"So what are you doing in our house dingy girl?" He asked her coldly. "It's none of your business and please stop calling me dingy girl" She replied not meeting his gaze. "If I didn't stop calling you what can a low-class person like you do?" He asked glaring at her. "Simple I'll start calling you rich brat or dingy boy it is," She said faking thinking. "I dare you to call me that" He angrily said. "Dingy boy" She nonchalantly said without an ounce of fear for him. "Youuuuu" He barked as he matched towards her but-- ***** Follow the love story of Fatima Muhammad Abubakar popularly known as Fadimatuu and Ibraheem Khaleel Siddiqui who hated each other at first sight. So what happened when they were made to marry each other, could their hate triumph or would love conquer?

After literally being forced to wed her lover's elder brother, Amira realizes he's worse than she'd assumed. Having to deal always with his hatred, abuse and coldness towards her, how long will it take for her patience to run out completely? Or what's the hot button she needs to call it all over? Will Ali ever realize he's wrong about her? Will he ever get over his hatred? Will he ever see her differently? Even if he does, will she ever find it in her heart to forgive him? Or will their relationship peter out entirely?

Umaima's been waiting for her fairytale ending ever since she spotted her very own Prince Charming at the age of nine-Muhammad, the eldest son of her mother's friend. Though time and distance separated them, Umaima's heart never strayed, and her imagination ran wild. Now 21, she's ready for her long-awaited chance to make him see her as more than just the awkward little girl from his past. With Muhammad's mother on the hunt for a daughter -in-law, Umaima is determined to prove one thing: true love really is worth the wait-and maybe a little bit of scheming.

A lighthearted read. They're forced into an arranged marriage by their parents. Akram, a guy with a troubled past will have to learn to love Amira, a girl without a single problem in the world. Easy right? Throw money, crazy friends and jealous ex's into mix and you've got..... - *CAN BE READ AS A STAND-ALONE*

Assertive, decisive, aloof, astute, logical - Tayyib. Cheerful, extroverted, curious, optimistic, rebellious- Nadira. Opposites attract when working with magnets, but it gets complicated when it comes to human relationships. Such a pairing should not exist, but it's inevitable.

A NOVELLA- Bilal has always taken life in stride-an easygoing family physician who enjoys his work but refuses to let the weight of responsibility dampen his charm and humour. As the heir to a prestigious hospital, he's used to admiration, but when Hafsa-a brilliant and beautiful final-year med student-steps into his world, she's unlike anyone he's met before. Hafsa, raised in a strict and modest household, is disciplined, cautious, and fiercely protective of her reputation. The last thing she expects during her internship is the attention of the esteemed Dr. Bilal himself. His interest unsettles her, yet it sparks something thrilling-something she's never allowed herself to explore.

A NOVELLA- Nabila's world had once been filled with light, laughter, and love-until the darkness crept in and consumed it all. For the past year, she has lived in self-imposed exile, hiding from the people who knew her and the memories that haunt her. Once vibrant and full of dreams, Nabila now drifts through life in a haze of sadness and indifference, clinging to the faint hope that happiness might find her again, though it feels impossibly out of reach. Umar's life is no less tangled. Stuck in a complicated marriage, his only joy is his young son, who anchors him in a life that often feels unlivable. As a father, Umar's devotion is unshakeable, and he would sacrifice anything to keep his son safe and smiling, even if it means enduring a life that stifles his own happiness. When Nabila and Umar's paths unexpectedly cross, they discover a kindred spirit in each other-someone who understands the pain, the yearning, and the fragile hope for something better.

A NOVELLA- Noora never wanted to be married to Fawaz. At 23, she's been tied to him for three years, not out of love, but because her parents chose him for her. She complied with their wishes, but compliance doesn't equal happiness. Now, with Fawaz's baby growing inside her, Noora's resentment has only deepened. She hates the marriage, she hates Fawaz, and she's made sure he knows it. Fawaz, once determined to make it work has spent three years trying to break through her icy walls, and now, with a child on the way, he doesn't want to let their future slip away but with Noora's behaviour, he's not too sure he wants to keep on trying. A raw and emotional journey about unwanted obligations and the possibility of rebuilding something beautiful from the ruins. Can they heal what's already shattered, or will their actions tear them apart for good?

Multiple lapses in judgement lead Fatima into an arranged marriage. But the young girl uses it as an opportunity to find herself and develop meaningful relationships. ~~ I hated who I was, who I am, who I'm becoming. A reflection of your failure, living proof of how unyielding a broken heart could be. Why did you do this to me? - *CAN BE READ AS A STAND-ALONE*

Raees has it all-a successful career, a close-knit group of friends, and a heart hopelessly set on a woman who couldn't care less. Ummita, a self-proclaimed recluse, is the epitome of indifference to romance-especially when it comes to a charming, persistent pilot like him. But no matter how hard she tries to keep him at arm's length, Raees is determined to break through her defences, one sweet gesture at a time. With each surprise, each small act of kindness, Raees falls deeper-and Ummita, despite herself, begins to wonder if ignoring him is really such a good idea after all. Will her heart finally catch up to his, or will Raees' green flag turn into a red one?