter Should I Start With?

Picking the perfect chapter to jump into 'Khushi' on Wattpad depends on what kind of reading vibe you want — comfort, chaos, or catharsis — and honestly, I love that about this story. If you’re brand-new and want the full emotional ride, start at Chapter 1. The early chapters set up the characters, the small details that make Khushi’s personality sparkle, and the tone (equal parts heart and mischief). Those opening scenes give you the jokes, the instincts, and the little recurring motifs the author later pays off, so reading from the start makes the bigger moments land harder and feel more earned.

If you’re short on time or itching to get to the iconic beats, here are a few sweet spots to try depending on your mood: Chapter 10 is where the classic meet-cute happens — expect awkward banter, a small disaster, and that sticky-sweet chemistry that immediately hooks people. Chapter 20/22 is the one I tell friends about when they say they want drama; it’s the first big misunderstanding that snowballs and shows how the stakes rise for both leads. Around Chapter 35 something major is revealed (no spoilers, but it flips a lot of assumptions), and that’s a great place to jump in if you want plot twists without slogging through the whole slow-burn. If you crave confession scenes and emotional payoff, Chapters 48–53 contain the confessions and aftermath, and I still get a little rush rereading the vulnerability there. Finally, if you just want a cozy wrap-up or to see where everyone ends up, the epilogue/bonus chapter is a lovely finish — perfect for a late-night read when you want closure and a smile.

Couple of practical tips from my own binge habits: if you start in the middle, skim the chapter headers or every tenth chapter to get context quickly — authors often drop mini recaps in early chapters that help. Use the comment area too; readers often drop spoiler-free recaps like “start at 10 for the meet-cute” which can save time. Also, don’t be afraid to backtrack: a re-read of the first few chapters after finishing the big twists is surprisingly satisfying because you spot foreshadowing you missed. Personally, I usually recommend Chapter 1 for first-timers because this one is so character-driven — getting to know Khushi from the beginning made me invested in every awkward joke and heartfelt Apology. If I had to pick just one chapter for someone to sample first, I’d say try Chapter 10 (it’s a great hook), and if it grabs you then go back to Chapter 1 and enjoy the whole ride. Happy reading — I hope you fall for the characters as hard as I did.