As he sat in the dark room holding a bottle of wine and a picture, sometimes looking at the picture and other times drinking this forbidden drink inside himself, trying to reduce his sufferings, that person held a bottle of wine in one hand and a picture in the other.
When he wanted to end his tortures in a forbidden manner, he was unaware that the tortures could only be reduced by one person.
He also remembered some people who he hates because of them he was at this point in life today. He knew that these things were all temporary things that made the servant forget his Lord and his people. Looking at the picture, he remembered all his people from whom he was far away.
His eyes started to fill with flames when he remembered all of them. If he had been in the bus, he would have treated them like death would have sought refuge, but he had to wait. He did not want to die this way.
As soon as he tells them, he will kill all of them instantly, and they will all die instantly, then it will be fun, then he will be relieved.
The reason for waiting was that he would be relieved to kill his enemies at once. He enjoyed it when his victims ran for their lives and used to make fun of them.
On the other hand, in the darkness of that night, there was a being who was remembering his Allah, asking his Lord for his love, which he rarely received in these 17 years, but he believed in his Allah, who gave him created. He believed one day he would find a love that would cure his childhood deprivation.
Shah Valli of Muzaffargarh, who was exiled by the resident and chief Farooq Alamgir Shah, had three children, the eldest son, Sultan Shah, who had three children. Ali Sultan Shah, a vagabond and highly distinguished son, had three children. With friends over alcohol and khota, he watched Mujra every day. He had two daughters, Sanam and Sadaf, both of whom were beautiful, ugly at heart, stubborn, and kept everyone on edge.
