Utran By Iffat Sehar Tahir Complete
“آپ کو میں نظر نہیں آتی؟”
اس نے عمر کے ہاتھوں کو سست پڑتے دیکھا۔اس نے نظر اٹھا کر لمحہ بھر کو زینی کی طرف دیکھا اور اٹھ کھڑا ہوا۔اپنے شوز اتار کر ریک میں رکھتے وہ سلیپرز پہننے لگا۔اب وہ زینی کے بالمقابل تھا۔
“میں حقیقت سے نظریں چرانے والوں میں سے بلکل نہیں ہوں اور کون ہے یہاں جو نظر آئے گا۔”
عمر کے لہجے میں ایک سلگتی ہوئی کیفیت تھی۔
“مجھے کسی نے تایا ابا کے بارے میں کیوں نہیں بتایا۔میں وہاں جاتی ان کا حال پوچھنے۔”زینی نے احتجاج کیا۔
“مجھے کوئی اعتراض نہیں۔ان لوگوں نے ہی منع کردیا تھا وہاں آنے سے۔اب حال پوچھ لو تم بھی۔”
“مگر مجھے بتاتے تو۔۔۔”
“اب بتادیا نا۔”وہ یکلخت ہی سرد لہجے میں بولا۔
“میں یہاں اپنی مرضی سے نہیں آئی ہوں۔”
زینی نے اسے جتایا۔کمال ہے میری قربانی اسے دکھائی ہی نہیں دیتی۔اب پتا نہیں اس کی بات میں کیسا اثر تھا۔وہ رکا ہی نہیں بلکہ پلٹ کر اس تک واپس بھی آیا۔
“جانتا ہوں بےفکر رہو تم۔جو تمہاری مرضی ہے وہی کرنا۔مجھے بار بار جتانا مت۔”
سرد لہجہ۔سپاٹ انداز۔
وہ واشروم جاچکا تھا۔زینی جھرجھری سی لے کر بیدار ہوئی اس نے کلس کر سوچا۔
“ان لوگوں کو تو بس نوکرانی چاہیے گھر کیلیے اور وہ مل گئی۔عافیہ آتی تو تنکا نہ توڑتی۔”وہ امی اور عمر سے برگشتہ ہونے لگی۔
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“Can’t you see me?”
He saw Omar’s hands go limp. He looked up and looked at Zaini for a moment before standing up. He took off his shoes and put them on the rack and started putting on his slippers. Now he was facing Zaini.
“I’m not one of those who hide their eyes from reality, and who is there who would see me?”
There was a burning quality in Omar’s tone.
“Why didn’t anyone tell me about my uncle? I would have gone there to ask about his condition.” Zaini protested.
“I don’t mind. Those people had forbidden me from coming there. Now you can ask about his condition too.”
“But if you tell me…”
“Now tell me, won’t you?” he suddenly said in a cold tone.
“I didn’t come here of my own free will.”
Zaini explained to him. It’s amazing that he doesn’t see my sacrifice. Now I don’t know what effect his words had. He didn’t even stop, but turned around and came back to her.
“I know, don’t worry. Do what you want. Don’t make me tell you again and again.”
Cold tone. Spotty style.
He had gone to the washroom. Zeni woke up with a shiver, she thought to herself.
“These people just need a maid for the house and they got her. If Aafia had come, she wouldn’t have broken the straw.” She started to turn away from her mother and Omar.
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