'The world forgot her day, just like they forgot her.' Born on February 29th, Elara officially "exists" only once every four years. Every time the date passes, the world seems to forget her. Her name vanishes from records, her face fades from memories and her very presence begins to blur. On the fifth leap year since losing her parents, Elara boards a cruise which is the last place she was seen in a faded old photo with her parents. There, she plans to end her life, certain that no one would notice she's gone. But, just before she jumps into the sea, a mysterious message flashes on her phone. Short, but striking; "If you jump, the world will never know what it lost." That message not only saves her, but draws her into a greater mystery; about who she really is, why the world forgets her and who the "unknown" is... someone who knows far too much about her. ------- ‼️This is a short story, every part is short. Thank you💙. 📌Complete 100% Start: 12/7/2025 Finish: 28/12/2025 Enjoy my first 📚! (•⁠ᴗ⁠•)

He was her cousin by fate. But destiny had other plans. A forced marriage. Two hearts that shouldn't love-yet can't stop falling. When love and family collide, what will she choose?

🌙🕊️ Liyana Aliz spent years loving someone she could never truly call hers. A love carried quietly through childhood, distance, family gatherings, and countless prayers - until one night, she finally said everything she'd kept buried. Rayyan gave her no false hope. Only the truth she needed to hear: sometimes, the person you love is not the person Allah has written for you. So Liyana begins again. Not perfectly. Not all at once. Through ordinary days, unfinished prayers, family laughter, quiet tears, and little reminders from Allah, she slowly learns that healing isn't forgetting what once mattered. It's learning to trust what comes after it. And somewhere beyond the life she knows, there is a stranger whose words keep finding their way into her quiet moments. They have never met. They don't know each other's stories. They don't even know that their paths have already begun to cross. But perhaps some stories begin long before two people ever meet. A story of healing, faith, unseen connections, and the kind of love that is not chased - but written. Written in Du'a, Met in Qadr 🌙