It probably had something to do with the London air, she decided.
Or maybe with the fact that he loved weird flavoured tea and she detested tea altogether. It also had everything to do with the awful plants in his room, the smell of paint and pot in the kitchen, the little space in his apartment and the warm, soothing, feeling of home always present around him. It was the way her fingertips trembled with serenity whenever he was around her and the way his green eyes shined whenever he smiled- and he smiled all the time.
It was for the way "I love you" poured so softly out of his mouth and the way his chest trembled whenever he laughed.
It was because standing next to him, she often grew tired of being alone.
Yeah, it definitely had something to do with the London air.
Peer-e-Kamil (English: The Perfect Mentor) is a story focusing on a deviational sect which violates the finality of our Prophet (P.B.U.H) meanwhile,
narrating a heart wrenching journey of two unhappy souls; Salaar Sikandar, a genius with an outstanding I.Q who has complicated queries about life
and
Imama Hashim, an ordinary girl with a stable family. Both are poles apart in terms of spiritual awakening.
Destiny maneuvers their lives to cross each other's paths, until Salaar falls in love with Imama after facing a horrifying experience that totally changes the course of his life.
This is the Roman Urdu version of the original book. IT'S NOT MY BOOK. The real writer is Umera Ahmed.
I'm just helping those who don't know how to read urdu but want to read in urdu.