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Anwar was already moving toward her. "Anwar... don't," she whispered. His hand reached for her veil. She screamed, the sound tearing from her throat as panic took over. "Keep quiet!" he shouted, his voice thunderous, shaking the room. She fought back, pushing at his chest, struggling with everything she had. Fear made her hands shake, but she didn't stop resisting. Her breaths came fast and broken as she tried to escape his grip. his father's call came through and puts it on speaker. "What is happening there?" his father demanded. "Who is screaming like that?" Anwar didn't hesitate. "It's my wife-to-be." Nayara opened her mouth to speak, to scream for help-but Anwar's voice cut her off. "Stay quiet," he warned sharply. On the line, his father's voice exploded, ordering him to stop whatever he was doing. Anwar ignored him. Instead, he picked up his phone again and dialed another number. It rang twice. "Nayara?" her father's tense voice came through. "Where are you? Why aren't you home?" She tried to answer. "She's with me," Anwar said instead. There was a pause. "Who are you?" her father asked. "Her husband-to-be." "What nonsense is this?" her father snapped. Anwar's voice turned cold. "I don't have time. My father is on the line. I want to marry Nayara immediately." Both men started shouting at once through the speaker. Anwar leaned closer to Nayara, lowering his voice so only she could hear. "Tell him." She shook her head, tears filling her eyes. He raised his voice again. "I want her as my wife. Decide now." His father roared through the phone, furious, ordering him to step back. Anwar didn't move. "I'd rather touch her as my wife," he said calmly into the phone, "than do something I won't take responsibility for. If you refuse this marriage, don't expect me to change my mind." Nayara let out a broken scream. Her father's voice cracked as he demanded, "What do you want?" Anwar answered without hesitation. "Marry her to me. Now."

The hostel follows four university fresher's sharing a room in a harsh economy. What started as a struggle to survive school fees and hunger turned into something darker. withing a year the room that was meant to be their safe space became the scene of death,arrest,pregnancy,and heartbreak. Only one of them walked out alive to tell it

A quiet, years-long longing between a medical graduate and her distant cousin-a stubborn army officer who chose duty over a family empire. Set against the backdrop of Nigeria's military world, this is a story of hidden feelings, sacrifice, and loving a man whose life is built on discipline and danger.

Sequel in spirit to From War to Whispers Some stories never truly end. They live on in memories. In quiet moments. In hearts that continue to heal. After losing her father, Amina learned that some wounds never completely disappear. You simply learn to live with them. She had finished school and settled into a quiet life, finding comfort in routines, books, and silence. Then came an internship. A simple decision. One she believed would change nothing. But sometimes, the smallest choices lead us to the greatest journeys. A new family. New responsibilities. New beginnings. And one man... Adeel Farouk Idris. She never expected her path to cross with his. He never imagined she would become part of his world. Yet Allah had already written a story neither of them could see. A story that wouldn't begin with love... But with kindness. With healing. With family. Because love doesn't always arrive with grand gestures. Sometimes... It comes quietly. Like a whisper. A whisper of light. Welcome to Whispers of Light.

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.

Ariana Adeyemi's life in London was perfect sparkling with wealth, attention, and freedom but a single phone call from her brother in Nigeria shatters everything.Pulled back into a family full of secrets ties and a father decided to control her . Ariana must confront the truth she never wants to see OR "Ariana Adeyemi lived a quiet, golden life in London... until one phone call dragged her back into a world built on secrets, bloodlines, and betrayals older than she is. Returning to Nigeria, she expects to fix family problems-but instead she uncovers a history soaked in danger, a jealous enemy hiding in plain sight, and a prophecy that refuses to let her go. She ran from her past, but now her past wants her back. A mysterious mirror pulls her into the origins of her lineage, revealing hidden powers, fragile loyalty, and a destiny written long before she was born. In a world where trust is a luxury and danger wears familiar faces, Ariana must confront the darkness in her bloodline before it consumes her." ---

