“So we smile and pretend like nothing happened even if we admit to the truth,” Kulsoom finished sadly. — Sadaf Shahzad, Broken Strings Copy Share WhatsApp
by Sadaf Shahzad
Contemporary Fiction · 40 pages
““We can’t always protect the ones we love,” Ansa gazed off into the distance lost in her own thoughts.”
“The truth is that pleasing society damages your self-respect and self-worth like nothing else.”
“A heart, bruised and battered, bleeding all over her soul staining it perhaps permanently; was it a lost cause?”
“Grief receded as anger coupled with fear rapidly grew roots in his heart.”
“In the end, Arsalan had agreed to keep Safdar occupied at the office and only allowing him home when his mother needed to go out.”
“"We'll help him see the truth, Sharmeen," Nayla promised and wrapped an arm around her friend.”
“The fears that Nayla had begun to bury deep in her heart began breaking their way to the surface.”
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“Whatever my mother may know on a subconscious level she will never choose to believe.”
“Adnan never knew he had the potential to work on two clients simultaneously and to have their tasks accomplished within time.”
“Its performance is pathetically abysmal in achieving a satisfactory tax-to-GDP ratio [at 8.2% it is one of the lowest in the world].”
“The people’s faith in her was chipped away after every resistance; they gave in to the conclave’s brutality and stopped believing that the world was any different.”
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