Whispers Of The Heart
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Her knees felt weak. She sat down on the last stairs. By now, the voices in her head had subsided, and her mind felt blank. With her racing heartbeat, dishevelled hair, and beads of sweat running down from her forehead, her state looked terrible.
A drop of tears fell on her cheeks. Her hands went to her cheeks and collected that drop. She didn't know why she was crying. It wasn't that she dearly loved that man. But there was something that made her feel numb.
Maybe it was the relationship they had.
It suddenly felt as if the world had left her bare. It had taken away the last relationship she had. Now, she had nowhere to go.
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Ever heard of polar opposites? They are the living examples.
Dinayah Usman is a sweet soul with a kind heart and a mind that always supports the right. Her faith in Allah is the strongest.
Arham Qureshi is anything but right. A complete playboy who lives on parties and doesn't care about anyone but himself. He is an atheist.
These contrasting people have nothing that binds them together.
But life rolls the dice, and Dinayah lands with Arham as his only support.
What circumstances force her to take help from him?
Will he genuinely help her or just use her?
Delve into this story to know how destiny unfolds in the most unexpected ways.
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