Copyright© 2023. All rights reserved. Meet Yasmin El-suraj, the epitome of determination. Defying the stifling norms of a judgmental society, Yasmin fervently pursues her dreams to ensure her family's rightful prosperity. In a society quick to judge, branding a woman's success as tied to whoring about and veiling it under a less prosperous business, Yasmin refuse to be defined by prejudice. When fate presents her the chance to become an event planner, Yasmin seizes it like a lifeline, disregarding her humble beginnings and embracing the opportunity with vigor. As the youngest and least affluent among her peers, she pours her heart and soul into mastering the craft, unwilling to squander this chance. Amidst the whirlwind of her burgeoning career, fate orchestrates a pivotal encounter during her first wedding event-a meeting with Abdullah, a groomsman. A man she knew she wanted, she fell for at first sight. The memory of their first interaction is a blend of blushing embarrassment and unforgettable mortification, etching itself indelibly in Yasmin's psyche. Most wouldn't look his way ever again and would hope to never meet in this lifetime, but not Yasmin. Despite discovering Abdullah's impending marriage, she stakes her claim, unyielding in a society where a man can have four wives, determined to find her place in his life.

©2024 COPYRIGHTS. ❝It's you i want not your virginity, literacy or marriage count.❞ Nabeel became her shadow, her protector in a world that had abandoned her. He fought for her, bled for her, and, in the end, claimed her as his own. In his arms, she found not just love, but a savage devotion-something she never imagined she would experience in this lifetime. And as their worlds collided in passionate, dangerous harmony, Umaimah learned that love, when it finds you, doesn't come with the gentle caress of a fairy tale; it comes with the weight of a storm. Umaimah, a village girl with a heart heavy with desperation, was shackled by the cruelty of her adoptive parents, who treated her more as a servant than family. Her dreams, whispered in the dead of night, were filled with visions of escape-escape from the suffocating village that never saw her worth. Her first and only hope of salvation lay in marriage, but even that fate seemed to mock her. Three engagements had been broken, each leaving her more jaded, and now, at the ripe old age of "marriageable despair," she found herself cast aside, an unwed relic in a world that valued only brides. But fate, it seemed, had other plans. She was sent to the city as a maid-a meager consolation, but one that allowed her to slip away from her tormentors, to vanish into the sprawling anonymity of the urban jungle. She didn't just wish to escape; she needed to find her real parents, the bloodline that might redeem her.

Pulse of Forever In the vibrant chaos of Lagos-Summaiya is drowning in expectation. Medical school demands everything: her mind, her time, her soul. But nothing drains her more than the presence of one man. Professor Muktar Abdullahi. Young. Surgeon. Authority. Confidence. Discipline. brilliant. feared. untouchable. His words cut sharper than his scalpel. His eyes? Cold enough to freeze a room. No one dares get close. No one even tries. He's the man whose silence drowns out entire lecture halls. Whose precision in the operating room borders on brutal. Whose eyes never stray-but when they do, they linger. She hates how she feels on edge around him. Then the unthinkable happens-life pulls her into his world, not as student and professor, but something more intimate. Unspoken. Unnatural. A closeness that neither acknowledges, but both endure. In the quiet moments between them, something sharp begins to shift. A question without form, an ache without name. Is he still the same cold, unreachable professor? Or is there something under the surface-fractured, tender, hers? As secrets press in and old wounds whisper from the past, Summaiya finds herself unraveling everything she thought she knew about love, about duty, and about the man who shouldn't bother her-but somehow does. Pulse of Forever is a haunting, emotionally charged love story of restraint, redemption, and the quiet war between two hearts still learning how to beat-as one.

"You talk too much for my liking". "And yet, here you are, listening". . They were once everything to each other- until time, distance, and silence turned them into strangers. Now, they're nothing alike. Two strangers with distaste towards each other. One is fire. The other, ice. But the sparks between them? Unmistakable and Unavoidable. They clash. They burn. And yet, something keeps pulling them back, something buried beneath forgotten memories and words never said. It was supposed to be hate. But hate was never meant to feel like this. They were never supposed to meet. Never supposed to care. But the past has a way of finding its way home - even when it's been forgotten. What happens when two people who were once everything to each other... become strangers again? Started- 10th July, 2025 Ended- 21st December, 2025 ✨ Most impressive ranking ✨

