I’m @sumayaorin and currently writing to you from Dhaka, Bangladesh. I sincerely wish that everyone in our community is doing well today. As for myself, by the grace of Almighty Allah, I am doing alright. The purpose of my writing today is to share my experience of a lovely evening spent with my dear friends from university. I hope that my account of this delightful time will bring you joy and entertainment.

To many of us, a friend is someone we feel a connection with and who provides us with some form of support. Typically, a friend is someone with whom we share a certain bond. It's common to have shared beliefs and values with our friends, and they are often people whom we trust and derive pleasure from spending time with. My feelings for my friends are the same.

I completed my university studies in just over six years. Nevertheless, the friendships I formed during that period have become indelible. Among them are Cynthia, Nashia, Zhilik, and Lia Farzana - individuals whom I've known since the outset of my university journey. The exact circumstances that led to our friendship may be unclear, but we all recognize that it will last a lifetime. Therefore, regardless of where we are or how busy we may be, we always try to reconnect on special occasions or spend quality time together. Yesterday was one such day—the fourth day of Eid. It would have been incomplete without my cherished friends by my side.

On the fourth day of Eid, we made plans to spend time together, no matter how busy our schedules were. We all gathered at "The Park," a well-decorated rooftop restaurant in Khilgaon. Lia was the first to arrive, and we hugged each other happily after a long time apart. Our conversation started flowing without any interruptions. As we talked, I noticed a stunning cake she had brought us to celebrate the day.

Gradually, Nashia, Farzana, and Zilik arrived one by one, and we were all thrilled to be reunited. Our emotions ran high as we embraced each other, and then we began chatting, discussing our lives and what we were currently up to. As the restaurant became increasingly crowded, we promptly placed our food order, opting for various kebabs and bread from the menu. The food reminded us of the variety of options available in our university canteen. Nashia then reminded us of our breakfast routine during our university days, when we would enjoy bread for 10 taka and vegetables for 5 takas. Even though it was inexpensive, the taste of that food remains unforgettable. We reminisced about our favorite food items such as "pagla pani," "chola makha," and my personal favorite, "kabab roll." We delved deeper into our university days, discussing our preferred classes, favorite professors, and which classes we used to bunk. There was a canal next to our university, where we would ride boats during class breaks. It was an unforgettable experience. In the autumn, our campus would be filled with beautiful white grass flowers, which was a sight to behold.

As we chatted, we reminisced about various moments from our university days. However, Farzana suddenly interrupted our conversation and informed us that the farewell bell had rung and it was time to go. We were all disappointed because our conversation had lasted so long that we hadn't realized how much time had passed. In the past, we used to meet each other every day and share our happiness and sadness. However, now that things have changed, we must make arrangements and plan to ensure we can meet and catch up.

Thank You Everyone

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