Refugee Stories

This is a little story I had started writing yet didn't finish let me know what you think

She agreed to be his wife. She did not agree to love him.

Zaid Asfour is a rich CEO. Despite all his fortune, he's quite lonely and spends his time at work to occupy his mind. Things start to change when Ibrahim contacts him to offer his grand-daughter in marriage. An offer is made and when Yumna Roumi turns 16, she'll marry the wealthy handsome CEO. As much as this sounds like a stupid arranged marriage, it isn't the truth. Indeed, many secrets are waiting to be discovered and unravelled. By you.

Young Lena Bentheim is forced to flee Nazi Germany for Chicago in 1935, leaving her family and boyfriend behind. After learning English, she eventually finds a new life as a secretary in the Physics Department of the University of Chicago. She meets and marries another German refugee scientist and has a child. Then tragedy strikes, and Lena is forced to spy on the nuclear fission experiments at the U of Chicago. A novella set in the early years of the Manhattan Project, The Incidental Spy is another fascinating historical thriller by Libby Fischer Hellmann, also the author of the highly acclaimed stand-alone thrillers Set the Night on Fire, A Bitter Veil, and Havana Lost.

#3 n Refugee on 2019/06/23 "We're a ruse." A retelling of the Snow Queen. Eima is an adrenaline junkie. From nabbing a mafia member, to finding a child's possessed toy, these are just few of her missions. She is a member of the Queen of Hearts aka Q.U.O.H an organization whose purpose is to cleanse people's Ruuhs, (souls) and stop them from becoming black Ruuhs. Eima encounters a boy named Bashir who's Ruuh is half black and on the verge of becoming corrupted by a spectre. Eima and her partners find answers to the escalating attacks and just who is behind them.

Conjoined twins Zach and Noah Casmir live in The Windy City: Chicago. Considered a mistake by their parents, the twins were left in the care of their Romanian grandmother, who brought them to America for educational opportunities. Zach and Noah, with a lot of hard work and dedication, along with the unending support of their grandmother, had proved that their disability couldn't hold them back. They were the top of their class, athletic idols, and humble souls. It was their senior year of high school when they had an unfortunate encounter with a local gang. The two were able to hold them off at the time, but how long can they keep it up?

I don't really know a lot about love But you're in my head, you're in my blood Season 1 - Season ??? [Chenford x OC]

Earth has fallen. When the planet crosses its final climate tipping point, temperatures rise, crops fail, and billions are forced onto the move. Diplomacy gives way to ultimatums, then to war. From unassuming laboratories to streets drowning in heat and hunger, a fractured world stumbles toward its final reckoning. As famine and conflict spread, international order dissolves into violence and blame, and armies march north through ruins chasing a future that no longer exists. Yet amid the despair, a radical plan takes shape to move a fragment of humanity to the red sands of Mars. As Earth burns and the heavens fill with refugees, one truth becomes unavoidable: the future belongs only to those willing to sacrifice everything. In the chaos of the apocalypse, a new kind of security service is needed to enforce order where nations have failed. From the ashes of Old Earth, the Sunguard rises. Scorched Earth is a sweeping hard-science epic about collapse, survival, and the cost of choosing a future when the present is already lost.

Earth has been left idle for over one thousand years and humanity now lives on space-stations and alien ships. Having forgotten about their history, the humans in space have started anew while as life on the infected planet below has begin to thrive in ways that the United of Planets never saw coming. A discord erupts immensely when the evolved humans left on earth come face to face with those who had fled to the stars. Creatures, language, and the start of a Universal War- this is only just the beginning.

A short story about a young person, whose gender, age and name will remain unspecific, who lives in the capital city of Somalia and has returned from a refugee camp.

