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Shahzaib Mirza Every university had that one name. The name freshmen heard before they even learned where their classrooms were. The name professors sighed at. The name student leaders envied. At Al-Huda National University, that name belonged to Shahzaib Mirza. Final-year Political Science student. Student Union President. Son of one of the country's most influential political figures. He wasn't elected because people liked him. He was elected because people believed that when Shahzaib Mirza promised something, it happened. Arrogance clung to him as naturally as breathing. He walked through campus as though every corridor belonged to him, every meeting revolved around him, and every decision eventually found its way back to his desk. Oddly enough... Most of the time, he was right. He was infuriatingly intelligent. Dangerously quick-witted.

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Shahzaib Mirza

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Shahzaib Mirza

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Shahzaib Mirza Every university had that one name. The name freshmen heard before they even learned where their classrooms were. The name professors sighed at. The name student leaders envied. At Al-Huda National University, that name belonged to Shahzaib Mirza. Final-year Political Science student. Student Union President. Son of one of the country's most influential political figures. He wasn't elected because people liked him. He was elected because people believed that when Shahzaib Mirza promised something, it happened. Arrogance clung to him as naturally as breathing. He walked through campus as though every corridor belonged to him, every meeting revolved around him, and every decision eventually found its way back to his desk. Oddly enough... Most of the time, he was right. He was infuriatingly intelligent. Dangerously quick-witted.

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