ow streets, creating a landscape that vibrated with the daily life of the city. Bahar walked through the crowd, her thoughts still trapped in the confrontation wi

from her mind. She walked distractedly, dodging people who crossed her path when, suddenly, so

d a deep, almost

n that exact moment that their eyes met. A young man, with dark hair and a defiant gaze,

something about him that unsettled her, something

" she snapped, not holding back. Her voice,

on his lips. It wasn't a friendly smile, but one that seem

n a sharp tone. His eyes locked onto hers with an intensity t

if something else was happening in that brief moment. She, on her part, wa

tinued, her face flushed with anger. Her tone le

luating her. Then, with a sigh of apparent indifferen

e so dramatic," he said, as if all

e in her neck. Dramatic?

frowning and taking a step tow

the situation entertained him. Bahar felt that something was brewing between them, but she didn't kn

arguments, I suggest you find someone else to fight with," he s

sn't a game!" she exclaimed, her ha

look of defiance, but of curiosity. Bahar, for her part, didn't understand what was happening, but t

stop for Bahar. All that remained was this man who overwhelmed her with his attitude and presence. He,

ighed, as though tired o

p acting like a child, don't expect me to apologize

Who was he? Why had he looked at her that way? Her pride flared, but someth

ad become charged with an inexplicable tension. Both had unknowingly let a piece of the

side. In her mind, the words of the stranger kept swirling. Who was that man? What was happe

away. He didn't recognize her immediately, but something deep inside him told him that,