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Bhaiya came to pick me up from the station. A warm hug after so long from my imbecile bodyguard brother made my tedious journey worthful. His blue faded jeans slogging down. The unironed shirt folded upto sleeves and his sandles bedecked by dust. His eyes weary and his hair disheaveled. His pallid body couldn't even lure a fly, i bet. My brain shifted to the thought of Ayan, how a perfect masterpeice he is. Though he always wore casuals still he looked peerless. Sajid bhaiya and Ayan, both being contrary to each other but the same time most endearing to me. It was pleasing to see Bhaiya because it made me remind that i was now home. A place where i dont have to be phony. His face lit up when i smiled at him. I hugged him tightly and shifting down my hand to his pocket took out the cigarett box and wallet stealthly.

"Farha, trust me i don't smoke often. Please don't tell Dad about it. I beg you." He entreated me. I felt like goddess granting wish to my devoted slave. I didn't let the opportunity slid. I tossed the box on the tracks. My brother grimaced as if I dropped a new born baby.

"If you dont stop smoking from today, i will start smoking from tomorrow." I said obdurately. This was the best i could do to let him chuck out his smoking habit.

"Girls shouldn't smoke." He stated. I was startled by his abrupt diction. Apart from health hazard i don't see any annihilation it can cause to girls.

"I dont see that rule written on the packet instead it says that tobacco kills, whether its a boy or a girl." I scoffed showing petulance to his gender discrimation statement. I emptied his wallet and pocketed the money inside my purse and flung his wallet back to him."And this is for keeping you safe from dad." I felt delighted at my victory. Happy with my homecoming gift, I winked to tease him further.

"Why do you get vacation! Your college should keep you chained forever. Let them take some more fees for this favour." He sneered and pulled the luggage angry.

I hit him with my purse lightly on shoulder, he ignored. He sometimes treated me as if i am still a toddler. A perk of being younger. We walked outside the station and drove me to house.
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*Sajid Bhai is a villain to Farha's story? What do you think readers?*
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