That One Night
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Ongoing, First published Dec 26, 2017
Mature
"I can't seem to forget her, everything about her"
"You don't know anything about her"
"I do"
"You spent one night together, stop being so foolish. These stupid things about fate and destiny aren't true. I thought you knew that"
"I did, but I changed my mind. I'm going to find out who she is"
"She told you not to"
"I don't care, I need to know who she is before it's too late, maybe if I find out I can change my opinion about her" that was a lie, I was only saying that, so he'd help me.
"Alright, but how?" 


After one night with an unusual girl, Adam seems to become restless, he may not know who she is, but he knows other things about her, things no one else knows. Things that pull him towards her and can't seem to escape his mind. There is one thing for sure that scares him... she's not like the other girls he's met. She's Muslim.

This book is not mean to offend anyone, just a different story than the ones I normally hear.
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