A year back in time, their excited squeals could have made her abandon anything and join them. — Hafiza Noor Ul Ain Imtiaz, My Five Minutes of Fame - Moral Story Book Copy Share WhatsApp
by Hafiza Noor Ul Ain Imtiaz
Contemporary Fiction · 57 pages
“Believing people only achieved what they struggled for helped elevate her outlook on life and the way it treated the living.”
“Enough belief in yourself to take leaps of faith and to never let go of hope are qualities that create the most wonderful lives anyone can ever live.”
“In her heart, she still thought of the place as a great puzzle and of herself as the last missing piece.”
“After twenty minutes of unbearable silence only broken by huffs from his father and sniffs from his mother, Major Zahoor tightly shuts his eyes and then speaks.”
“For all you bearded people, a girl sitting with you, looking at you, talking to only you is perfectly okay with religion.”
“After everything he has done, missing prayers is the least of all the punishments he deserves.”
“Not when his cursed ears still turn to the raw happiness in her voice like an insignificant sunflower growing and growing, trying with all his might to unite with his life source, his beloved; the sun.”
A regular college student trying to discover an inner writer; step by step, book by book.
“If she will be alone, she cannot even expect that she is going one step closer to her death.”
“Sarwar left early next morning giving a cold hug to his mother and a timid goodbye to his father.”
“Kenvoka rushed out and was in time to see a girl backing away from the explosive leaves, Kenvoka’s newest invention to keep out trepassers.”
“Leaves do not contain hair; they are egg shaped and have prickly margins and are arranged in alternate form on the stem.”
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