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A Story Called You & I❤️
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  • Reads 2,046
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  • Parts 7
  • Time 1h 1m
Ongoing, First published Mar 06, 2018
Why do we complicate things? Everything from making a baby to studies to loving someone? Everything is so complicated....And as people of this generation we need to stop trying to complicate things further more, but instead we just add more complications to it.
My story is about one such complication we all will most certainly face in life. MARRIAGE!

Something so simple, so pure is turned into a drama, sometimes a circus where we are the jokers and people around us are laughing, Where traditions and culture hold more importance than the the heart of the person.


Marriage is the union of two souls, two people who promise to love one and other till the end of time with Allah as thier witness. 
Hania and Ali are meant to be, but if such complications arise in their lives, what will they do?

It's a journey to Self discovery 💞

You need read to find out💛
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