​Life is rarely black or white; it is found in the grey in between.
​They say a true blue tulip is a paradox—a rarity that shouldn’t exist. The human heart is much the same, often craving things that are rare, difficult, and dangerous.
​In this gripping collection, Adnan Ahmed takes us from the nostalgic platforms of a railway station to the grim corridors of a mental asylum. Some stories are dipped in the warmth of romance, while others are cold to the touch. These are not fairy tales; they are slices of life cut from the rougher parts of the cloth.