It was absurd. She knew this. But three years ago, at the Thousand Lights Mosque during Ramzan, a boy had brushed past her in the crowded courtyard. He was carrying a tray of jilapi for iftar. He didn’t speak. He didn’t even look at her properly. But the wind had shifted, and his scent—clean soap, cardamom, and the sharp-sweet green of raw mango flowers—had hit her like a verse from an old ghazal.
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