If Astha forgave P, or was kept in the dark, or P did not go to Paris, the relationship between P and A in the future is unknown, but at least it is certain that there are only two endings to whether they will go to Paris: whether they can Totally free love
Then Astha chose to go home at the last moment after breaking through the chains, but it was the most obvious result: she sent herself back to the cage, and her situation would be even more difficult from then on.
To understand that she can't accept P's deception to her at all, that is the bottom line principle. However, under the balance, the anger for a while is not rational, because true love is not owned by A and her husband, and P is different, and P and A have a lot of room to adjust. At the last minute, Astha flinched.
The ending sentence is great
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