Book four in the forever series

When news of Jamilah Abubakr's death reached the world, it shook. How couldn't it? It'd lost one of the gems it had left....A young, cultured philanthropist with as much beauty within, as she had without. The Khalil household was one of the most affected. With both sons, Jamil and Ayman having to deal with the loss of the girl who'd meant the world to them. When, two years later, Jamilah Abubakr resurfaced, her death seemingly a scam by her conniving father, Senator Abubakr, she's taken in by the Khalils. However, things aren't as rosy as they were, and Jamilah has lost a great deal of herself to the accident, mentally. She's unable to remember much of her former life, and is in for a bumpy ride once the rest of the socialite circle - a bunch of politicians and government officials that are out to damage hers and the Khalil's reputation - discover her secret. Yahya Khalil, head of the Khalil household, and an important political figure in the country, plans Jamilah's marriage to his sons for her safety. The question of who to wed is then left; Ayman, her childhood best friend and former crush; or Jamil, the man she'd been close to getting married to. Without Jamilah's memories, without the knowledge of how she'd once felt towards both of them, what does she do? Does she make the decision she'd have years ago, before the accident? Or does she make a different decision this time, ignoring the foreign feelings that grip her whenever she sees him? You want to know who 'Him' is? Want to know what her decision is? Delve into Jamilah's world in 'My baby; My wife'.

Not edited. Meet Basma Amin a beautiful Fulani girl. She falls in love with a guy named Abdul, they planned on getting married but Allah has his own plan. She ended marrying her cousin, yazeed. She doesn't love him. But he loves her. He never showed his love to her because he was afraid to get hurt. He promised himself to make Basma love him when they get married no matter what. But Allah (SWT) never made that to happen. Guess what happened.....

Maryam Ibrahim, 24, is the poised, brilliant daughter of a wealthy Kano businessman. She's always done everything right: graduated with honors, wore her hijab, avoided scandal, followed tradition. Her engagement to Engineer Abubakar, a quiet, respectful suitor, is arranged-and she accepts it. But inside, her heart is restless. Something is missing. Everything changes when Khalid Bello returns from abroad. He's not a prince, not a celebrity-but he's elegant, cultured, and different. He's a self-made architect from Zaria, and when Maryam meets him at a family wedding, their brief conversation awakens feelings she's never allowed herself to feel. They part ways. But fate keeps pulling them together-at charity galas, lectures, family visits. Each time, there's tension. Long glances. Words unsaid. Respect... but desire. Maryam is torn. She's engaged. Her family is watching. Society is harsh. But her emotions are growing uncontrollably. The story becomes a delicate dance of: Emotional intimacy without touching Late-night texts that could ruin everything Silent heartbreaks Moments alone in the garden, where nothing happens... and yet everything happens Meanwhile, Abubakar, her fiancé, is cold and unavailable, more interested in his career than her heart. The wedding draws closer. The pressure builds. Her mother is proud. Her sisters are suspicious. And Maryam? She's caught in between duty and desire. Will she choose a life of quiet comfort - or risk everything for a love that might never be accepted?

Rukayya Khalid is elegance in motion, a rising fashion designer known for blending tradition with timeless beauty. Her work speaks louder than her words, and love has never been a priority. Not until a trip to Istanbul rethreads the seams of her carefully stitched world. Ismail Muhammad, an Engineer prefers silence over small talk, blueprints over bold gestures. A brilliant engineer based in Istanbul, he believes in precision until Rukayya arrives and disrupts the rhythm of his quiet life. In a story sewn with ambition, faith, and stolen glances, two souls learn that sometimes, love is written not in grand moments, but in the quiet threads that tie one heart to another.

**Story Description ** In a world where crowns are heavier than hearts, two strangers-bound by a royal promise made before their births-are forced to choose between **duty and desire**. **Bar'kindo**, the quiet prince of Abuja , lives under the crushing weight of expectation. Haunted by love he never confessed and a future already chosen for him, he prepares for a marriage that feels more like sacrifice than union. But **Buddo**, the girl from the small village of Mayo Manbila, is no ordinary bride. Her real name is **Princess Aisha Abdu**-a hidden royal, self-made CEO, and the secret mayor of a village that worships her. Raised in solitude, hardened by grief, and trained in London's elite circles, she has built an empire on her own terms. Now, a letter from the palace threatens to unravel everything. Neither expected this marriage. Neither wants to be owned. But fate-and an ancient promise-have other plans. As love, power, and identity collide, Bar'kindo and Aisha must decide: **Will they follow the path written for them-or rewrite destiny altogether?** ---