When We Found Us - Sidnaaz

Two souls, as different as night and day, yet both carried by the winds of fate toward the same horizon.

Shehnaz Kaur was a girl who found her solace in the pages of books, in the flutter of bird wings against the backdrop of a rising sun, and in the endless constellations that stretched across the night sky. Her heart was always somewhere between the earth and the stars, floating in the quiet spaces that most people overlooked. To her, the universe was a story written in the clouds, the rhythm of life told through the whispers of nature. She adored the simplicity of the world above-its vastness, its beauty, its infinite possibilities.

Sidharth, on the other hand, had lived a life shaped by structure and grounded ambition. At 36, he was no stranger to the weight of responsibility. He was a man who understood the intricacies of design, of form and function. But beneath his pragmatic exterior, Sidharth had always been drawn to the sky-to the shifting clouds, the shade of dusk that softened the harsh lines of the day, the quiet pull of the moon, and the scattered stars that filled the night with silent wonder. The sky, with all its unpredictability, spoke to a part of him that longed for freedom, for something beyond the life he had so carefully built.

They were two souls, shaped by different worlds shehnaz who looked to the stars with a heart full of dreams, and Sidharth, who watched the sky with a mind full of questions. She lived in the delicate dance of light and flight, and he in the stillness of the moon and the shifting clouds. One found meaning in the infinite, while the other sought order in the chaos.