Mariyam and Saba, both 20-year-old Pakistani college girls, had always been close friends, despite their contrasting personalities. While Mariyam was shy and reserved, Saba was confident and outspoken. They had grown up together in Islamabad, their families belonging to the upper echelons of Pakistani society. Now, they found themselves on a cultural exchange program in India, a first for both countries.
As they stepped into the bustling campus of Delhi University, Mariyam felt a flutter of nerves in her stomach. The vibrant colors, the cacophony of sounds, and the sheer energy of the place were overwhelming. Saba, on the other hand, seemed to thrive in the chaos, her eyes gleaming with excitement.
"Come on, Mariyam!" Saba urged, pulling her friend along. "Let's explore the boys' h
