(The story starts from the beginning like when the girls are born. If you feel weird get lost.)
Zuha: " Daad khuda k liye meri muhabbat ko naa paak aur haraam na karein. "Zuha's voice quivered as she pleaded.
Sherdaad: "Zuha, I've had enough of th...
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" Abhi naa jaao chord kar, k dil abhi bhara nahi. " Zeya Maroof Umar (19)
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Zuha Maroof Umar(19) "Koi us shakhs sa duniya mai kaha hota hai? dil ne jise hazaaron mai chuna hota hai."
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Shahmeer Afzal Aafaq(30) " Meri nazar se na ho door ek pal k liye bhi, tera wajood hai laazim meri ghazal k liye. "
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SherdaadKhafeefUsmaan (30) "Kon hai jisme kami nahi hoti, Aasmaan k paas b toh zameen nahi hoti. " 𓆦
In the heart of Lahore, Pakistan, the Syed family resided in a captivating house, not too old but brimming with character, standing proud for a few decades. This spacious dwelling could easily host three families, and the living room, adorned with elegance, stole the show in this grand abode.
Guiding the Syed family were the esteemed figures of Grandpa Syed Gulam Din and Grandma Begum Zubaria. Grandpa's successful medicine factory had woven financial comfort into the family's tapestry. With three sons in their embrace, this couple anchored the family with wisdom and warmth.
The narrative unfolded with the eldest son, Afaq, who entered matrimony with Shifa, a choice made by his parents. This fortunate decision bore sweet fruit as Shifa proved to be a paragon of simplicity and obedience. Together, they welcomed a son into the world, christened Sherdaad.
The second son, Usman, embarked on marital bliss with his cousin Binish, and their union was a harmonious melody of happiness. In the midst of familial joy, they welcomed their son, Shahmeer, into their embrace.
In a departure from tradition, the youngest son, Umar, found love within the walls of his college, choosing Mahnoor as his life companion. The anticipation of new life swirled as Mahnoor carried their unborn child, adding a touch of excitement to the evolving Syed family tale.
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As Mahnoor seamlessly blended into the Syed family, her presence was welcomed with open hearts and genuine happiness. Now, at eight months pregnant, the entire Syed household revolved around her. Every family member, especially Shahmeer and Sherdaad, the spirited 10-year-olds soon to turn 11, embraced Mahnoor's growing belly with unbridled excitement.
These two youngsters had fallen head over heels in love with the notion of a new addition to the family. Shahmeer and Sherdaad, fueled by the prospect of a little princess, trailed Mahnoor like her dedicated shadow. Their enthusiasm knew no bounds as they hovered around her, ensuring she never lifted a finger, eagerly anticipating the arrival of the princess in Mahnoor's tummy.
The source of this contagious excitement stemmed from Usman, Shahmeer's father, who had shared the news that a little princess was on the way. The boys, caught in the whirlwind of anticipation, couldn't contain their enthusiasm. Their infectious energy even sparked a twinge of worry in their parents. What if Mahnoor gave birth to a son? The parents pondered this with a mix of amusement and trepidation, secretly hoping the much-awaited princess would make her grand entrance into the Syed family.
