every night. She couldn’t understand why her friends would treat her so badly. She felt alone and betrayed.

Days turned into weeks and weeks turned into months. Abiha tried to move on and make new friends, but the pain of being ditched by her old friends still lingered. She couldn’t trust anyone anymore.

One day, while sitting alone in the school cafeteria, Abiha noticed a girl sitting by herself. She looked sad and lonely, just like Abiha felt. Abiha decided to approach her and strike up a conversation.

To her surprise, the girl, whose name was Aisha, was very friendly and kind. They quickly became friends and started hanging out together. Abiha realized that there were other people out there who could be good friends, and that she didn’t need Nayab and Iqra to be happy.

Eventually, Nayab and Iqra realized their mistake and tried to apologize to Abiha. But by then, Abiha had moved on and found new friends who treated her with respect and kindness. She forgave Nayab and Iqra, but she knew that she didn’t need them in her life anymore.

Abiha learned a valuable lesson from her experience. She learned that true friends are the ones who stick by you through thick and thin, and that it’s better to be alone than to be with people who don’t value you.