©2026.All right reserved Afrah has spent her life protecting her family's honor, following every rule and burying every dream that threatened to break free. Bilal is everything she doesn't need-arrogant, infuriating, and impossible to ignore. When fate keeps throwing them together, stolen glances turn into heated arguments, and hatred begins to blur into something far more dangerous. But in a world where honor comes before the heart, some choices come with a painful price. The price of honor was never meant to be her heart💔

between the crescent and the rose set in the ancient city of kano, where tradition speaks as loudly as love. between the crescent and the rose tells the story of Amina Abubakar, a 19 year old university student whose laughter hides a heart standing at the edge of a life altering choice. born into a respected and rich family, Amina grows up surrounded by love, discipline, and expectations. betrothed since birth to Muhammad, a kind and honorable pilot shaped by tradition and family loyalty, her future seems decided long before she understood what love truly means. the crescent of duty hangs gently but firmly over her life. Everything begins to change when Aliyu Bugage enters her world. older, accomplished, and carrying himself with calm authority, Aliyu is a man untouched by chaos and uninterested in emotions he cannot control. Coming from immense wealth and power, he represented a world Am in a never imagined herself standing in. yet their connection is quiet, pure, and impossible to ignore. like a rose blooming where it shouldn't. caught between family royalty, and personal desire, faith and freedom, Amina must navigate friendships that protects her, cousins who knows her too well, parents who love her in different ways, and a society that watches closely. As feelings deepen and secrets surfaces, hearts tested, and every choice begins to carry consequences.

Bilkisu is seventeen, and she has been keeping a secret that is slowly destroying her from the inside. In a house that looks respectable from the outside, behind a silence her mother chose and a world that never thought to ask - she survives. Until the people who were meant to find her, finally do. Bilkisu is a story about survival, faith, and the healing that begins the moment someone refuses to look away.

Arman Malik. Thirty-two years old. Tall, handsome, powerful, and impossible to ignore. A billionaire by wealth, an heir to a royal throne by blood, and a feared mafia king by reputation. Arrogance is his crown. Power is his language. Cruelty is his signature. A walking red flag wrapped in luxury, danger, and authority. A womanizer who never stays, a cigarette addict who never quits, and a man who believes love is nothing but a weakness. Cold-hearted, ruthless, and emotionally unavailable, Arman trusts very few people and fears absolutely no one. In a world where everyone follows rules, Arman Malik creates his own. What happens when he got tangled with his stubborn cousin in a dangerous love story neither plans for Find out in Arman malik written and owned by shatubello(balbela)

She told him if he walked out, she was done. He walked out. Years passed. Silence hardened into pride. Love turned into something colder. Then their parents arranged their marriage. Neither of them knew they were walking back into the life they once destroyed. Now they're husband and wife. Same house. Same bed. Same unresolved past. They don't reminisce. They don't forgive. They fight. Every conversation is a battlefield. Every touch is a reminder of what they lost. They pretend they've moved on, but anger burns too brightly to ignore. Because the truth is.... They're not fighting because they stopped loving each other. They're fighting because they never did.

Khairiyya's life changed the day her father died. At twelve years old, she lost not only the man who loved her most, but also the only place she had ever called home. Abandoned by a mother eager to start a new life with a new husband, Khairiyya was left in the care of her late father's older brother and his wife-a couple who welcomed her with open arms and loved her as their own. For five years, she found comfort in their kindness, unaware that a promise made long ago had already tied her future to someone she had never met. Rayyan never expected to return home and find a stranger living in his house. After years abroad, he comes back to discover that the quiet girl his parents took in after her father's death is no longer a child. Worse still, she is the fiancée he never agreed to have. At twenty-six, marriage is the last thing on his mind. At seventeen, Khairiyya wants nothing more than to belong. Bound by a promise neither of them made, they find themselves caught between family expectations, old wounds, and feelings neither is willing to acknowledge. But when the past comes knocking and the people who once abandoned Khairiyya suddenly want a place in her life, she is forced to choose between the family that left her behind and the one that chose her. In a story of love, loss, faith, and belonging, Khairiyya learns that sometimes the people Allah places in your life are worth more than the ones you were born to. And sometimes, home is not a place. It's a person. Will this live survive?? 17 & 25 does that makes sense?? Find out by flipping in the next page ✨

Aamar is a 30-year-old man who has already lived through a lifetime of love-and loss. After a tragic accident took the woman he loved, he was left with a grief so heavy it changed him completely. Quiet. Distant. Closed off. He made a promise to himself: never to love again. And he kept it. Until Zunaira. Zuni is 22-young, determined, and fiercely independent. She worked hard to become a therapist, choosing to understand people rather than depend on them. Love, to her, was unreliable. Unnecessary. Something she never believed in. And she was okay with that. Until she met him. What happens when a man who refuses to feel meets a woman who doesn't believe in love? When silence meets chaos... and grief meets healing? Will Aamar be able to keep his promise? Or will Zuni slowly break down the walls he spent years building? And what about Zuni- will she remain untouched by the very thing she never believed in? Or will she find herself falling... without even realizing it? A story of healing, patience, and the kind of love that doesn't force its way in- but stays. Let's find out. 🤍

Left completely alone after their parents tragically die within twenty-four hours, eight-year-old Rayhan, six-year-old Amin, and their newborn sister, Rufaidah, are stripped of their inheritance by greedy relatives and thrown onto the streets of Kaduna. Protected only by a penniless neighboring widow, these three innocent siblings must rely on each other and their faith to grow up, survive, and navigate a world that abandoned them.

Fatima bukar danbatta knows as Jidda a girl full with vibes, who did not give a little bit of love to any man if not her man sadiq wambai, then unexpected Imran Muhammad ameer matawalle came into her life without her knows. And then everything changed. Join me let dive in😘

Asma'u believes in marriage the way she believes in oxygen - necessary, non-negotiable, and somehow always just out of reach. She comes by it honestly. Growing up watching her parents love each other with the kind of ease that looks effortless and never is, she decided early that she wanted exactly that. The same warmth, the same certainty, the same soft place to land. What she got instead was a series of men that can only be described as practice for patience. After enough disasters to fill a journal - and she has, unfortunately, filled one - Asma'u is starting to wonder if the problem is her. Then Yahya comes back. She remembers him as the neighbor's son who was nineteen when she was twelve - patient, steady, the kind of person who made the world feel safe just by being in it. When he appears at her parents' door years later and asks for her hand the same evening, it feels like an answer to every Dua she's ever made. She says yes before she finishes thinking. This is a story of love, desperation, and the quiet cost of marrying a memory.