Why does the society always proves to be unfair and unjust? Was it my fault when I was married off to the man I barely know by my father? Was it my fault that I silently took pills to not get pregnant early by my husband? Was it my fault that I still haven't give birth? Was it my fault that am not civilized enough? Was it my fault that I didn't get to continue school? All this weren't my fault but none of the people around us realizes this.They all see this as a flaw,and this flaws are regarded as flaws of a wife.

Zara's world is turned upside down when she discovers the man she married is a master of manipulation. Heartbroken, Zara is unexpectedly reunited with Ahmad, her senior who made her school days a living hell. But the Ahmad she meets now is different from the boy she hated. His piercing gaze, chiseled features, and rogue masculine aura leave her breathless. Every encounter with him sets her heart racing, and she finds herself drawn to him like a magnet. But there's a catch - he's sworn off relationships, and his walls are higher than she anticipated. Can Zara break down his defenses and capture his heart, or will their love remain forever out of reach? ......the one who hurts you can also be the one who heals you.

A whole compound. Two villas. One grandmother who runs everything at 4'11". And a girl with green eyes who says she's fine when she's absolutely not. Naylah is nineteen, sickle cell, and too stubborn for her own good. Her family is loud. Her cousin is her twin from another mother. Her brother doesn't do speeches, just looks. And somewhere in the middle of all this chaos, a doctor walks in and decides to stay. Come meet them. The gates are open. 💚

Hooriyah was broken long before she ever truly lived. One night, everything was taken from her-her trust, her voice, her innocence. The world showed her that some things are never meant to be repaired, and love isn't meant for girls like her. She learned to live with silence, with shadows, and the weight of a memory that refuses to fade. But then there was Muhammad. Gentle, patient, and kind-he saw her in ways no one else did. Loved her with a tenderness that frightened her. But love isn't simple when the past is a ghost that never lets go. Especially when the man she's starting to trust is hiding something-something that could change everything. Buried Desires is a story of lingering pain, love that's too complicated to define, and the fragile hope of two broken souls caught between truth and deception-each one unsure if healing is even possible.

©2024 COPYRIGHTS. ❝It's you i want not your virginity, literacy or marriage count.❞ Nabeel became her shadow, her protector in a world that had abandoned her. He fought for her, bled for her, and, in the end, claimed her as his own. In his arms, she found not just love, but a savage devotion-something she never imagined she would experience in this lifetime. And as their worlds collided in passionate, dangerous harmony, Umaimah learned that love, when it finds you, doesn't come with the gentle caress of a fairy tale; it comes with the weight of a storm. Umaimah, a village girl with a heart heavy with desperation, was shackled by the cruelty of her adoptive parents, who treated her more as a servant than family. Her dreams, whispered in the dead of night, were filled with visions of escape-escape from the suffocating village that never saw her worth. Her first and only hope of salvation lay in marriage, but even that fate seemed to mock her. Three engagements had been broken, each leaving her more jaded, and now, at the ripe old age of "marriageable despair," she found herself cast aside, an unwed relic in a world that valued only brides. But fate, it seemed, had other plans. She was sent to the city as a maid-a meager consolation, but one that allowed her to slip away from her tormentors, to vanish into the sprawling anonymity of the urban jungle. She didn't just wish to escape; she needed to find her real parents, the bloodline that might redeem her.

The love she had for him was wider than any river and bigger than any mountain. She loved him more than she loved life. However, a single mistake from him shattered her love and turned it into hate. Despite this, he was determined to make amends and restore their love. Curious about his mistake? Join Sa'eed Sa'ad Mato on his journey to win back the heart of his beloved, Hauwa Muhammad Gimba.

Maryam never noticed the eyes watching her. The quiet steps. The window that never quite closed the way she left it. A stranger with haunted eyes and a darkness she couldn't understand. He saw her in ways no one else ever did. He watched from the shadows, left gifts at her door, and whispered her name into the night. His name is Yusuf. But the world calls him V. To them, he's a ghost-criminal, thief, myth. To her, he's something far more terrifying. He's the one she can't stop thinking about. He says he'd never hurt her. But he's already stolen her peace... and maybe her heart.

Copyright© 2023. All rights reserved. Meet Yasmin El-suraj, the epitome of determination. Defying the stifling norms of a judgmental society, Yasmin fervently pursues her dreams to ensure her family's rightful prosperity. In a society quick to judge, branding a woman's success as tied to whoring about and veiling it under a less prosperous business, Yasmin refuse to be defined by prejudice. When fate presents her the chance to become an event planner, Yasmin seizes it like a lifeline, disregarding her humble beginnings and embracing the opportunity with vigor. As the youngest and least affluent among her peers, she pours her heart and soul into mastering the craft, unwilling to squander this chance. Amidst the whirlwind of her burgeoning career, fate orchestrates a pivotal encounter during her first wedding event-a meeting with Abdullah, a groomsman. A man she knew she wanted, she fell for at first sight. The memory of their first interaction is a blend of blushing embarrassment and unforgettable mortification, etching itself indelibly in Yasmin's psyche. Most wouldn't look his way ever again and would hope to never meet in this lifetime, but not Yasmin. Despite discovering Abdullah's impending marriage, she stakes her claim, unyielding in a society where a man can have four wives, determined to find her place in his life.

[UNDER EDITING] BASED ON A HAUSA LIFESTYLE. --- "Too bad you're mine and you have no choice but to stick with me" --- Umar Kashim is rich, and from how he is portrayed, arrogant too! Hameeda on the other hand is his opposite. Cheerful and well mannered, but does not take any nonsense that comes her way! So what happens when their opposite worlds collide? Will their heavy dislike towards each other turn into LOVE? Well it is said that opposites do attract! Find out in 'MINE'. --- Story Rankings #1 in Nigeria out of 1,000+ stories #1 in Umar out of 43 stories #4 in wattpadstories out of 1,000+ stories #13 in Discovery out of 1,000+ stories #43 in Muslim out of 1,000+ stories #69 in wattpad out of 1,000+ stories #210 in Relationship out of 1,000 stories #960 in Hausa out of 1,000+ stories

He is the only son of the king Heir to the throne The most selfish and arrogant man you'll ever come across When he speaks everyone listens....... Then there she is, An innocent orphan Forced to be a maid in the palace But that is not her deepest story.............. A story of two different people who hated each other at first sight but only one has the right to show physical hatred towards the other, But what happens when one starts developing feelings for the other? Could it be one sided? Or will they go head over heels for each other? * * "What is your name" he asked sounding so angry "Jadwa" I answered trembling because his voice sounded like tunder to my ears "Open your mouth and reply me with words when i speak to you and how dare you stand when i am standing" he shouted sounding louder then before walking closer to me * * * Just a sneak peak of what to expect HE IS ROYALTY AND SHE IS JUST A PALACE MAID BUT WAS SHE REALLY MEANT TO BE JUST A PALACE MAID? Follow me through the journey of JADWA and SULTAN............. This is a Hausa/English novel, so there will be a-lot of hausa and English mixtures 😁😁😁😁😁 Happy reading