Not a blink of judgement, not a flicker of pity – just that quiet, grounding presence she always carried like second nature. — Jannat Shakeel, Lenses & Letters - Book About Friendship for Adults Copy Share WhatsApp
by Jannat Shakeel
Contemporary Fiction · 100 pages
“Maybe because… I do not know, the place I called my home was always the one I kept trying to run away from.”
“In that moment, with my arms around her and my heart barely keeping it together, I found myself wishing – desperately wishing– that this was something simpler.”
“As if that name was not already echoing in my head every damn second – louder in silence, sharper in noise.”
A teenager writer, finding solace and comfort in a world of words.
“Nevertheless, Hasan reached out cautiously towards the bell, which was surrounded by a maze of possibly unearthed wires.”
“When you left again,I needed a companion;So, I bought myself a pen.”
“Nevertheless, his brother seemed to have the ability to always persuade him to accompany him on his adventures.”
“Sania took a deep breath and finally found the courage to talk to Aisha.”
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