LADUNNI
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'Why put us through this?' He spread his arms in exasperation
A'isha didn't know what to say, her emotions were a jumbled mess, she couldn't make heads or tails out of anything.
He sighed, he could feel his migraine rearing its head again. He took a couple of steps towards her to which she took the same backwards and he shook his head.
'Subhanallah, Dunni what happened? I was confident I knew a lot about you but I'm starting to realize I was greatly mistaken.' Silence.
LADUNNI gives us a sneak peak into the life and thoughts of a 26- year old Muslim Nigerian lady as she navigates understanding her heart and coming in terms with the fact that sometimes you do not need to be in control, especially in terms of the heart.
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