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Written by Farwa Khalid The night was dark and silence covered the city like a thick blanket. It was the kind of darkness that hides secrets and swallows tears. Humans are strange creatures because they claim to love the soul but they only have eyes for the skin. We live in a society where beauty is a currency and ugliness is a sin. This story is not just a tale of a man but a mirror to our collective hypocrisy. It is a journey of a pure heart traveling through a jagged world. The protagonist of our story was born into a poor family where dreams were a luxury they could not afford. His parents named him with great hope and called him a fairy face. The irony of his life started the moment he was named because his appearance was far from what the world considers beautiful. He was dark and his features were rough and his skin bore the harsh marks of destiny. Yet inside this rough exterior lived a poet and a lover and a philosopher. This character is none other than the sensitive and soulful Parizaad. He grew up listening to the taunts of the neighborhood children. They mocked his color and laughed at his name. Every laugh was a needle that pierced his soft heart. He learned very early that the world is a cruel place for those who do not fit into the mold of perfection. He found solace in books and poetry. Words became his best friends because words do not judge. Words do not care about the color of your skin or the money in your pocket. He would sit on the roof of his small house and look at the moon. He wondered why the moon was loved despite its craters while he was hated for his flaws. His college days were a mixture of academic brilliance and social isolation. He was the topper in his class but the last one anyone wanted to befriend. There was a girl in his neighborhood whom he admired from afar. Her name was Naheed. She was the definition of conventional beauty. He wrote poems for her but never had the courage to show them. He knew that a beast does not woo a beauty in the real world. That only happens in fairy tales and his life was a tragedy in the making. The turning point in his life came when he realized that money might be the answer to his problems. He thought that if he could not be beautiful then perhaps he could be powerful. The pursuit of wealth took him on a treacherous path. He left his home and his innocence behind. He met people from all walks of life. He met gangsters and business tycoons and artists. Each person taught him a new lesson about human nature. He saw that the rich were just as miserable as the poor but they hid their misery behind expensive cars and designer clothes. He worked for a wealthy businessman named Behroze. Behroze was a man of principles but his business was illegal. Through Behroze he saw the dark underbelly of the elite society. He saw how relationships were bought and sold. He witnessed betrayal and loyalty dancing together in a macabre waltz. During this time his heart underwent a transformation. The soft poet began to harden. He built walls around his emotions to protect himself from further pain. He realized that Parizaad was destined to be alone no matter how many people surrounded him. Fate played its game and through a series of dramatic events he inherited an immense fortune. The poor boy from the narrow streets was now one of the richest men in the country. He had a mansion that looked like a palace. He had servants who bowed before him. He had cars that cost more than his entire neighborhood back home. But the mirror still showed him the same face. The money changed his surroundings but it could not change his reflection. People who once mocked him now lined up to shake his hand. They praised his intelligence and his personality. He saw through their fake smiles. He knew they were bowing to his bank account and not to him. This realization was more painful than the poverty he had escaped. He felt a deep void in his chest that no amount of gold could fill. He tried to find love again. He met a radio host named Annie. Annie was blind. She could not see his face. She fell in love with his voice and his thoughts. For the first time in his life he felt seen. It was a beautiful paradox that the only person who truly saw him was the one who could not see at all. This brings us to the emotional climax of the story. He stood at the crossroads of his destiny. He had everything a man could desire yet he had nothing. He wanted to be loved for who he
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