In the prestigious halls of Royalty High School in Lagos, Nigeria, the elite students are known for their wealth, beauty, and popularity. Perfection is the standard that everyone strives to achieve. The students are expected to excel in academics, sports, and social status, but beneath the facade of perfection lies a world of secrets, insecurities, and hidden desires. In a world where appearances can be deceiving and perfection is just an illusion, "Not So Perfect" explores the struggles and triumphs of young adults as they navigate the high-stakes world of high school and discover that true strength comes from embracing their flaws and imperfections. "Not So Perfect " is a captivating tale of friendship, love, and self-discovery set against the backdrop of Nigeria's elite high school scene.

Damola comes from a wealthy family and gets everything she wants, or does she? Read on to see how she discovers painful truths and also learns what makes life worth living. WARNING!: THERE IS A SUICIDE SCENE AND ONE OR TWO TRIGGERS. I WILL BE WARNING YOU AHEAD OF TIME. PLEASE PROTECT YOUR MENTAL HEALTH ❤️ I'll be updating everyday or every two days. Please keep voting and sharing while you read ❤️

--- 🌸 INTRODUCTION "From War to Whispers" - a story of two hearts that started as rivals and somehow learned how to fall. They say the line between love and hate is thin. Mine was a whole lot arguments,pranks and much more. Growing up next to Zaid Kabir was like living beside a walking disaster. He was loud, arrogant, annoyingly handsome - the kind of boy who thought the world revolved around his smirk. And me? I was the girl who refused to orbit him. We fought over everything. Mangoes. Water. Who greeted first. If he breathed too loudly, I'd complain. If I smiled too long, he'd tease me. Everyone said we'd outgrow it. We never did. Years later, fate laughed in my face and threw us into the same university, the same city, the same story - again. He's still Zaid. Still annoying. Still impossible. But something's changed. Maybe it's me. Maybe it's him. Maybe the war has started whispering something neither of us wants to admit to Whispers. Where enemies learn how to listen... and maybe, how to love. ----

" You're a good girl. " No she's anything but that, she's the villain to almost everyone's stories, the bully, spoilt toxic rich girl, and sadly she doesn't realize. She's flawed, she sees things through a twisted perspective, she's not the best but she thinks she is, she's the girl who you'd see on Instagram and which you were, she feels everyone should be under her. Well, that's what makes her Yazemi. She doesn't know anything about life obviously. Would the death of someone teach her a few lessons about life? Or the numerous pranks and her sudden sickness? A/N: Bro, I'm so bad at descriptions, especially when it has to do with summary(╥﹏╥)

"I made a mistake and I don't expect you to be proud of me" I yelled tears streaming down my face. " Scold me , hit me do whatever you want I won't hold it against you, I'd expect it from you because you have every reason to be mad" by now my eyes were fogged over and I could barely make out the expression on his face. "But you were the last person I thought would push me away" I sobbed ~~ ~~ ~~ For Arinola having her baby might as well have been the best thing that happened to her because she loved him to death and didn't regret having him, but the one thing she did regret was how it happened because it made her life spiral out of control and lead her to face things she'd never thought she'd face..... and from the people she'd least expected

Got you, Readers ✍️❤️ --- Wattpad Book Description* *She wanted him. Forever.* *Allah wanted something else.* Maryam never planned to love Yusuf. It was supposed to be quiet. Harmless. A friendship with limits. But hearts don't ask permission. And when love settles in, it doesn't care about timing, or what's halal, or what will break you later. Now she's caught between the man her soul chose... and the Lord her soul belongs to. _Wanting My Forever in Him_ is a bittersweet story of love, qadr, and sabr. About choosing Allah when it costs you the most. About a heart that learned to whisper _"You are enough"_ to itself. *If you've ever had to let someone go for Allah's sake...* *this book was written for you.* ✨ *Updates:* Every Sunday & Friday ✨ *Genre:* Halal Romance # Islamic Fiction # Emotional # ✨ *Warnings:* Heartbreak, unrequited love, tears. No explicit content. _Will you let Maryam's story break you too?_ ---

