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In the golden foothills of the Alborz Mountains, where the air tastes of wild zest and cold springs, lived a girl named Sahar. To the villagers, she was simply the shepherd’s daughter. While others spent their days in the bazaar, Sahar spent hers chasing the horizon with her father’s flock.

Every day, Farrokh would find reasons to walk the high trails. He brought her small tokens—not jewelry, but things she couldn't find in the wild: a book of poetry, a polished mirror, a sweet crystalline candy. In return, she taught him the language of the wind and the names of the stars that watched over the sheep at night. In the golden foothills of the Alborz Mountains,

She didn't wear silk or gold. Her beauty was found in her sun-kissed skin and the way her laughter echoed through the canyons. She carried a wooden staff and wore a colorful scarf that fluttered like a signal fire against the green slopes. Every day, Farrokh would find reasons to walk