Chapter 19 Arzam Shah's Addict pathani
She looked at Arzam Shah in surprise. The car started moving forward, then Aryan Khanzada's phone rang. He stopped the car and told Arzam Shah, "It's an important call, you all sit. I'll come after taking the call." And he got out of the car to take the call. Just then Hunza Khan said, "I only had to get 2 garlands, you've brought the whole shop." Hearing Hunza Khan's words, a smile appeared on Arzam Shah's face and he said, "Do you like garlands?" "Yess, that's why I asked you for them," she said in a Pathani accent. And there, Arzam Shah's heartbeat scattered. "Flowers look good in hands. Anyway, tell me one thing, how do you speak such beautiful Pashto?" Arzam Shah said. Hunza Khan's tongue faltered. "What do you mean? We are Pathans, so obviously our Pashto will be good." "No, my Addict Pathani, your Pashto is even better." Arzam Shah said to her in the accent in which Hunza Khan had spoken Urdu. Pathans' Urdu language is a bit different. Hearing "My Addict Pathani" from Arzam Shah's mouth, Hunza Khan's heartbeat started racing at 200 speed and shivers ran through her body. Just then Aryan Khanzada came inside and started the car and drove forward. Arzam Shah was enjoying seeing Hunza Khanzada's condition. When your beloved is in front of you, you cannot keep looking into his eyes continuously, and especially when he is also looking at you. And when he is away from you, you keep yearning for a glimpse of the beloved, just one glimpse from somewhere. And when he is just a little distance away from you, this much, about 2 steps away, shivers run through your body and your heartbeat increases so much that it feels like your heart will come out. I read somewhere and believe me that's my ever favorite lines. Science says that a person's heart beats 72 times in a minute, but his coming near me shatters science to pieces. Here I would like to add a couplet:
"Waiting for the beloved is also a perfect pleasure, eyes on the book and thoughts on the beloved."
