Murtasim had believed life had been unfair when he had his passion for photography snatched away from him for responsibilities he never wanted. But he accepted it. Fate, he called it. He had thought that was the most pain he'd ever feel and that that was as cruel as fate could be. But boy was he wrong. For fate had decided it would be cruel to him once again. A Tere Bin AU short story continued from episode 54-Meerab's labour

AU- An old school infatuation is what occurs when Meerab and Murtasim coincidentally share the same night train from Islamabad to Karachi. Just a couple sentences and caring guestures are enough to change their route forever. Any mature scene will have a warning given. Inspired by Zara Shah Jahan's ad with Wahaj. Set in year 2000, just because of the romantic train depicted.

Qubool hai. Meerab Malik was born fiery and defiant, a sole daughter who carried all her baba's ruling genes but none of his power. Murtasim Khan, ruling the neighbouring lands, was a reckoning force. Tying their names might have been an act to bridge the families, but it invited more friction than peace.

This is how I wanted the story to go forward from the episode 46. Obviously MR is out of the picture. So, I have written the confrontation, the consummation and the aftermath of how it should all have happened according to me. I think it was about time Meerab took charge and take a hold of the situation in the relationship actively and I needed a moment of breaking point for Murtasim's character without sullying him or making him beg infront of Meerab. The last 5 min of the last episode also gave me an ick, Meerab still did not confess her love and just let him kneel infront of her and heard him say how he would be as she wanted. That was not love, that to me was complete annihilation of both their characters, and Meeerab who prized herself in her identity should not let the man she loves be ready to lose and sacrifice his. So I am trying to fix these plotholes and tie the loose ends and still keep their characters intact.

Reimagining Tere Bin Episodes...