uncontrollably, she could no longer hold her posture when he was in

on the grass with her eyes affixed on Zain talking to his students. A s

person who is aware of her untold arrest snapped her fingers, chuckling at her daze.

m. “Am I?” She gasped, almost startled at the title, “Well, if you stare constantly at someone, then you will.” She hummed, sittin

ppointment, "Doesn’t his oblivion hurt you?" She asked cooly, using her phone, "What can I do? His igno

obvious too, he is not your Brother’s best friend here. He is our soon-to-be pr

ieving starting from next year Zain would be her te

mmed in response, still using her phone. “What are you going to do after?” Haziqa asked, n

ocked, a fading smile from

ality she turned blind to. "You are ruining your life by running after him like this, disregarding the outcome which will leave you all alone in the end.” She stated the bitter fact Hoorain

not yours.” Haziqa told her sternly. Hoorain opened her mouth to argue but n

life for someone who

ments with his thoughts?” She mumbled to herself before outra

bts. Zain, being the youngest and most handsome teacher in class, was always surro

smirked, teasing him. “Ah, don’t mention it please, Mrs Singh

ust kidding, your world revolves around work all the time,

of it, No need to keep it here.” He replied nonchalantly. “Y

it would be a matter of time when he will fulfill his dream. “Great. Just call it the firs

ing that well. Well, what can she do when someone can’t l

sed with her grades. "So what? She passed, what more do you need?" Emraz trie

persistence and if she can’t even maintain a good grade then what’s the p

ed her and the parents sighed, not knowing what they should say, “Will you leave something for us to say?” Rehman

led and put his hand on her shoulder, giving her a side hug, "See, she is saying she will try harder, do

course herself, at least she should put more effort doing what she wanted.” Hani

, I don’t even think you wanted to do this course.” Rehman said softly, trying to make her understand to wo

ng his hand over her head causing her eyes to glimmer with a grin, "Of course bhai!" She beamed,

ily. Hoorain’s heart fluttered in a beat in blissful anticipation that it could be Zain. "I t

more things to do other than teaching this blind brain. He has college in the morning and culinary class in the evening. He doesn’t

it's not him then I don't want anyone. She thought and argued, "No, No, No. It’s okay, Bhai. I will study har

u say so. But if your grades won't improve, you will have to get one, okay?" He

with a chuckle and sticking her tongue at her