A compilation of short dialogues.

What Umaymah was trying to do was make the bad boy good again. Free from crimes, his bad habits and come back to his religion. Things however, only gets complicated when you add in a marriage, a child and a blow from the past - all of which will either reach the pair a lesson or ensure that they lose everything they've worked for. Second book in the 'My Choice' series ❤️ Cover credits to @Cloudland

"Beauty is that we're all different individuals with our own values and paradigms that's what makes us and completes us or else it would get a little boring" A whole new world of poetry. Life inspirational with enthusiastic words that'll touch the hearts and feelings all too real *** read vote and feedback (:

Highest rank #10 in spiritual "Take me home, please-" She requested him in a broken voice. Haani paused to look in her direction for a moment but she refused to meet his gaze. Nodding more to himself, he understood at once what she meant by home. Walking towards her side of the car he opened the door for her. Without a word she got out and started walking towards the house before Haani could clasp his large hand around her arm to stop her. She abrupty stopped and turned around to face him. Her face as blank as a stone sculpture yet to carve. "It's not safe here." He informed her with genuine concern. "Then where is it safe? With you?" ...... Famous artist Haani Fateen knows that nothing comes for free, you always have to set a bait to catch your fish. So, when he finds the source of inspiration to his art, he sets his game. Sanari Abdul knows one thing, men are enslaved to their desires. So, when she finds herself trapped in his games, she can't escape anymore.

Paras Abbas. A walking contradiction. A person harbouring the heart of a child but the brains of a grown-up. A girl with a will to listen to and help anyone she can with her words and action. (A girl addicted to chocolate, tea and books. A healthy addiction, of course.) And a teenager with a knack of getting involved. Ethan Hayworth. A breathing complication. A boy who just wants one stable point to tether his life to. A man hiding his wounds under the façade of a curt, blunt, and impudent brat. (A boy with anger, and trust issues. Nothing major, of course.) And a teenager with a knack of getting into trouble. When Paras moves to US to live with her father, joins a new high school and gets picked as the member of the school's support society( while raising her hand to fix her hijab pin), she's in deep with more on her plate than she ever bargained for. Throw Ethan in the mix and you get a beautiful disaster. An appealing, alluring, and winsome adversity. Chaos and serenity. Darkness and light. Earth and Sky. Storm and Silence. It is, indeed, beautiful. As.... after all, she's his hijabi anchor. Spiritual: #108 (13|09|2016)

Sabr is an Arabic/ Urdu word for patience. This story highlights the difficulties a women named Sahla faces being the only care taker and earner of the family. Sahla Phillips is 23 year old, practical minded lady. She has had a pretty busy life looking after her old parents. Complications arise like a storm when her fiancé rejects to marry her. She could have cared less if it wasn't for her family. But her life takes such a chaotic turn, where she finds herself tangled in a tumult with no escape. Being a brave lady that she is, she decides to face life with the best thing she has; Sabr.