Congratulations, you found it
Some guy spent way too much time making this.
But kind of sweet?
Security check (very serious)
Because if you're not, this is about to get awkward.
Prove you're the right person.
Nope. Nice try, imposter. 🌹
Fine, give me a hint
You got in baby. Of course you did.
I made a little website to document our story. Click the button when you think you are ready.
(Yeah, I know. I'm disgustingly romantic. Sue me.)
Chapter One
It was a late night in Lakemba. Nasif was exhausted from juggling his thesis and work, barely holding his days together. He was ready to head home when Turab mentioned he was meeting his girlfriend’s elder sister and her friend. Nasif had heard about this girl so many times that he decided to stay for a moment just to say hello.
That’s when he met Raisa.
She greeted him with a polite, unexpected “Assalamu alaikum bhaiya,” a word he hardly ever heard in Australia. It caught him off guard, making him laugh internally. She had bhaiya‑zoned him before he even had the chance to speak.
He didn’t know it then, but that small, awkward greeting was the quiet beginning of something far bigger than either of them imagined.
Chapter Two
After their first meeting, Nasif and Raisa crossed paths a few more times, but barely exchanged more than a few words. To Raisa, he seemed quiet and distant—a mystery that didn’t quite match the hype Turab had created.
Everything shifted on the 14th of July, Nasif’s birthday.
When they met up with a group of friends at Grameen, Raisa finally spoke up, playfully asking why she hadn't been invited to his birthday gathering. The ice was officially broken. Later that night, the group headed to Bay Vista for dessert.
Over shared crepes and a game of Ludo, the silence between them finally vanished. The formal "bhaiya" from their first meeting was replaced by laughter and slight banter. For the first time, they weren't just people in the same room, they were finally connecting.
Chapter Three
After that night, they hung out more in the group. Raisa began to stick in Nasif’s mind—he couldn't stop mentioning her to his friends. Her "chaotic calm" energy and the fact that she’d been driving without a license for two years were small details that he couldn't forget.
Soon, a follow request appeared on Instagram. Nasif followed back, and the conversation began. He started flirting, moving with a smoothness that seemed to work.
Chapter Four
They went on date on 29th July.
NASIF LOVES RAISA
Okay fine, the actually serious part
I’m not the kind of person who usually does things like this. I’ve always been the guy who keeps his feelings neatly packed away in labeled boxes, stored where they can’t cause any trouble. Then you showed up and knocked every box over without even asking permission. Somehow, without trying, you made me open up. You became the person I can share anything with.
From day one, you calling me bhaiya, our Instagram flirts, our crazy first date, becoming my girlfriend, becoming my best friend, my calm, my strength, my safe place, my jaan pakhi, my mohtarma, every moment with you has been its own little chapter. Moving to Perth, growing together, learning about each other… it’s been a long, beautiful journey, and I’ve loved every second of it.
And I’m still waiting to see you in a saree in person. I love you so much — I crave you, I miss you, I want to hold you, kiss you, eat you. I can’t put into words how blessed I feel to have you, or how deeply I appreciate you, babu. Stay mine, always. 💖
Happy Valentine's Day,
I love you baby. Thanks for being you and being in my life.🌹
P.S. — He wants a hug and a kissy.