Her hazel eyes opened and connected with the ceiling. She felt the dryness starting from her throat and leading all the way upto her tongue and surrounding her lips. It reminded her of the screams of pain and pleasure of last night. He was relentless. A pure beast. She could feel still feel the soreness in her intimate area and the shivers and goosebumps her body released on its own accord when she had lied underneath him. With great difficulty she sat up, reaching for the glass of the water on the side table. She tried folding her legs when suddenly a metal grasped her ankle making her frown. Frowning, she removed the comforter from her legs only to get her eyes widened. She was chained. To the bed post. The door to her room opened and walked in Zaryab, folding up the sleeves of his white kameez. Their eyes connected as he approached her. He could already see the questions in her eyes. Grasping her chin, he bobbed her head up, "you'll be punished, my love. Today, is the day one," Kissing her forehead, he disappeared, leaving her to revel in her thoughts and dreading her future life. Because Zaryab was a man of his words.

𝘽𝙮 𝙁𝙖𝙩𝙚 𝙨𝙚𝙧𝙞𝙚𝙨 𝘽𝙊𝙊𝙆 # 01 Get ready to immerse yourself in the enthralling world of "Ayesha," a story about a 19-year-old college girl named Ayesha, who has big dreams for her future. But her dreams are shattered when she is forced into marriage with a 29-year-old millionaire named Ahad. Why did this happen? Well, her sister ran away from her own wedding, and Ayesha had to step in to save her family's reputation. Ahad is not a warm and friendly person. In fact, he dislikes almost everyone except his family. Ayesha finds herself in a marriage with a man who seems distant and uninterested in her. But Ayesha is not one to give up easily. She is determined to break through the walls around Ahad's heart and find the love she craves from her husband. As they spend more time together, Ayesha's kindness and spirit begin to chip away at Ahad's icy exterior. He starts to see the real Ayesha, a young woman with dreams and ambitions that inspire him. Can Ayesha's love and determination thaw Ahad's heart completely? Will their forced marriage turn into something more meaningful? Follow their journey in "Ayesha," a heartwarming tale of love, sacrifice, and finding unexpected connections in life.

RaniaxTaimoor (Stand Alone) An 'I Am Madiha' Spin-off ........... "It's like I am stained.... Like one of those 'un-removable' kind of fabric dyes she uses...And no matter where I'll go, the whole world can see it on me.. It's not just on my skin, it's stained my heart.. My soul.. It's inside me. It's in my blood. Try as I might, I can't really do anything about it now. I am done for." _______________________________________________ Two polar opposites from the same University with a mutual dislike for the other, tried with everything they had, keep to their own lives. But coming from the same elite circle, in the world of misfortune and random coincidences it was fated that their paths would collide. One wrong tweet, one accident, two desperate people, one Deal. Cliché?? Read to find out. Join in the tale of Rania Raees and Taimoor Awan. Set in the city of Lahore, Pakistan. Full of glitter, glamour, awry trends, wild emotions, and wrong relationships. All things that pave the road to Heartbreak. Its a wild one. (Jump in but Don't say I didn't told you so.) **** ¶Disclaimer¶ Book Dialogues in Roman Urdu Language and no translations promised because this is a lazy author who has a hard time translating Urdu to English..

The story of a Pakistani girl born in a desi middle class household. Being part of the society that believes Fair is Lovely, Madiha has a hard time settling with her brown skin and ordinary looks. All her mother wants, like every other desi mother, is for her daughter to find a prince charming that would fly her off to his lavish kingdom.. However, they soon realize that prince charming may not be all that charming and that true love may not always reside in lavish kingdoms. Sometimes it's infront of you, all you need is a pair of eyes that has the sight to see it. That's why they say beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder. Disclaimer: Book dialogues in Roman Urdu still un-translated