The Love and Real Life

The Love and Real Life

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dear readers my English writing is not so Good but I want to try may be you love my story. this story is about a country where war is going on . a war of freedom .. in a small town a boy love a girl . the rules of Baluchistan ( Provence of Pakistan where the boy and girl born ) are very strict . mean a close culture found where love is band and No one openly express the love.. now I am going to introduce my characters. Mahnoor(the gril ) and shamim. mahnoor was so beautiful and innocent a silent girl never talked with any boy of her class . very Good in study field. every one was respect her.. that time she was reading in eight th class.. and another side a opposite character of shamim ( the boy who love mahnoor ) not so Good in reading .. No a wicked boy. he was class fellow of her. and he also have a sister in same class her name was shali. due to strict rules shamim never express his love inform of mahnoor but mahnoor was know something is fishy fishy.. now come to our story which
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"I'm so sorry," she said, but there was no fear in her voice. "I wasn't looking where I was going." I clenched my jaw. "You should have been." To my surprise, she didn't back down. "Well, maybe you should watch where you're going, too. It's not like I did this on purpose." I stopped, stunned. "Do you have any idea who you're speaking to?" Her eyes didn't flinch. "Yes, I do. And I don't care. I'm not going to stand here while you blame me." I was taken aback. Most people would've cowered, but she didn't. "Next time, be more careful," I said, colder now. "I will," she replied, "And maybe don't judge so quickly." ***** Zahra is a kind, fierce, and hardworking woman who is deeply dedicated to her religion. As a hijabi, she maintains a strong sense of faith and self-respect, and her unwavering determination to do right by her values makes her both compassionate and savage when necessary. Rashid Khan, on the other hand, is a notorious mafia boss feared across all of Asia. Cold, calculating, and intimidating, he's used to being in control, and his ruthless demeanor keeps everyone around him in check. When they are arranged to marry, their worlds collide. Zahra's fiery independence and strong beliefs challenge Rashid's dominance and cold control. Neither is willing to back down, creating a tension-filled dynamic. Will Zahra's strength break through Rashid's hardened exterior, or will their clash of wills tear them apart? Anyone can read it! Please note: This book includes mature themes, including depictions of violence and the use of explicit language.

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