While closely assisting Mr Suleiman Wahdati he falls hopelessly in love with his wife, Nila. There he found employment as cook and driver at the Wahdati household. Meanwhile, their brother Nabi left the small village for the city of Kabul. Sensing the burden on her sister, Masoona insists on being left alone in the desert and gives Parwana her blessing if she wishes to marry their childhood love. Years later, she is the one taking care of Masoona while Saboor is a widower with two young children. In an act of cruelty, Parwana pushed her sister off the branch causing her to paralyse. One day, as they were standing on the branch of a tree Masoona confessed her hope of marrying Saboor thus triggering her twin’s jealousy. Her twin sister, Masoona, was so beautiful and amiable that she eclipsed her in all aspects of their lives, including their relationship with Saboor, the young man they both fell in love with. The narrative jumps to the story of Parwana’s youth. Naila Wahdati takes great interest in them and in the end it is revealed that Pari was to be adopted by her and her husband thus separating her from her brother. Once they arrived in Kabul, they are introduced to the Wahdati family, the wealthy employers of their step uncle, Nabi. However, so was the bond between the two siblings that Abdullah insisted on tagging along on the journey through the desert, towards the capital city.
Their father found a job in Kabul and decided to take the girl with him while leaving his son to take care of Parwana, their step mother, and Iqbal, their half-brother. As a last act of kindness, the Div erased Baba’s memory so that he could endure the parting.Ībdullah and his sister Pari go to sleep listening to this story and knowing that the next day they will have to say goodbye as well. Knowing that this would mean taking him away from a good life, the father decided to leave without him. The evil spirit was so impressed with Baba Ayub that he offered to return the boy. To his dismay, Quais was still alive, having forgotten his family and living in a place of plenty. However, the love between the two was so strong that the old man decided to pursue the Div and avenge his boy.
The one drawn was Quais, Baba’s favourite son, and so with a hard heart his father sacrificed him.
Although Baba Ayub and his wife knew they had to obey, this was a devastating task for a parent and as such their only solution was to pick a name at random. The book starts with a tale of an evil Div that demanded Baba Ayub’s family to give up one of their children in order to save the other four. Written by people who wish to remain anonymous We are thankful for their contributions and encourage you to make your own. These notes were contributed by members of the GradeSaver community.
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