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She stared at Badra that had her hand outstretched for her and she shivered softy, it was late in the evening but Fadwa couldn’t bring herself to look at the humungous mansion before her. She had always known that Maheer was from a very rich family, but she had never imagined it would be this affluent. She looked up at Badra that was smiling widely at her, “Come on, let’s go inside, Fadwa.” Reluctantly, she took her hand in hers and she helped her out of the car. “Take her to your room, Badra, let her freshen up and eat something. We’ll meet in my li

Serendipity Of Love   #49

Nadia softly knocked on the door before she made her way into the room because she was certain if she would wait for Fadwa to answer her to come in, that might take them too forever. She met her on the praying mat with her head rested on her brought up knees. She sat down beside her with a warm smile and placed her hand on her shoulders, which jerked Fadwa out of her thoughts. “Fadwa, how are you?” Fadwa looked at her with a feign smile and nodded her head, “I’m fine, Nadia. And you?” She asked, and Nadia chuckled softly.

Serendipity Of Love   #48

He wished she will leave him alone, in his thoughts, alone in his despair. But Badra wasn’t ready to hear a word from Maheer, she kept pestering that he had no more choice left but to look up at her. “What do you want, Badra? I clearly told you that I don’t want any disturbance, can’t you please leave me alone?” He was practically begging her. Because pinning his eyes on the pages of his books even though he could spend nearly an hour before he could understand what was written on a single line was so much easier than interacting with any of them. They would never understand his pain, would they?

Serendipity Of Love   #47

The chilly wind of dawn caressed her skin and Fadwa pulled her hijab closer to her body. She might have felt cold, but it did nothing to the cold she was feeling in her heart, that she was sure of. She hadn’t slept outside, of course, even if she wanted to, Nadia would never allow her but she came out after she had prayed her Subh salah, and somehow it calmed her watching the sky turned blue. Watching the way the darkness vanished fully and the blue color, even though it reminded her the color of his eyes, she loved the calmness it brought alone. Lifting her cold feet, she

Serendipity Of Love   #46

She knew she couldn’t live like this anymore, and even if she said she could, she would be lying to herself. And for the first time in her life, Fadwa didn’t think of her family first when making a decision. She knew getting married to Maheer was partly because of her family. She knew if she didn’t get married to him, Ammi would live with the pain forever and even if Majida would act strong, Fadwa knew she wasn’t. She would live with Maheer’s hatred too in her heart. But today, she was going to decide for herself. She knew it would only be a few hour

Serendipity Of Love   #45

Maheer paddled his leg into the pool and grimaced, he didn’t like where their conversation was going and he was quite aware of the fact that Mamitah wouldn’t stop until she was done with all she had intended on telling him, which he was all aware wasn’t so good. “I don’t know what to tell you, Mamitah. But just like I asked you to give me some more time, will you please do that?” He was practically begging her, he wished he could tell her all that was happening and the main reason why he couldn’t come back home, but that wouldn’t be possible either.

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Her eyes slowly began opening

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Before she left for school tod