Blue was an old sparrow who loved colors. Every morning she would hop along the riverbank, tilting her tiny to watch the way sunlight painted gold over the flowing water. She loved the shimmer, the reflections, the dancing leaves that drifted like little boats. Yet, despite her love for beauty, Blue was afraid of the river. She had never dared to fly over it. The wide stretch of water looked like an endless mirror that could swallow her if her wings faltered even once. Over the years, fear became a habit, and habit slowly shaped itself into belief. Blue ...Read More

There was a man named Arman who always believed he knew exactly what he wanted in life. He was had a stable job, and people in his town respected him. But Arman had one habit that slowly ruined his happiness — he always searched for perfection.When Arman turned thirty, his family arranged his first marriage with a girl named Hira. Hira was confident, educated, and had modern thoughts. She liked to share her opinions, dress neatly, and talk about her dreams. At first, Arman admired her intelligence. But after marriage, small things started bothering him. Hira wanted to continue ...Read More

In a small town lived two poor parents whose world revolved around their children. They had little money but hearts. The father worked long hours at a workshop, and the mother stitched clothes late into the night just to earn a few extra coins. They had three children — the eldest son, Sameer, a younger daughter, Aisha, and the youngest son, Bilal. Among them, Sameer was their biggest hope. They believed he would grow up, earn well, and bring ease to the family.From the beginning, the parents spent everything they had on Sameer’s education. They skipped meals so he ...Read More

There once lived a girl named Saba who spent her early childhood in a peaceful village. Life there was and happiness was found in small things. When Saba turned ten, her family shifted to the city for better opportunities. She was the only daughter of her middle-class parents, and they loved her deeply. They gave her everything they could — a good school, a safe environment, and all the facilities within their limited means.Saba was not very intelligent in studies. She tried hard but could never achieve high grades. Her report cards always showed average marks. Teachers often told ...Read More