𝐑𝐚𝐚𝐡-𝐞-𝐢𝐬𝐡𝐪 ~ the path of love
Zimal, a fierce desi spirit wrapped in softness. a spirited soul encased in gentle grace. From her bubbly confidence to her unwavering determination, she's a force to be reckoned with. Her effervescent confid...
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"a man of strength, navigating life with a blend of authority and charm."
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~Zimal Sheikh
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"a resilient soul, weaving beauty through her lens and strength through her heart."
Prologue
AUTHOR'S POV :
The crisp air of February 1st wrapped London in a gentle embrace, as the morning sky played a game of celestial hide and seek with the sun. The city, awakening from its winter slumber, resonated with the symphony of bustling sounds.
Against this backdrop, a girl, draped in a pristine white turtleneck that accentuated her grace, navigated through the city streets. Black tights gracefully embraced her legs, and with a swift motion, she locked her car—her breath visible in the early morning chill.
Clutching files in her hand, she briskly made her way into a tall, furnished building. Each step she took echoed a sense of purpose, her black, sleek hair moving in synchronized harmony with her stride. The Aldo ankle boots she wore resonated through the otherwise silent corridors, creating a subtle rhythm that danced with the quiet hum of a busy office coming to life after the winter hiatus.
A warm smile and a little wave greeted her from the receptionist as she swiftly passed, responding with a friendly "hi." The elevator awaited her, and as she pressed the button, a momentary pause allowed her to briskly pull up her sleeves. A glance at her Michael Kors watch revealed the perennial five-minute lag that seemed to dance with her every move.The elevator arrived with a soft ding, and she stepped inside, pressing the button for the 2nd floor.