--- The Challengers Written by Hafsatu Salisu Five stories. Five destinies. Five kinds of love-across generations. In the heart of Northern Nigeria, where tradition meets resilience, five young hearts navigate friendship, loyalty, and quiet love. Raihan's heart beats with Raihanna's name, but her silence holds more than pain-it holds power. Alamin watches with quiet understanding. Maryam feels the sting of jealousy. Ammara holds the bond together. And Raihanna? She challenges the world with her silence and her strength. But this isn't just their story. Behind them stand mothers who once fought their own battles. -women whose marriages taught them pain, patience, and pride. Their love stories weren't perfect, but they were real. And now, they pass down their courage, their wisdom, and their warnings. "You are every woman's king of heart-but not me," Fatima declares. "I will fight for my justice till I get my justice," Raihanna answers. Long-lost friends reunite. Secrets stir. And love-both young and old-faces its greatest test. This is a story of hijabi voices rising. Of strong female leads. Of childhood bonds and married truths. Of courage, loyalty, and the kind of love that doesn't need to shout to be heard. They are not just characters. They are challengers. And their story is just beginning. The pain of separation after secondary school with pain of never seeing your beloved friend seeking and searching for them, the eagerness to see them again share those memories left ,how Lucky they are to find you again.........................

Issue #III March 2020 Wattpad Nigeria Magazine

Does your name affect what's coming for you? Joy Wilson, while enjoying her twenties saunters into an angle she never thought she'd be in. An incident changes her from the nice lady she was, to a rude, revenge seeking lady. She never gives up on God and she eventually meets the villain, face to face. Her choice brings up another big issue for her.

Ella is an half cast somewhere in Africa. Ella emerges on a journey of a new life, determined to attain victory. But as we all know, life is a twist full of ups and downs, love and hate, happiness and tears and the good and bad.

•He needed a wife. She needed to pay back a favor. •His mother suggested her name. She didn't see why not. •He thought he knew her. She had some secrets she wasn't ready to share. But surely in every web of lies, secrets must come to light, a few times with vague repercussions, and more often than not, very disastrous consequences.

A young lad and his loved ones from Cross River, with daring ambitions, seek to overcome obstacles they experience as Nigerians. Will they? #1 in project African culture #1 in gender inequality 27/7/24 #2 in Calabar 18/4/23 #5 in mother-in-law18/4/23 #1 in Calabar 8/11/23 #3 in instability 23/7/24 Thank you so much for reading this... Please, this is still a WIP, so bear with me. I edit progressively. Trigger alert: violent scenes and words, matured content. Book cover credit: Desygner, thank you for a great book cover. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Ifumi is an individual with a very busy mind. Words keep popping up everywhere. They do not observe the traffic rules🤣. Here is what she does. She brings the overflow of words to prevent a standstill. Her book on nature poems, 'Age of the Sun' is available on Amazon. The link is in her 'About'

Hillcrest Academy was supposed to be just another elite school - fancy uniforms, strict teachers, and students who already had their lives figured out. But beneath the polished halls and glossy smiles, something softer brews. This is a story about growing up when you're not quite sure who you are yet - or who you're allowed to be. It's about the awkwardness of first crushes, the tension of hiding parts of yourself, and the joy of being seen. From sweet slow-burn friendships that turn into unexpected love, to chaotic dorm secrets, identity breakthroughs, and quiet moments of courage - this is a journey through:

Valerie Thomas is a black girl(Nigerian) who has been living in Korea since she was 2 years old. Her dad left both her and her mum one night and never looked back. Unfortunately, Valerie lost her mum at the age of 16 and had to live with her grandmother, who works as a live-in housekeeper for the Park's family. There, Valerie meets the 'three musketeers'. Did Valerie find her soulmate??? Who did she end up with??? I guess you just have to find out then😊😁