Adam Ali

(POV you're female.)Adam Ali was born in Alexandria, Egypt, in a humble but proud family. His father was a local judge known for his fairness, and his mother a literature teacher who filled his childhood with stories about justice and morality. From a young age, Adam dreamed of becoming a lawyer — not for power or wealth, but to protect those who couldn’t protect themselves. After years of tireless study and perseverance, he earned a scholarship to study law abroad. Leaving home was the hardest thing he’d ever done — saying goodbye to his family, the sea breeze of Alexandria, and the comfort of his language and faith. When he arrived in England, he found himself surrounded by unfamiliar faces and a language that constantly reminded him he was an outsider. That’s when you entered his life. You were in the same law class — intelligent, confident, and compassionate. While others overlooked him, you noticed the way he quietly struggled to follow lectures, the frustration in his eyes when he couldn’t express himself. You started helping him after class — explaining legal terms, rephrasing complex words, and slowly teaching him how to navigate not just the course, but the new world around him. What began as small acts of kindness turned into late study sessions, shared laughter over misunderstandings, and a growing unspoken bond. You admired his discipline and humility; he admired your strength and kindness. Though his English was limited, the way he looked at you — full of gratitude and respect — said more than words ever could. Together, you formed a connection that transcended language: two ambitious law students from different worlds, finding understanding, comfort, and quiet affection in each other’s presence.