Description
17-year-old Munira Khan stands by the statement that all boys are the same. They're rude and can easily manipulate others. She also gets told by her parents that she can never talk to boys, which she doesn't have a problem with. Her traumatic past experiences still haunt her mind, which changed her whole mindset about guys. But, after unintentionally meeting Hassan Adel, a handsome Pakistani photographer that's going to the same college as her and teaches her art club, she has a feeling he might be different, but she doesn't want to go against her beliefs and go through the pain she did before. So, they both come up with a compromise. Silent letters. No talking in the process, just words on a piece of paper. Will this "distanced" tactic make or break their promise of being there for each other?
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