Story cover for A Story Called You & I❤️ by zoyasait
A Story Called You & I❤️
  • WpView
    Reads 2,061
  • WpVote
    Votes 152
  • WpPart
    Parts 7
  • WpHistory
    Time 1h 1m
  • WpView
    Reads 2,061
  • WpVote
    Votes 152
  • WpPart
    Parts 7
  • WpHistory
    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💛
All Rights Reserved
Sign up to add A Story Called You & I❤️ to your library and receive updates
or
#724discoveryourself
Content Guidelines
You may also like
From Aliya to Hafiz by Zahrah_Danzaki
59 parts Complete
"And We have made some of you a trial for others. Will you ˹not then˺ be patient?" The first time I read this ayah in surah Furqaan, I had no idea it defined my future so clearly. ********** Hafiz Hakimi;- A 26-year-old Nigerian-American who grew up believing those who worshipped something they couldn't see were crazy motherfuckers. But it wasn't like he would go out of his way to tell them his opinion. His life was perfect, a routine of work, party, fuck, sleep, and repeat. His only source of annoyance was the woman whose vagina he popped out of, but even she was very far away from him. Life was good, everything was great. Until one fateful trip to Nigeria, his home country, set off a tornado that wrecked his mundane to pieces. Aliya Suleiman;- A 22-year-old hafiza whose only goal was to finish studying medicine, the devil's course. She only planned to get married after making her first million dollars, a feat her best friend Jasra said was impossible. She wasn't offended of course, because she never planned to get married. And if she did, it would be to someone more pious than her, mature and respectful; indulging. But then the one person she couldn't say no to begged her with tears in her eyes to marry her son. She was the woman who raised her and provided for her mother and her. There was no way she could refuse. It was the worst thing to have ever happened to both of them. A sudden downpour on an otherwise clear sunny day. He wasn't anywhere near the kind of man she imagined herself with. She was the woman raised by the person he hated the most. It was basically a recipe for disaster. She saw him as a way to repay a favour. He wanted to use her to get revenge. And as such, the stage was set and the curtains lifted. ___ ⚠️⚠️⚠️: UPDATES ON MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS ___ 🚨 This is entirely a work of fiction. Any resemblance to persons, places, a particular culture or event; whether real or fictional, is purely coincidental.
You may also like
Slide 1 of 9
Her Red Scarf [Muslim love story] cover
Irrevocably In Love cover
Turmoils- A Muslim Love Story cover
From Aliya to Hafiz cover
OBLIVIOUS REDEMPTION  cover
Falling Harder✔ cover
Meant To Be #wattys2019 cover
MY OTHERHALF🍁 cover
A Muslim's Romantic Journey cover

Her Red Scarf [Muslim love story]

15 parts Complete

What if the love of your life stopped loving you? At twenty-two, Ihsan's world shatters when her husband files for divorce and throws her out of their home. Forced to move back in with her divorced parents-both now remarried-she's haunted by the irony of becoming exactly what she swore she'd never be: a broken marriage in a broken family. But when she discovers their divorce might be a misunderstanding, Ihsan sees a glimmer of hope. Three months. That's how long she has to win him back. Convinced their love is worth saving, she sets out to fix what's left between them. Only this time, love doesn't come easy. The warmth that once filled their home has been replaced by silence, resentment, and truths she's not ready to face. As she unravels the reasons behind his frustration, Ihsan must learn what it really means to love someone-and to be loved in return.