Spring with friends

Wafiq had gone shopping with his friend Faris today. As the weather was changing, Wafiq decided to go to the bazaar today. They would sometimes go to one shop and sometimes to another.

Wafiq had gone shopping with his friend Faris today. As the weather was changing, Wafiq decided to go to the bazaar today. They would sometimes go to one shop and sometimes to another.

After shopping, they both went to the coffee shop. From there they drank cold coffee and talked a lot. Today they spend the whole day in the bazaar

The two grew up together from childhood. Their friendship was also very deep. If something happened to one of them, the other would have to take his own life.

Wafiq's parents supported him in everything from the beginning, as a result of which Wafiq became a brave boy. Wafiq's father, Zulqarnain, was an army officer, while his mother, Barira, was a lecturer in a government college.

Persia was a little weak-hearted and belonged to the middle class. He would often get sick and get scared quickly. Her father Saadat worked in a factory and her mother took care of the house. There was also a younger sister of Persia, Arfa. She was much younger than Persia and Persia loved her very much. Whatever money Persia received, it would buy something for Arfa.

Persia was studying in her room. When there was a knock on the door, Arfa opened the door. Wafiq was standing outside. Arfa happily went to Persia and informed her.

Whenever he came home he would bring fruit or sometimes chocolates for Arfa. Wafiq had no siblings, so he considered Arfa as his sister.

Come on man ... come in!

How are you Persia

I'm fine! Of course, tell me, how are you?

I was as lively as ever ... they both laughed.

Do you have these books here in Persia?

Forgotten Persian ... Why are you so educated?

One is the ego of these toppers! He sniffed and said, "Brother, what difference will it make if one or two numbers come down?"

But no ... you need full marks ... he shrugged.

Persia always listened to Wafiq's lecture and laughed.

Aila, Persia's mother, enters the room.

Will you eat something, son, or will you just keep laughing?

Aunty was very hungry, that's why I came here, otherwise, I would not have come to this reader at all ... He laughed and satirized.

The two had lunch together this afternoon.

By the way, my friend Wafiq, the fun that is in eating together, is not in sitting alone in any part of the world!

You do things well, by the way, Persia ... he said in a teasing manner.

See you tomorrow morning again! Saying this, Wafiq went home.

Wafiq and Persia lived in the same area. Both used to go to college on Wafiq's bike.

This morning when Wafiq came to Persia to cook, he found out that Saadat Sahib had taken him to the hospital today. At night he was having difficulty breathing and had a mild fever.

Wafiq knew that he would have taken Persia to the Government Hospital. He turned his bike towards the hospital instead of going to college.

Arriving there, he put Faris and Saadat Uncle on a bike and took them to a private hospital. They forbade him a lot, but he had to go with him because of his plight. From there they took medicine and returned home.

Wafiq was now scolding Persia because all this happened. After all, you stayed up all night reading. You don't even have to stop me to take care of you.

But no ... you have to do your own thing!

OK, keep doing what you want ... I'm leaving and I won't talk to you anymore.

Persia did not stop him because he knew that every half an hour Wafiq would come and take notice of him ... so he remained silent.

As soon as he took the medicine, sleep came to Persia. He slept for a while.

When Wafiq arrived half an hour later, his anger had subsided.

How is your mood now, Mr. Wafiq Sahib ... Persia asked sarcastically.

Instead of answering, Wafiq stared at Persia.

Dude, I often see people who have a deep friendship, break up ... one of them goes away and the other who stays behind ... is obviously alive. Comes but dies from within.

Persia doesn't do that!

You have a slight fever and where did you end up ... listen to me ... if we calf, we will calf together. If something happens to one, the other will die at the same time.

God forbid you to have anything!

Then, sir, the same dialogue from me to you ... they both laughed.

Let me go now ... you rest ... and yes ... don't sit down again with books now.

What an order, my lord!

A few days later, they both continued on their routes.

One day in college, Wafiq grabbed Persia's hand and he had a high fever.

Persia, you have a high fever ... didn't you feel it yourself?

But I didn't tell Dad ... he would get upset for no reason.

And you are telling me all this now? You haven't even told your aunt?

No, no one in the house knows.

Today we will go straight to the hospital from college. First, we will test all of you and then we will take medicine. Without such tests, the whole problem cannot be detected.

