Feeling Happy
IT WAS NOT SO MUCH that Raahil acted as a criminal as it was that he acted as an artist. Along with his best friend Haarisa, he had made a music video of their gang. Those two youth, plus Maaz, along with the girls Labiba, Qaabilah, and Dastiaar, all had been involved in, and, subsequently implicated by, the event.
Raahil, the son of a financial corporation’s executive officer, had attended the University of Copenhagen. There, he had earned a baccalaureus in Media, Cognition and Communication, with an emphasis on Cognition, Culture, Interaction and Audiovisual Media.
Haarisa, his boyhood friend and the son of a wealthy carpet entrepreneur, had attended The Malta College of Arts, Science and Technology. He had failed to complete his diploma in Moving Image Media and had ret
