"I was afraid you’d say no."
"Then I’ll come with you."
One night, his phone buzzed. A Syrian number. "I was afraid you’d say no
He kissed Tareq’s shoulder. Slow. Certain.
Outside, snow fell over the reeds. The ice groaned. But beneath, the water still moved. The ice groaned
The center was gray, cramped. Tareq looked thinner. His eyes still held the lake, but now with a hard shore around them.
"I’m not trying to save you. I’m trying to be with you." "mtrjm kaml" (fully translated)
"You didn’t call sooner."
One year after that Finnish summer, Leevi sat alone in his Helsinki apartment. The reeds outside his window had turned brown and brittle under snow. His father’s farm was sold. His mother had stopped asking about Tareq.
It seems you're asking for a story based on the film A Moment in the Reeds (2018), specifically referencing "shahd" (possibly a name or typo for "shahid" / viewer?), "mtrjm kaml" (fully translated), and "fasl alany" (maybe فصل ثاني = second chapter / part two?).