#1 in Nigerian romance on 27-11-018 "Be mine forever" I laughed and crossed my legs under the covers trying to drive away the chill that crept up my bare legs. I wanted to be here forever, laying on his chest. "Possessive huh?" I breathed out. He looked more serious as I strained to look at him. I felt him try to sit up and I held him back by knotting our legs together, and he seemed to like it. Perfect, we weren't perfect but I felt perfect right where I was. "Babe?" "Yh" I said drawing lazy lines on his chest with my index finger. "I want forever with you, Forever?" What was he trying to say? Oh no! Nah, he couldn't be. I just smiled and continued drawing the lazy lines. "Marry me" I stopped. No Ever met a girl that doesn't believe in love? Yeah Ever met a girl that believes in love as much as she believes that the sun would rise from the east everyday but doesn't believe in happily ever after... well, then I guess its time to meet Nkiru wren orji Let's see if any gentleman can change her view on matrimony in this intriguing romance novel.

Hi everyone, welcome to my page. this isnt your average, everyday wattpad story. It's not vampire or werewolf nor is it the usual cliché love stories. well yes its a love story but with a different twist, trust me. One more thing, i am nigerian so this story lets you see the world through a nigerians eyes, explore our culture, language,dance steps, way of life, beliefs etc. so if ure curious and want to learn more this is the story for you. Please support me by reading, voting and commenting. Thank you.

Can you learn to love someone that is the complete opposite of what you consider your type? Zim's life gets flipped upside down when her parents decided on an arranged marriage.

© 2018 All Rights Reserved This is a story about a beautiful young girl who falls in love with someone she meets on the internet. Through love, lust, heartbreaks, betrayals, happy moments... Will love win? Or will this be another story of a happily never after?

Ruqayyah Ameen has always been her family's pride, cherished for her beauty, kindness, and unwavering dedication to tradition and religion. Strong yet sensitive, outspoken yet deeply connected to her roots, she has always followed the path her family laid out for her. But when she meets Al-Amin, her world is turned upside down. As Ruqayyah experiences the joys and struggles of first love, she must confront new emotions, challenges, and choices that will shape her future. Join Ruqayyah on a heartfelt journey of love, faith, and self-discovery as she navigates the delicate balance between family, tradition, and her own heart.

The idea of arranged marriage vanished into thin air when she set her eyes on him. Although he is nothing close to the man of her dreams, he is a 'picture perfect'. Is there even a Mr. Right?, Amnah wondered. Hell broke loose when his mother decides to organise a bridal contest for her first son. Is she going back to her arranged marriage idea? Will she join the contest?? Is a bridal contest possible in Northern Nigeria??? What is his view on her and the contest? The mystery will be unraveled in the story. You just need to add it to your library and enjoy. ? ? ?

"do you know the meaning of your name?"her father asked "yes,you told me.....an angel"she replied "you are my and your mother's angel"he said with a proud smile. She went on a journey that led her to her FOREVER

Too nice and pushed around Grace with a record of zero romance, found everything she yearned for when she had baby Precious but was baby Precious all she ever needed or was there more to find precious? Book cover by Victor Ay Copyright © 2019. #projectnigeria

Two sisters given birth But separated Find out more in the novel!!!

Abdulhameed: She's my dream girl. Fatima: He's always been my crush, every girl has a crush on him. Abdulhameed: I love her. Fatima: I love him. Abdulhameed: I'm doing it for my father. Fatima: I'm literally forced. Abdulhameed: But she still loves her ex. Fatima: But he still loves his ex wife. Abdulhameed: And its just two years marriage. Fatima: And its just two years marriage.