Uzair Baloch didnât care for much except his family and for his family he could kill and be killed. Y/n and Uzairâs marriage was going smoothly, late nights,lazy mornings and constantly doting on each other.
âUzairrrr, please letâs go shopping today please na.â
Y/n clung to Uzairâs sleeve like a stubborn child. Uzair looked down at her, he knew there was no way he could deny her wishes especially when she looked like she was one tantrum away from stomping her feet like a baby.
âAchha theek hai. Jaao ready ho jaao. But Pehele Kulfi khaane jaenge fir hi shopping hogi.â
Y/n squealed and quickly kissed Uzairâs cheek.
âUff uzair Kyu ho tum itne pyaare. I love you.â
Uzair kissed her forehead and she rushed away to dress up. Fifteen minutes later, they were seated in Uzairâs jeep bickering over Kulfi flavours.
Unfortunately for Uzair Baloch, peace was a rare occurrence in his life. Years of violence had honed his senses to detect danger before it even presented itself. Stepping out of his jeep and walking toward the boutique Y/n had been gushing about, Uzair felt a sense of doom fall over him. He couldnât understand why he felt this way, the streets were clear, Y/n was just a step away, there was no sign of immediate danger but he scanned the street anyway. He had learnt early in life that it was better to be safe than sorry.
His eyes caught movement behind a pan stall, a gun aimed at Y/n, a malicious look on the gunnerâs face. He moved instinctively as the gun was fired. His hand curled around Y/nâs wrist as he pulled her behind him, shielding her with his body. The bullet seared into his left side and crimson bloomed across his green kurta. Y/nâs eyes widened in shock, staring at dark patch while uzair shot at the gunner. Before Uzair could chase after him, Y/n tugged at his sleeve
âUzair please ruk jaao. Mat jaao. Main nhi chahti ko tumhe kuch ho jae.â
Uzair looked at her terrified expression and all thoughts of chasing the man disappeared from his mind.
The adrenaline died down and he doubled over at the searing pain. Y/n immediately caught him,just before he could fall. Her hands trembling as she saw the man she loved bleeding out in her arms. The reached for his phone and dialled Siyahi
âSiyahi bhai Uzaie ko goli lagi hai. Please jaldi aa jaaen. Suhani boutique ke bahar. Please Bahut khoon beh raha hai.â
Her voice came out broken in ways she didnât think it could break. She heard Siyahi scream to gather the boys and the engines turning on.
Uzair was losing consciousness. His head rested in Y/nâs lap, his hand still loosely curled around her wrist, even in his injury her protection was his primary concern. He heard her panicked voice yelling for help. She was alright. Now he could rest. His eyes closed.
âNahi nahi Uzair, jaan ankhein kholo.â
He tried, he really did but everything felt so heavy.
âUzair please. Meri jaan ankhein kholo. Uzair tum mujhe aise chor ke nhi jaa sakte. Please mujhe dekho, bas ek baar apni ankhein kholo.â
Y/nâs kurta was soaked in his blood. Tears finally tumbled down her cheeks as she watched Uzairâs grip on her wrist loosen.
âPlease rukjaao mere paas uzair. Main kabhi fir se shopping ke liye nhi kahungi. Uzair main tumhare bina marr jaungi.â
She rested her forehead against his chest. Her tears dripping down his kurta. Uzair felt her cry. He was confused. Why was his jaan crying? Was she hurt? He needed to check. He needed to see her. He fought against the sleep that was pulling him under. His eyes opened.
âUzair! Allah ka shukr hai. Uzair please ankhein khuli rakhna.â She pressed fervent kisses to his face.
Siyahi pulled in just then. Hamza and Donga helped carry uzair into the carâs backseat. Y/n kept taking to Uzair, telling him silly stories, promises to get him the best biryani and pet stroking his hair. The car raced through the streets of Lyari. The drive to the hospital were the longest five minutes of Y/nâs life. Ulfat and Rehman had been informed and were already present while uzair was wheeled away on a stretcher. Y/n followed the stretcher till the doctors stopped her.
âNahi nahi nahi main usse aise nhi chodungi. Mujhe uske paas rehna hai. Please.â
Her voice was frantic, fresh tears tracking down her cheeks at the thought of being separated from Uzair. Ulfat gently pulled her back.
