Started 10 July 2019 Finished 10 June 2020 NOT EDITED A story about how a thirty eight year old falls in love with a seventeen year old girl. Mohammed Umar Zama a very successful business man and the owner of many companies, restaurants, casinos around the world with a wealth even he could not count. He is a drug lord he sells weapons and drugs as a part time business to countries all over the globe which brings us to our lady Amina Abubakar Abdullahi a sixteen year old teenager with five over protective big brothers and she's not yet done with her high school. The last born of an honest Nigerian politician. The former Governor of Sokoto State a two times Senator and the current president of Nigeria This book has a huge age gap between Moha and Amina. If you have a problem with books with age gap then you have been warned. Happy reading. This is my third story and I hope you give it a chance YAR MODIBBO CE

NOT EDITED This is book two of the romance series Yar Gidan Modibbo being the book one this is book two. this book has a very huge agegap between the main guy and the main girl so if you are not comfortable please do not read. Most of the media you will find in this story does not belong to me credit goes to their respective owners thank you and negative comments will not be tolerated. ********* Khadija Umar Abdullahi Abdulkarim Abdallah is her full name daughter of Umar Abdullahi Abdulkarim Abdallah (Jay). She is popularly known as Sabiha the only daughter of Jay and Nafisa. She is the definition of innocence, she is so innocent as she was sheltered all her life by her father and over protective brothers. Life has always been good to her she lives her family and will do anything for their happiness. __________ He is the most eligible bachelor in the world the definition of perfection. He is drop dead gorgeous and with a body to die for. He was born with a silver spoon in his mouth. He has every he will ever want yet at the age of thirty six he still remains single. Being the eldest child comes with lots of responsibilities and it doesn't help with his dad complaining about him being single, sometimes he feels like his dad hates him why? because what happens to him doesn't happen to his younger twin brother. oh I forgot he got married and had a three year old tragedy came knocking his wife and his daughter died in a plane crash. *************************** One is hard as a rock the other soft as a rose, one hot as a volcano the other fragile like an egg. Would things work out for them. Follow me to find out His reason for being single at thirty six and we'll let's see what this cruel life has in store for Sabiha.

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Armani a 22 year old girl who has never experience happiness for as long she remembers is forced into an arranged marriage with Zaid Ismael AbdulRahman,a 26 year old billionaire with a cold and reserved personality,despite his cold nature,his striking figure makes it impossible to resist. WILL THIS MARRIAGE BE HER HAPPILY EVER AFTER OR WILL SHE FACE THE SAME TORMENT??

Mr. Al-Arab and I is a poignant exploration of love's unpredictable nature, the power of reconciliation, and the growth that arises from even the most difficult relationships. It reveals that sometimes, the most challenging bonds can evolve into the deepest connections, and that true love involves not only learning to love another person, but also learning to love oneself. The novel centers on Manal and Bashir,despite a history of constant bickering and stark differences, are thrust together in an arranged marriage. Their relationship begins as a clash of personalities, with every interaction marked by tension and conflict. Initially, their marriage is a compromise-a union forged out of necessity, rather than affection. Bashir, driven by his desire to protect and provide for his daughter whose mother has been taken by the cold hands of death claims deep love for Manal. What starts as a facade gradually evolves into something real. Over time, as they navigate the trials of marriage, Bashir's feelings for Manal grow, and the two begin to discover a deep, unexpected connection. But love does not come easily. The path to happiness is fraught with challenges: cultural expectations, family pressures, differing customs and values, and the personal insecurities they each must confront. As the initial thrill of their union fades, they find themselves facing the complexities of everyday life, and their relationship once again feels like an emotional battleground. In the end, Mr. Al-Arab and I is a journey of personal growth, forgiveness, and the profound realization that sometimes, love emerges where we least expect it-through conflict, vulnerability, and the willingness to evolve together.

Yasmin and Zaid have always been inseparable, loud, loyal, and effortlessly in sync. The kind of friendship people envy. The kind built on years of inside jokes, late-night bickering, and unspoken understanding. There were never lines to cross. Until one choice changed everything. Now, nothing feels quite the same... and neither of them knows why. Started- 11th of May, 2025 Ended- 9th of August, 2025

Blurb: Ameenah has her life planned out-graduate, avoid heartbreak, and stay clear of unnecessary drama. But fate doesn't care about her plans. When she crosses paths with Idris, the brooding tech entrepreneur who's as guarded as he is charming, everything begins to shift. In the midst of family expectations, societal pressure, and whispers of scandal, a connection forms-quiet, intense, and far too risky. Can love truly flourish beneath the veil of duty and desire?

This is a short happily-ever-after kind of story. Amal Shettima Liman just wanted a solid architecture internship to boost her CV, she didn't plan on working under AbdulAziz Jarma, Abuja's most eligible bachelor and the man who carries seriousness like it's part of his own CV. She's bright, quirky, and full of small chaos. He, on the other hand, is focused, reserved, and allergic to anything that looks like distraction. From day one, they clash, very hard. She annoys him. He intimidates her. And neither of them was ready for how fast those sparks turned into something hotter, deeper, and impossible to ignore. If you love tension, banter, and that delicious moment when enemies realize they're falling, then welcome to DESIGNING HEARTS. The fire starts slow... but when it catches, it sizzles. ©2025 Maimunah Ahmad.

Fatima Zarah Modibbo moves to a quiet neighborhood in Kano after a personal tragedy forces her to leave Lagos behind. Reserved but warm-hearted, she hopes to focus on healing, faith, and her law job until her peaceful world is disrupted by the cries of a little girl and the heartbreaking mysterious man next door. Muhammad Idris, a 30-year-old single father and widower, juggles his demanding architecture job and raising his precocious 4-year-old daughter, Ameerah and 8 months old daughter, Asiya. Scarred by love and duty, Idris has no time for distractions especially not for the new neighbor who keeps showing up. But proximity sparks something deeper. As the walls between them thin, both Zarah and Idris must confront their pasts, their faith, and what it truly means to be home-together. From the bustling streets of Kano, to unexpected turns in Abuja, and a reunion in Lagos, this is a story of second chances, silent longing, parenting, and the love that blooms quietly when you least expect it.

Noor Ma'aji never thought she'd see Yousuf Rafi again, let alone marry him. He was her first love, the man who broke her heart beyond repair. Eight years later, they've moved on, or at least tried to. She's making a name for herself as a reporter, and he's a powerful businessman with no time for the past. But when a family will forces them into a contract marriage, pretending to be a couple becomes part of the deal. They agree to play along, for now, and walk away when it's all over. Only it's not that simple. Not when old feelings begin to resurface. Not when the silence between them starts to speak louder than words. And not when heartbreak starts to look a lot like unfinished love. Because sometimes, love doesn't end. It waits.