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Some stories begin with love... Mine began with a note. I only wanted a note. Instead, I found myself caught in endless rumours, impossible classmates, a queen bee determined to make my life miserable, and a boy who somehow became the centre of every problem I never asked for. High school has a funny way of turning the smallest moments into the biggest memories. One seat change. One misunderstanding. One unexpected friendship. Before I knew it, every ordinary school day felt like the beginning of something I couldn't explain. Maybe we were never supposed to become friends. Maybe we were never supposed to matter to each other. But life doesn't always ask for permission. Sometimes, the people who change your life don't arrive with grand entrances. Sometimes... ...you just end up accidentally close. --- A slow-burn high school romance filled with humour, friendships, misunderstandings, school drama, and the kind of memories that stay with you long after the final bell rings.

𝑵𝒐𝒕 𝒆𝒗𝒆𝒓𝒚 𝒍𝒐𝒗𝒆 𝒔𝒕𝒐𝒓𝒚 𝒃𝒆𝒈𝒊𝒏𝒔 𝒘𝒊𝒕𝒉 𝒍𝒐𝒗𝒆... 𝒔𝒐𝒎𝒆 𝒃𝒆𝒈𝒊𝒏 𝒘𝒊𝒕𝒉 𝒂 𝒕𝒉𝒊𝒓𝒔𝒕 𝒇𝒐𝒓 𝒑𝒐𝒘𝒆𝒓. In the northern nation of Mawtari, bloodline is everything. And love? Merely a weakness waiting to be exploited. Nazara Amana Mansoor has spent her entire life fighting to be seen as more than the 'half-breed' daughter with foreign eyes. Despite her wealth, beauty, and brilliance as a cardiologist, society never lets her forget that she does not truly belong. Zayd Fuad Zarumi, the future Caliph of Dauriyya, lives beneath a crown that feels more like chains than honor. Cold, calculated, and constantly underestimated, he survives palace politics by pretending to be exactly what everyone wants him to be obedient. When Nazara proposes a marriage of convenience to escape the labels suffocating her, Zayd accepts for reasons entirely his own, power, alliances, and access to the influence of her wealthy father. No love. No attachment. No complications Just a contract between two people trying to survive a nation slowly tearing itself apart. But somewhere between royal expectations, whispered betrayals, political conspiracies, dangerous festivals, and a growing war between North and South Mawtari... the rules begin to blur. And when feelings start growing where resentment once lived, both Nazara and Zayd are forced to ask themselves one terrifying question. What happens when the person meant to be your greatest advantage... becomes your greatest weakness?

When a canoe accident separates two best friends in a small village in Ekiti, Nigeria, fourteen-year-old Kemi believes Kunle is gone forever. While Kunle is rescued and adopted by a wealthy family, Kemi is left behind to face poverty, heartbreak, and the harsh realities of life. Fourteen years later, fate reunites them. But can love overcome the scars of the past, the weight of society's judgment, and the choices they were forced to make? A moving story of survival, redemption, and a love that refuses to die.

Haikuwa rahisi kusema sasa imefika mwisho, ila maumivu yalipozidi ata moyo ulisalim amri. Nilimuacha ingali bado nampenda ila moyo utazoea na mwisho utasahau uwepo wake.

By Jillian Stella When curious little Melody falls asleep reading a book about architecture, she's swept away on a magical dream journey across the African continent. From painted walls in South Africa to red earth homes in Namibia and floating villages in Ghana, she discovers how women have shaped the land with their hands, hearts, and heritage. This 10-chapter educational story celebrates African culture, traditional building, and the incredible women who pass their skills through generations. Perfect for readers aged 5-10 who love travel, history, and powerful girls changing the world.

Choice words sewn together to create astonishing pieces, they describe feelings, situations, nature and experiences. Dear readers, and this is a WIP, please bear with me. I edit as I write. Book cover credit: Desygner thank you for a great book cover. #1in Africanpoetry. 18/4/23 #1in Nigerianpoetry 18/4/23 #1 in arianagodoy 18/4/23 #1 in ebookmurahmeriah. 18/4/23 #2 in lectura 18/4/23 # 2 in ebookmurah. 18/4/23 # 2 Africanpoet. 18/4/23 # 3 in ebookwattpad. 18/4/23 #4 in libro. 18/4/23 #4 in wattpadafrica. 18/4/23 #5. in leer 18/4/23 #5 in nature poems. 18/4/23 ABOUT THE AUTHOR Ifumi is an individual with a very busy mind. Words keeps popping up everywhere. They do not observe traffic rules🤣. Here is what she does. She brings the overflow of words here, to prevent a standstill. Her book on nature poems, 'Age of the Sun' is available on Amazon.The link is in her 'About'

There's a new bad boy in the library and Tinashe hates his guts. *** The old library is a second home to Tinashe Martins, one she cannot wait to get to every single morning when she leaves her little apartment. She knows it, eh possibly more than she does the palm of her hand. It's been jointly in her care for as long as she can remember. When Uncle B, the owner, finally retires she has high expectations that he will entrust her with the good of the library. However, her dream gets squashed when her supposed journey to takeover comes with a condition. A condition in the form of Jake Tye. #6 Zimbabwe 24/12/20

The Festival of Broken Calabashes is a heartwarming cultural tale set in the vibrant village of Umuaka, where ancient traditions come alive in a celebration of renewal and unity. Each year, villagers gather to shatter calabashes symbols of pain, secrets, and the past to make room for healing, truth, and new beginnings. When Adaora, a spirited young woman with a burdened heart, returns home for the festival, she must confront her family's hidden wounds and the expectations of tradition. Through dance, song, and the rhythm of shattered calabashes, she discovers strength, identity, and the true meaning of freedom.