âBacha doctors ko unka kaam karne do. Uzair bahut ziddi hai, bahut takat hai usme, kuch nhi hoga usse. Aise kabhi nhi chodke jaega hum sabko.â
Y/n broke down in ulfatâs arms as Rehman paced back and forth in the hallway. Ulfat clutched on to Y/n as her own eyes teared up. Uzair was her first child, she had raised him and could never bear to see him hurt. Rehmanâs hands shook at the possibility of losing his brother. Silence settled over all three of them. Y/n sat between Rehman and Ulfat. Her hands clenched around Ulfatâs salwar as Rehman gently patted her head. The couple had been like her parents since Uzair and her had gotten together. An hour passed before the doctors arrived from the operating room.
âZakhm gehra tha. Agli surgery ke baad hi samajh aegaâŠ. Aapka Lyari par ehsan hai toh main apse sach kehta hu, zyada umeed na badhaen, hum poori koshish kar rahe hai.â
The statement shocked everyone into silence. Memories of Uzair taking her for drives at midnight, them sneaking away from Rehmanâs business parties to drive up to Clifton, nights they had stayed up on the roof counting stars and exchanging stories raced through Y/nâs mind. Uzairâs eyes, his smirk, his shoulders that she would hide behind, his hand that caressed her hair every night, she could lose everything. Rehmanâs face was drained of emotion. His brother, his first child, how could he even imagine a world without him.
Time seemed to move like a snail. An hour that would have whizzed by them laughing and teasing one another, mimicking Rehmanâs antics, now seemed to weigh on their every breath.
The doctor emerged through the doors, everyone collectively stopped breathing. The doctorâs expression remained unreadable.
âHeâs out of danger. Heâs strong willed. But he will need time to heal.â
A collective sound of relief and gratitude filled the hallway. Ulfatâs eyes glistened with unshed tears
âKaha tha na maine, strong hai mera bacha, kabhi Aise chodke nhi jaega.â
Y/n hugged Ulfat as Rehman thanked the doctor.
Rehman had Uzair shifted back to the Haveli. Y/n sat by him all day and all night, adjusting his pillows and his blankets, waiting for him to gain consciousness.
On the second night, Uzair slowly opened his eyes. He couldnât recollect much, he recognised the ceiling of his room and that someone was stroking his hair but beyond that Uzairâs brain had a singular thought
Y/n. Was she ok? Did she get hurt?
Y/n noticed as his eyes opened. Relief flooded through her veins and she pressed kisses all over his face, settling into his uninjured side as she hugged him.
âOh Uzair, mujhe laga main tumhe kho dungi. Aaj ke baad kabhi shopping ki zidd nhi karungi. Please bas mujhe kabhi chodkar mat jana.â
Uzair gently rubbed her back. He knew how worried she must have been.
âJaana, main theek hun, kahi nhi jaa raha. Aur tumhare shopping bags uthana toh mera favourite work out hai. Chalo Rona band karo ab.â
He kissed her forehead as Rehman and ulfat entered the room. Rehman reached him first
âFir se zyada hero banne chala na toh main khud tujhe goli mardunga gadhe. Chhuti chahie thi toh mang leta, sabko darane ki kya zarurat thi?â He ruffled Uzairâs hair and made space for Ulfat who had gone into mother hen mode. Her eyes were welled up again and she placed her hands on his face,
âMera bahadur bacha. Main janti thi ki tu kabhi aise hum sab ko chodke nhi jaega. Mera bahadur bhondu bacha.â
And thatâs how they stayed for the whole night. Y/n tucked into Uzairâs side, ulfat sitting near the headboard as Rehman occupied the foot of the bed. They stayed sharing stories, making fun of each other and planning weekend getaways and finally there was peace in the Haveli. Uzair knew that heâd fight the devil himself to return to his family. After all he still needed to take his wife shopping.
Guys I rewatched D2 today and damn it if I need some Hamza Ali mazari comfort, my baby boy looked so torn up and heartbroken throughout the second half that I just wanted to wrap him in my arms and caress him.
Girliesss pleaseee write something pleaseee im begging youđđ»đđ»đđ»đđ»
Pentel, linc nd like @lordsabove all ball ( but it has to be just enough dark heh )
Yep nd who doesn't love mangoes bro
Vaselineeee nd a tinted lip balm from any company
Ok so imma be weird but I loveeee sunny days and the sun in general even in the indian weather and not a fan of rain much
Good grades ( I desperately need em )
Ohk so Disney + hotstar cause this has all my interests
Coffee all the way thru
Mechanical pencil cause I love writing with pencil but hate sharpening it every two seconds
Yayyyy all the way through I appreciated all the gifts and cards that I hv ever gotten <3
Tagging ppl - @lukathelastyear , @page78 , @agrimanath , @yosoylaprincesa08 , @rtstudyblog , @illegibleramblings , @aplricotly , @pastelroll and open tags as well ( pls inform if u don't wanna be tagged in the future as I don't wanna bother u )
there's one goat of a pen - pentonic clear. that's it.
um....nay. i dont like mangoes. (ik they are going to seize my adhaar card now)
boroline and boroplus
rainnnyyyyyy days
honestly both in balance. i've always been the kid that participates in all co-curricular activities but maintains decent grades. i like a lil of both.
honestly? pirate, but if i have to then netflix.
COFFFEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
regular pencils in whimsical prints (im currently using a frozen one and a mickey one)
YAAAAAYYYYYYYY!!! I LOVE MAKING THEM I LOVE RECEIVING THEM. THEY ARE THE SWEETEST THINGGGGG
there's absolutely no pressure, you're free to ignore - @yosoylaprincesa08 @aamtreeanalogy @ramblingsfromthytruly @apricotly @nimbudanimbudanimbuda @notamalemanipulator
Thank youuu @iamadelusionalwriter for tagging me. Chumisss to you
1. Spiral ones I love them and theyâre so easy to write in
2. Uniball and pentonic
3. Absolutely love mangoes
4. Laniege berry and Nivea cherry
5. Rainy days always, I love rain and never give up a chance to get drenched in it
6. Good grades but also overall participation in stuff ig? Iâve been complimented for being an all rounder all my life not to flex lol
7. Netflix any day, it was the first streaming platform I used and remains my favourite
8. Coffee 24/7 I live off of it. Genuinely I get withdrawal symptoms if I go without it for long
9. Mechanical pencils always. I hate sharpening pencils since I was a baby. Iâve been using mechanical ones all my life and at one point my class called me the queen of pencils just cuz I had so much variety, damn this turned into story time lol
10. I love birthday cards but not the market bought ones, the handwritten/handmade ones have my heart. Also Iâm a sucker for paragraphs and handmade stuff always
Tagging my babies:
@roohafterdark @ishq-e-rehman @mainyahaankyunhoon (yâall donât kill if I forgot someone
chalo ye btao what made you join the dhurandhar fandom and why was it akshaye, danish and ranveer
Oooh so ok Iâll be honest, Iâve been lurking on Tumblr for a while just not desiblr. Bollywood movies rarely ever drive me crazy in the recent years, I barely even watch them tbh. And then came Dhurandhar and I couldnât take my eyes off the screen, everything was just perfect. All of the actors were brilliant. Personally I went mad over Ranveer cuz Iâve been his fan for a long time. Then I wanted to read more about these characters so I ended up on tumblr where I saw how lovely everyone was and I just couldnât resist being a part of the fam
Which doomed fictional couple is your favouritr)/your heart breaks when you think of them and you could write paragraphs about them? Doesn't need to be a couple, maybe even a character đ I'm here to listen
In Hindi cinema I would say Ram Leela cuz I absolutely love that movie and I love them and the scene where he cuts off his ring finger to match Leela just makes me cry. And the end when they decide to die together if they canât live together just ouch
In Hollywood itâs âme before youâ idk if you guys have watched it but Clark and Will have my whole heart. They are so so doomedđ
So Iâm bored beyond measure although karne ke liye bahut se kaam pade hai so letâs do something fun. Adding to that I havenât really interacted much with all of you guys cuz your girlie gets social anxiety lol. SoâŠ..
Ek Q&A session where you can ask me about myself or tell me about you or talk about Dhurandhar or really anything at all? Send all your asks to my inbox đ«¶đ»
Summary- When pregnancy craving kick in at midnight, Uzair becomes your personal Swiggy.
A/n- requested by the cutie@ishq-e-rehman I hope I did justice to your request.
Around 1:30 am, Uzair noticed that his wife was still wide awake and tossing and turning. Y/n had tried to be still and not wake her husband because he had been exhausted from work. But pregnancy hormones are not concerned with being practical. All Y/n could think of was eating sweet, doughy gulab jaamuns, the ones with no dry fruits in the centre. Her lack of sleep worried Uzair who leaned over, his hand snaking over her waist and splaying across her stomach instinctively.
âJaan Kya hua? Dard ho raha hai? Neend nhi aa rahi?â
Y/n turned over and buried her face in his chest as his hold over her tightened, his worry intensifying with her lack of response.
