© Rich Dad Poor Dad is a 1997 book written by Robert Kiyosaki and Sharon Lechter. It advocates the importance of financial literacy, financial independence and building wealth through investing in assets, real estate investing, starting and owning businesses, as well as increasing one's financial intelligence.

Sacrificial love was what seemed to be the only choice for Basmah, for her cousin with nothing but the family. But they say some people are promised to be together before they even meet, But they met.. and were meant to be... But at the wrong time... Is there going to be a right time? Or a different fate awaits them? Read and find out..... This story is a work of art that happened spontaneously to pass time, Hope you'll enjoy. and oh it's not edited!!! It is a novel for all kinds of audience and does not portray any kind of Culture P.S I wrote this book a WHILE ago, If I am correct 2017ish

A romance between two high school sweethearts- messy, intense, and unforgettable. Munayah is a powerful director at one of West Africa's biggest firms. To the world, she's cold, arrogant, and untouchable. But beneath the tough exterior lies a woman who's been hurt-by the only man she's ever loved. Munir is everything she hates to love-charming, brilliant, and successful, with an ego that matches his wealth. His childhood was twisted, but he masks it with confidence and charm. They argue, clash, and push each other's buttons... but no one else comes close. Their love is chaotic. Their past is painful. And their drama? On a whole different level. This isn't just another love story- it's the kind you feel in your bones.

THIS BOOK IS NOW A PREVIEW Surrayya doesn't do complications. Life is sweet when you keep things simple- bake, paint, watch F1, and avoid emotional entanglements. Feelings? Too messy. Love? Too risky. She'd rather stick to what she can control: her dreams, her business, and her ever-growing collection of car facts no one asks for. Hafiz likes life structured. Numbers make sense. Investments have predictable outcomes. He has always believed that with enough discipline, life can be controlled. But lately, he's starting to realize- some things aren't meant to follow a formula, proving that even the best-laid plans can crash and burn. Their paths weren't supposed to cross. And yet, somehow, they crashed into each other-in the most unexpected place. She's all spontaneity; he's all logic. She runs from feelings; he's learning to confront them. Neither of them is looking for love, but love? It might just be looking for them. Because sometimes, the best things in life happen when you're not paying attention.