Two souls. One accident. A twist in the book called life. For Aleeza and Izaan, it happened in the most painful way possible, like life itself was mocking their grief. It wasn't love for them, no, it wasn't. It couldn't be. It was death, it was fire, it was inferno. Nobody knew they would get tied to each other-nobody knew they would hate each other. It was a marriage wrapped in hate, disgust, bullets. It was a marriage personally planned and plotted by the same written destiny that wrote the fire in their lives. In all the loathe, in the disgust that polluted the air when they stood to close, mercy wasn't an option. But, maybe, beneath the remains of the fire, some spark still hadn't died, maybe under all that hate coupled with disgust-there was a fire not that burn but that from which the hearts lit.

Not A Love Story.

FACETS # 2 | 1st Draft Yahya Firas burnt every day in the fire of destruction lit by his parents. Suffered. Survived. Armineh Zain Ahmed was given to a man in marriage for another in the name of reparation. Debts paid. Amends made. Their paths collide with a single decision meant for retribution which will alter the entire course of their lives. Genre: Drama, Spiritual, Romance. [This in NO WAY identifies Islam and but the errors of human ways.] Unedited

Weaving in and out of each others lives. Maaz Yousafzai and Noorulain Rehan. Who thought they'd never be able to live together or apart. When she was 17, Noorulain watched him speak at an assembly. They had been friends for ages, she listened to his nonstop chatter daily. But in that moment, when the power of his words seemed to shine through his eyes, his gentleness, his humility, his kindness radiating through each part of him. She fell so very deeply. When she was 20, she was shivering outside the room where she would defend her thesis. One of the panel members was a professor who had blatantly targeted her throughout her first year at college. How could her dissertation be enough to ward off that bias. When she was 20, Maaz walked up to her with that stupid stupid all knowing look. A cookie shaped like a star in his hand that he put in his pocket. "For celebrating later." And it was so funny that she couldn't help but laugh, her nerves melting at the spot. And then at 24, she watched him put a ring on another girl. And she thought, he's still my Maaz, my best friend. No one could break them apart. Maaz thought there was an ocean in Noorulain's eyes. When she was happy, and calm, they were still, drinking in his words and crinkling at the corners when she'd laugh. And when she was angry, they were a storm. She'd ruin all that was in her path. When he was 19, she was his best friend. He played games with her, they went to arcaded together. They studied together. And there was no other place he'd feel as normal as he did. When he was 22, he was working and he hated his job. And when she saw him moping around she handed him a letter. "What's this?" He had whispered. "Your resignation letter. Allah know tumse khud toh kuch kiya nahi jaata." And when he was 27, he scrambled to correct the one mistake he'd been making all along this scientific life of his. His friend, his soulmate, his Noor. Stubborn, mean, and rude. But for him, she was everything.

"Was any of it real?" The question slipped out and the room went quiet, everything slowed down around me or maybe it was my heart that had slowed down, maybe it was the hurt that had blurred everyone else or perhaps it were just my eyes that never learned to look anywhere else with her in the room. Nissa-or whatever was left of her behind-stopped too, just to turn and look at me with the same boring expressions she had when she saw all of the others. "No," She answered, voice bare of any emotion. An ache lodged itself in my chest but I still waited, I knew her-I trusted her. So I waited for her expressions to change, for them to soften, for her to say that this was a joke, because I wasn't just anybody-I was hers, I was always hers, I was her Mir, how could she not. But somewhere between holding her gaze, the brown burning through brown or the ice against fire I realised that they wouldn't, with that empty gaze and blank face that she looked at me with, they wouldn't- and as she tore my heart into pieces, they didn't. "It was all an illusion." The burn spread through. But it still wasn't over. No it wasn't. It couldn't be. I won't let it be. What we had was forever. It was supposed to always and forever. Always & forever.

#2 In India (04/11/24) #1 In India (06/11/24) The Khan family returns. With a new generation stepping into the spotlight, expect more cousins, more chaos, and more drama. Amidst the laughter and tears, romance flourishes, as the younger Khans navigate the complexities of love in today's world. Join them as they show that while times change, the essence of love and family remains timeless. Meet Shahnan Azlan Khan, a man driven by intense passion. Once he falls in love, there are no limits to how far he'll go to claim what he desires. Then there's Kian Huzaifa Khan, a rational thinker who struggles to contain his emotions. He sought a simple life, but a fateful decision on his wedding night sets him on an unexpected path. Finally, there's Ehan Kabir Khan, the calm and composed presence in the family. Always there for others, Ehan's heart faces turmoil when he begins to fall for someone else despite being engaged. While Taabindagi serves as a sequel to Sharar, it stands proudly on its own, making it perfect for both returning and new readers. Step into Khan Haveli and discover a story where love, family, and tradition are intertwined in ways that will captivate you from the very first page. °

He promised her father he will take care of her if anything happens to him. Now it was time to fill that promise but what he didn't expect was that little girl who use to follow him everywhere has grown into beautiful and mannered woman. He let his selfish desires take over and married her. Make her his. When he already was betrothed to someone else

- Mahib Rehman and Safa Ahmed L'Amour en Code-Love in Code 🪉

Highest Rank #1 in Pakistan #7 in India #2 in Teenage Ex - Euphoria Ishq agar yunhi mukkammal ho Jaye Toh chahat kis baat ki rahegi * In the heart of the Khan family lies a tapestry of love, tradition, and resilience. Sharar weaves the intricate lives of three couples, each facing unique challenges that test the very core of their relationships. Kaif and Ayla, brought together by an arranged marriage, struggle to reconcile their differing values. Ayla's fierce independence clashes with Kaif's deep-rooted family loyalty, leading them down a path fraught with conflict yet bound by an unspoken bond. Meanwhile, Hanan and Ayat's union is marked by constant quarrels and misunderstandings. As Hanan returns from America, eager to embrace a love he has always cherished, Ayat is determined to resist. Their journey is a testament to the power of perseverance and the quest for mutual understanding. Then, there is Shyra, enigmatic and reserved, who finds herself unexpectedly drawn to Kabir. As she navigates her newfound emotions, Shyra learns that vulnerability and openness are essential for love to flourish. Sharar delves beyond romance, highlighting the importance of family values and the courage to challenge outdated traditions. It is a poignant reminder that self-respect and happiness are paramount, and sometimes, love means letting go of the past to build a brighter future.

Aimen and Isa The Spy, The Doctor, and a War of Hearts Fanaa- destroyed in love