No, I agree ... I'm fine ... I'll just take two.

You shut up and let me do whatever I have to do.

From college, they both reached the hospital. On their way out of college, Wafiq called his mother Barira and asked for money in his debit card.

They reached the hospital by two in the afternoon. When Wafiq asked the receptionist about the doctor's working hours, he found out that the doctor comes at 9 in the morning and at 5 in the evening, so the doctor is still an hour away. But the fever in Persia was growing.

Wafiq brought juice and biscuits from a shop outside Persia so that his courage would be maintained. He wondered how Persia was sitting with such a fever because he was very afraid of getting even a little sick.

When the doctor came at four o'clock, Wafiq had him checked up.

He spent the whole day in the hospital. The report of those who were tested was to be received at 8 o'clock in the morning.

When the next morning came, there was a difference in the fever of Persia. He cooked Persia and took her to the hospital.

The Persian family did not know this yet.

When the report came, it was found out that Persia has blood cancer. And the disease has been going on for the last several months.

When Wafiq found out about this, his hair stood on end ...

How will he tell all this to Persia?

How will she tell her parents?

What will he do?

I will do everything to save Persia ... I will not back down even if I have to give my life.

He did not tell Persia anything and left home with the medicine.

He did not come to her all day that day, nor did he go home. He rode his bike all day on the road ... a lot of questions were on his mind.

What should he do and who should he tell?

When he returned home in the evening, his eyes were swollen with tears. When his mother Brera asked, he burst out ... told her the whole thing.

They persuaded him to work hard and encourage Persia, otherwise, he would die before he died.

God forbid that anything should happen to him ... why are you saying that ...

Wafiq was just giving an example ... don't worry ... he will be fine ... you eat now and go to sleep.

The next morning he went to her house at 9 o'clock. Faris's mother said that he was still sleeping today. Wafiq's heart was pounding. He immediately ran to the room.

Persia has not risen yet? ... He made three or four voices.

When he shook her closely, it was found that he was not asleep, but was unconscious.

He ran outside, arranged for an ambulance, and was taken to hospital.

On the way, he told Persia's parents that Persia had blood cancer.

He was admitted to the emergency ward of the hospital. The doctor came out and asked Wafiq to arrange the blood immediately.

Wafiq's blood type was O negative so he gave a bottle of his own blood.

Persia woke up at night. He was feeling a little better now.

He knew in that look that he had a serious illness.

Arfa was sitting next to him.

Do you know what my name means?

Arfa shook his head in denial.

Your name means high, touching heights!

You will be very successful one day when ... you see ... you will touch the heights of the sky.

At that time Wafiq came inside the ward.

Wafiq, look, I told you that one of those who have a deep friendship leaves.

Persia I also said something after your talk ... remember that too.

As the days passed, the condition of Persia deteriorated ...

Wafiq had donated three bottles of blood so far because if Persia needed blood, something would have been arranged from the outside, but Wafiq would not back down when an emergency was needed.

Because of being given so much blood, Wafiq also started to feel very tired now ... sometimes he would get something, and sometimes he would get a fever which would not even mention being mild. Even today, Wafiq was running a fever ... When he came to visit Persia, he had his doctor's check-up.

Tests etc. revealed that donating blood has reduced white blood cells and red blood cells and the liver is not able to make blood.

As the week went on, Wafiq's condition also became critical.

If emergency blood was needed, it was not arranged anywhere because his blood type was N or B.

Here Persia was fighting for its life and here Wafiq.

They were both being treated at the same hospital.

Persia was also told that Wafiq is ill ... so he does not come to visit.

Today, Wafiq wants to go to Persia and tell him that he has won the right of friendship.

With the doctor's permission, Wafiq was shifted to the Persian Ward.

Persia was watching Wafiq from her bed. Now the two of them were lying on their beds looking at the sky.

Wafiq started reciting a ghazal.

I paid for the friendship

I saved myself from the grief of Hajar

If we want to leave, we will leave together

I made this promise to you, I fulfilled it

Will be left alone, one partner

I saved him from this painful pain

I paid for the friendship

I paid for the friendship

Both of them died while humming this ghazal.

Today, Arfa lost his two brothers.