âJaan batao Kya hua? Doctor k paas chalein?â
Uzairâs mind went to the darkest places as she remained silent in his arms. Y/n sensed Uzairâs panic and pulled away just enough to meet his eyes.
âGulab Jaamun khana hai.â
Her voice was childlike, cheeks burning in embarrassment and tears resting on the edge of her waterline as her lower lip trembled. Damn those pregnancy hormones.
Uzair sat fixed in his place for a moment, staring at his distraught wifeâs face before pulling her back into his chest.
âJaan isme rone ki kya baat hai? Main le aata hu. Wahi bina dry fruits wale na?â
âPar Maine tumhe jaga diya. Upar se 1:30 baj raha hai Uzair, Kaha se milega iss wakt Gulaab Jamun.â
Uzair sighed, he knew it would be nearly impossible to get her the dessert at this ungodly hour but as he looked at Y/n, his heart clenched and he knew he had to try.
âHaan Jaan, iss wakt milna toh mushkil hai magar mai koshish to kar hi sakta hun. Main yoo gaya aur yoo aya, tab tak tum aram karo.â
As he moved to leave the bed, he felt Y/n tugging at his sleeve.
âUzairrrrr. Tum Kitne pyaare ho. Par Mujhe akele nhi rehna, main bhi chalti hu na tumhare sath.â
Y/n had changed her expression, lips forming a pout, eyes looking up at Uzair, knowing her husband couldnât deny her.
âAcha Acha Chalo mere sath.â He cupped her face in his large hands and kissed her cheek.
Uzair helped her get in his car. They moved quietly through the house, feeling like teenagers sneaking out. The couple wanted to avoid Ulfatâs reprimanding glare. Ulfat bhabhi had become overprotective over Y/n. After all, she was the one who found out before even Uzair.
The car moved through the streets of Lyari. Soft music playing. Uzair and Y/n giggled about stories from their past, discussing Siyahiâs failing love life and Hamzaâs lost puppy look whenever he was around Rehman. Uzair kept an eye out for open shops, failing to find any.
Half an hour passed, Y/n glanced at the time
âUzair, jaan, I love you. Bahut der ho gyi hai ghar chalte hai, meri bewakoofi mei kab tak aise ghoomte firenge gulab jaamun dhoondne k lie. Already Kitna door aa gye hai.â
Her hold tightened over his hand over the gear box, thumb grazing his scarred, rough hand. His hand left the gear box briefly to squeeze her thigh
âExactly, jab Itni door aa gye hai toh thodi der aur dhoond lete hai. Aur yeh bewakoofi nhi hai, tumhare sath wakt bitane mil raha h Mujhe.â
Uzairâs eyes soon caught the twinkling lights of a small sweet shop. He parked the car, gesturing for Y/n to remain inside while he checked out the place. Once he was satisfied with the hygiene and safety, he returned to get Y/n
They sat with warm gulab jaamuns and intertwined hands. Both their faces were lit up like Christmas trees, enjoying the domesticity of this moment. They joked over Rehmanâs drunk shenanigans and Ulfat handling the entire family as if they were all her children.
Soon Y/n was pulled into his side, no space between their bodies as he fed her Gulaab jamun. They returned to the car, exhaustion of the late night excursion catching up to Y/n, she dozed off, her hand still gripping Uzairâs.
Uzair carried her out of the car, trying to be as quiet as possible. His silence was a failed attempt at escaping Ulfat who glared at Uzair. As she took in the sight of Y/n peacefully sleeping in Uzairâs arms her gaze softened and she gave them both a kiss on their foreheads and left.
Uzair and Y/n fell asleep tangled in the sheets, the sweet taste of gulab jaamun still on their tongue and their minds at peace. Uzair stared at his wifeâs sleeping figure and knew that he would go to any lengths to get her what she wanted be it a gulab jaamun or his own heart carved out. But then again, his heart wasnât really his own anymore, it belonged to Y/n since the day he saw her. This was his whole world.
Summary- when you canât stop procrastinating and hamza takes matters into his own hands.
A/N- for the lovely @roses-and-iron. For everyone who needs to study for an exam, best of luck girlies and no matter what Iâm proud of you. Also I kind of really hate what Iâve written so just bear with me. First Hamza fic yâall(mera pehela pati) <3
The bed was covered with textbooks and random sheets scribbled with notes strewn about haphazardly, covering every inch of the bedsheet. Between them sat Y/n, holding an open textbook in her hand which she could barely focus on. This exam made up half her grade and she couldnât afford to mess it up. Her knee kept bouncing in an uneven pattern as she read the printed words which seemed to be going right over her head. Her eyes flicked back to her phone every five minutes, the screen tempting her to scroll through reels for just another minute.
