Disha and Jeya clicked instantly. From day one, Disha made it her mission to support Jeya at every turn, whether it was against Hamza or against life itself.
"Don't waste your energy on him," Disha said one day after another exhausting argument in the GC. "He's like a WiFi router with weak signals—makes noise but has no actual impact."
Jeya laughed. Maybe, just maybe, she had found someone who understood her.
The more time she spent in Bakwas Log, the more she felt like she had a second home. Noor always tried to keep things lighthearted, while Sundas, being the mother of the group, kept everyone in check. But Hamza? He was a different kind of problem.
Their arguments became a daily routine, with neither backing down. Disha constantly had to step in, shaking her head at their stubbornness.