What matters is the impact it had on me, a child who learned that silence was safer than speech. — Azeez Ahmad Zai, Somewhere in between Copy Share WhatsApp
by Azeez Ahmad Zai
Biography · 159 pages
“Tears came immediately, not because I had been anxiously waiting, but because I felt I had come closer to fulfilling my father’s dream.”
“To my children, who continue to teach me new lessons about love, hope, and perspective, thank you for giving my memories a future.”
“Only later did I understand the helplessness of loving someone unreachable in a place the world is reporting as a disaster.”
Azeez Ahmad Zai is a member of the Pakistan Audit and Accounts Service, which is part of the Civil Service of Pakistan. Over the course of his career, he has served in a variety of financial manage…
“Aggressive behavior, mood swings, fighting over petty things for no reason, frustration are all the symptoms that a victim experiences.”
“My breath slowly became stable, and all of a sudden, the power was out; darkness flooded the room.”
“Is it okay to miss someone who never looked at you like you were theirs?”
“The silence he left behind felt heavier than before, pressing down on the old wooden walls, on my ribs, on the back of my throat.”
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