Hamza entered the room, taking in the scene, he walked over to Y/n and pulled her into his lap. He placed his hand on her bouncing knee,his thumb rubbing in a circular motion, finally causing her knee to still its movements. She leaned back into Hamzaâs warm chest, a deep sigh escaping her lips. Hamza took the textbook in his hand and held it open in front of her, urging her to continue. The last thing he wanted to do was distract her. He left the room but kept an eye on her.
Hamza soon noticed a pattern, she would keep her eyes trained for a few minutes before they would drift to her phone. Every 10 minutes she would end up scrolling on her phone mindlessly. He knew she would lose her mind later if she didnât study now. He knew she would skip sleeping and eating just to finish her syllabus. Hamza wasnât going to let that happen.
He walked back to Y/n, holding his hand out and keeping his eyes trained on her phone. Y/n stared at him, raising an eyebrow when he motioned toward her phone. Hamza remained stoic.
âPhone do mujhe. Har panch minute mein reel dekhne lagti ho jab date paas aegi tab khana-peena chhod kar ghus jaaogi inn kitabon mein. Ek ghanta focus karo for break lena.â
Y/n scoffed, reaching up to snatch her phone back but Hamza held it over her head. She looked at his face, no trace of humour present. She knew she had worried him last time her exams had come around by nearly fainting. Hamza walked out of the room, returning soon with warm tea. He quietly collected the strewn about sheets and placed them neatly. He grabbed the book in Y/nâs hands and began reading to her while holding the book in her line of sight. Somehow Hamzaâs voice reading out the monotonous words that refused to make sense to her just a minute ago, now had her full attention. Her eyes darted over the words as he read them aloud, his body heat enveloping her as his voice became the only thing her mind registered.
The hour passed in the blink of an eye and Y/n had made more progress than she had in the entire day. Hamza was patient, he paused whenever her eyes had furrowed in confusion, waiting for her to read over the words again to understand. Now that the hour was done, he stepped out of the room and returned with her phone and warm gooey cookies, handing them both to her as he kissed her forehead.
They continued this pattern for the rest of the day, studying for an hour and then taking a 20 minute break. Hamza questioned her on the topics she had read, praising her when she got them right and gently handing her the book when she couldnât answer.
When her brain refused to cooperate, he gently coaxed her,
âJaan take a deep breath, ab padho fir se, aaram se.â
When she got upset over not being able to answer the same question for the third time, he read out the answer slowly, stroking her hands gently to stop them from fidgeting.
Finally, around 9pm, he decided that she had studied enough for the day. He packed away the sheets and books, patiently waiting for her to finish reading the topic and then pried the book away from her and set them neatly on her table.
âBas aaj ke liye kaafi hai. Ab aaram karo. Apne uss Johnny Depp ki reels dekh lo, mann refresh ho jaega.â He rolled his eyes as he said the actorâs name.
Y/n giggled, she was aware of how much he disliked her thirsting over the actor.
â Par hamza mujhe toh sirf tumhe dekhna hai. Aaj toh mann sirf tumse hi refresh ho sakta hai.â
Hamza smiled and wrapped his arms around her, he whispered,
â Iâm proud of you. Exam mein jo bhi ho, meri liye tum hi first ho aur rahogi, hamesha.â
The world of books was soon forgotten as they lay wrapped around each other under the sheets, hands intertwined as they finally surrendered to sleep. Y/n stayed up for few minutes after hamza had fallen asleep, she kissed his forehead, whispering a silent thank you and settled back into his warm embrace leaving behind the worries of the coming exam. As long as she had her Hamza, there was no exam she couldnât ace.
Mujhe khana banana nhi ata. Mere shauhar ko wazan ghatana hai isliye woh ghar ka khana chahte h. Mai kaise apne shohar ko khilaungi?â
Ans-âApke shauhar se kahei ki woh begum laaye hain naukar nhi, zyada hi takleef ho toh khud bana le. Waise agar bhookhe rahenge toh unka wazan jaldi ghatega. Mera kehna hai ki unhe khana hi na dein.â
I'm going to need all the answers from Y/N'S blog. this is hilarious. i can't stop laughing.
love this
OmggggâŠ. If you guys would like I could do a segment where you could send in asks and Iâll answer the way Y/n would. What say???