Bedletter
Born in a Middle Class Pakistani family, I was a lot better off than many other girls who, despite being born in a rich family, were not enjoying the pleasure of studying in a good school. I was born in a small town in Pakistan, Khewra (famous for Asia’s largest salt mines).
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