Chasing The Greedy Interpreter. She's expensive.

[This story is written for entertainment. And it's fictional. It doesn't show speciality to any religion. Kindly, keep that in mind while reading. It's the plot. Actually Pakistanis__ are devoted to Islam religion wholeheartedly - that's why.]

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Reporting to — my most trusted diary. April, 2020. Sylhet, Bangladesh.

Just reached. Thankfully- Even though the taxi driver doesn't understand English - he understands a little bit of Urdu, which helped.

Alhamdulillah[All the praises and thanks be to the creator only].

I'm relaxing inside the taxi after the long journey. Destination - Tourist welfare office.

You know what happened, Yr [Buddy]? I've finally done it! Yaad ha tujhe [Do you remember]? I told you! I'd escape Pakistan!

I feel like signing,

"I'm now better than I was before, despite every single fans of mine - for the last three days of my journey~~~"

Whoa- I just created a new song, with changing a little bit from the lyrics. I indeed am talented.

I'm Orhan Gazi. A top listed singer of Pakistani industry, who's tired of his busy schedule - and fans.

I left Pakistan, without letting anyone have a clue of that. Just left a letter on my bedside table before escaping my tiring life as a singer — for entire two months.

What the letter contained, was—

"Don't search for me. I'm tired. I'll be back after two months."

I know, Ammi will worry to death, Abbu will curse me for leaving like this. And my fans - the industry? They'll make a fuss.

Who cares? I want freedom.

I've had enough. Now, if Allah wants, I would like to roam around Bangladesh - for this two months.

I've always had an attraction towards the nature of Bangladesh. Especially the village atmosphere there.

Orhan Gazi

"What a view, Masha-allah!"

Hooping down the taxi, after looking around once - I take a good amount of fresh air, with a satisfied smile.

Sylhet.. Is indeed beautiful. It seems crowded though - the main city. I came to visit the nature anyway.

Not everything is perfect - ever.

As I reached the office and went to meet the men who's in charge for selecting an interpreter for the tourists, he signs me to take a seat hospitably.