Later, when she and her husband were alone in their room and Waleed had tried to touch her, she had almost gone into hysterics. — Nirmeen Maroof, Kausar Bibi Copy Share WhatsApp
by Nirmeen Maroof
Contemporary Fiction · 50 pages
“Sadness washed over Kausar, the way it always did when it was time to say goodbye.”
“Seeing the blood actually made her feel as if her pain was real, that it had a physical form she could show to the world.”
“Even now, she could recall everything in vivid detail; the suffocating darkness of the night, the chirping cicadas, the fear running like an electric current through her tiny body.”
A medical student who has been creating stories for as long as she could remember. Nirmeen is particularly drawn to tales of human victory over adversary and she hopes to continue writing in the ne…
“The leaves of this herb are usually lance-shaped and the lower leaves are about 7–11 mm wide and 12–16 mm long, and are ovate in shape.”
“When someone so close to heart leaves you in a world, where every hurdle you have to face yourself mere whim is more than enough to shudder a person.”
“A year back in time, their excited squeals could have made her abandon anything and join them.”
“How she loved to dance as a child, and always did so with no one watching, alone, the door locked.”
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