The village Mithle burned in a night raid and Avi Itoma survived. But he wished he hadn't. His sister was stolen, his family went missing, and Avi was taken somewhere he had never been before: a place that housed far too many nightmares for far too many people. Introduced as a refugee camp, Avi's new home was not as welcoming as it pretended to be, and Avi was left with hope as his last lifeline as he plummeted straight into its deepest secret. A desert wasteland and a desperate refugee and only one place to go. In a terrifying new place, Avi is met with one conclusion: escape or die trying. +++ ~ 1st place in Action, The Golden Awards 2018 ~ 1st place in Fantasy, The Gizmo Awards 2019 ~ 1st place in Unknown Story for November 2018, The Blue Rose Awards ~ 2nd place in Fantasy for November 2018, The Blue Rose Awards ~ 2nd place in Overall Favorite for November 2018, The Blue Rose Awards ~ 4th place (runner up) in Action, The Belle Amé Awards 2020 (Currently a lightly edited first draft. This is my oldest writing on Wattpad, so read at your own discretion.) Started August 28, 2017, finished October 15, 2018. Cover by @elzarion

A fleeting thought

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Not every story has a happily-ever-after. What hope is left when you are stranded in the middle of the ocean? When the storm is so rough you can barely hear yourself over the roar of the waves? What's left to cling to when your tears are washed away by the rain before you even have a chance to cry? Ara is alone. She is afraid. All she wants is a happy ending.

{Story incomplete.} This is a historical fiction about the story of a young man experiencing war at home. The setting is Mogadishu, Somalia. After the collapse of the central government, rebels were roaming freely on the country, roadblocks were rampant, and no one was held accountable for anything. This is the story of a young man experiencing war in a country which was once the regional super power of Africa. Somalia was once dubbed "the Switzerland of Africa." Beautiful tourist sites and museums would soon be reduced to rubble. Clan rivalry ran deep within the small nation. Now, it would unfold.

A story about refugees Refugees are also human being and have mercy on them.... Best rank# #81 in refugee (26/8/21) #33 in refugee (1/9/21)

*COMPLETE* "You could stay with me." Delilah Lasting- or 'Lilo', to the few who are close to her- all but gave up her whole life when her father fell fatally ill. These days, she spends most of her time as his carer: managing his medicine and the housework, all the while balancing home duties with her studies. Nobody helps her- not another family member, and certainly not her old friends, including the ex-boyfriend who broke her heart. Enter Khan Farid- the mysterious, charismatic new boy at school. Khan is as charming as it gets... on the outside. Inside, he hides a multitude of secrets that could threaten his family's security, and even their lives. Following a disastrous first meeting, Lilo wants to avoid Khan at all costs, but when the two get roped into doing lights for the school production together, this resolution is harder than ever to maintain. Especially as Khan seems to be the one person in her life who actually seems to care. But worlds keep Lilo and Khan separate, and they're both soon to learn that no matter how much you love a person, it means nothing if you don't understand them. Both suffer within their life experiences- but that kind of connection only lasts as long as both sides keep trying. Will their struggle to maintain their relationship prove that two broken hearts don't make a whole? Or will it be the other way around?

Rania Algafari never asked to be different, and when she escaped the war in Syria and moved to the UK, her only goal was to live her life in peace. Get up, go to work, avoid talking to the dead - that sort of thing. But not everyone dies quietly, and Rania's soon being pestered by one ghost, blackmailed by another, and distracted by a handsome private investigator who's got his own reasons for wanting to solve a particularly gruesome murder. While Will Lawson doesn't mind using unorthodox methods to crack a case, he's never had to contact his witnesses via a seance before. But the clock is ticking, and Will and his unlikely sidekicks need to hunt down a killer before he's dispatched to join the spirit world himself.

Joel David Bond lives in Iraq. By choice. So when he suddenly finds himself quarantined indefinitely on a remote Greek island, friends and family romanticize it as a fortunate event. But even paradise has its troubles: away from his love and the life he knows, and with nothing but a carry-on bag, a weak internet signal, and a fair amount of pluck, Bond is forced to learn some hard locked-down life lessons as an unintended refugee from both heart and home. Through the happy accident of exile, Bond's path crosses with that of true refugees, and as their lives intersect, a universal truth is learned that home really is where the heart is. Bond's account captures the refugee experience - be it refugee of heart or home - and how our universal humanity can only be found when we listen to the still, small voice inside. As Large as Your Spirit is an extraordinary memoir of persistent hope, creative grit, uncanny encounters, and what it means to accept yourself and others. ​ Full book available on Amazon and Kindle in early 2023.