Just A Random Thought In My Head
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This isn't really a book. It's just a collection of random thoughts in my head and moments from random days in my life. Nothing too serious-just me sharing things I've experienced, conversations I've had, and how I feel sometimes. Some days are funny, some are confusing, and some are just there. But they're all real. And maybe, in some way, you'll see a bit of yourself in them too.
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My random ideas and life I try to update every couple days and sometimes more with a busy(ish) life and all I try. If you follow or know about sunnyruby it's like her thought book and lemonkirby40 bullshit and rants if you know herComplete
Too Good to Be Real
She felt his warm palm on her wrist and at once she was facing him. Without warning, his lips engulfed hers, setting her on fire just like she did him. His lips were warm and soft and she revelled in it as she shut her eyes, her body instantly warming up to the kiss. She wrapped her arms around him, marvelling at how their bodies fit perfectly together. It felt so good, like her head was rotating. Nothing else mattered. Just the two of them. This was all she needed. Someone who accepted her for her. Her flaws, her beauty, herself, hook line and sinker. She withdrew reluctantly, angry she had to stop the kiss and also afraid someone had seen them. As she stared into his eager eyes, she knew she loved him but she couldn't help thinking she was doing the wrong thing. She loved him, but it wasn't fair to his girl. She could do anything, run, apologise, but she followed her heart. She drew him back and continued the kiss. A Nigerian themed story bound to leave you yearning for the next chapter.Complete
GLASS HEARTS
"Ms. Youssef did I break you? With the kiss, I mean." This man even has the audacity to look concerned. I roll my eyes and I couldn't help but fight the smile that threatened to creep up my face, "wallahi you are not serious! And that's rude Rawad!" - 𝔚𝔥𝔢𝔫 𝔩𝔦𝔣𝔢 𝔟𝔢𝔠𝔬𝔪𝔢𝔰 𝔰𝔬 𝔠𝔯𝔲𝔢𝔩, 𝔡𝔬 ℑ 𝔟𝔢𝔠𝔬𝔪𝔢 𝔞 𝔪𝔬𝔫𝔰𝔱𝔢𝔯? 𝔖𝔖𝔖𝔖 When the two almost similar people get twisted by fate again meet under an act called marriage, will they give up their past and move on or will they get caught up in it and get tangled until there's almost no way out?? You wouldn't know right?, you just have to read to find out ;)
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Hafsa, a breathtakingly beautiful woman in her mid-twenties, has lived her life trapped by the invisible chains of a deeply traditional Hausa-Fulani society. Determined to avoid the stigma of being labeled a divorcée, she endured a marriage that eventually broke her. Now divorced, she faces a harsh reality-freedom tainted by societal judgment. Her beauty draws countless admirers, yet the moment her past is revealed, they scatter like whispers in the wind. Her family urges her to remarry, pushing her to choose from suitors who see only her outward allure. But Hafsa isn't ready to settle again-not for convenience, not for approval. She craves something far more precious: healing, peace, and the chance to rebuild her shattered self. Amidst the relentless scrutiny, Ibrahim enters her life-a man who sees her beyond the labels. Quiet, strong, and unyielding, he becomes her anchor in the storm. Ibrahim watches over her, shields her from the cruelty of the world, and gently mends the wounds she's too afraid to show. Against all odds, he fights to be with her, defying a society that deems their love impossible. In a world where the scars of divorce threaten to define her, Hafsa must decide: will she let the stigma shatter her dreams, or will she take Ibrahim's hand and rewrite her story on her own terms? A moving tale of resilience, self-discovery, and an all-consuming love that rises above the noise of judgment and tradition. This is Hafsa's journey-a battle to reclaim her life and prove that even in a world of broken expectations, love can conquer all.Complete
T H O U G H T S
This is a book full of random thoughts on life, funny things, and other pointless junk. E N J O Y ! ! ! COMPLETEDComplete
A New Dawn (Complete)
"You know you are not getting any younger. You need to settle down for God's sake. Your sisters are all tied down to their men but yet here you are without a man. All these money you are making is of no use if you haven't settled down. Will you marry your work? I want grand children. Arinze is a good man and from a good family. His mom is our group president in church and..." Being forced to see marriage as an obligation both by her parents and culture, Kaima struggles with being single and being allowed to choose her own life partner as she nearly gets married to the wrong person. ------------------------------------------------ Photo credit: EtsyComplete
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When Mahnoor Hidayah Muazu accompanies her best friend to a marital programme at the International Conference Centre, she has no idea that it will only take an hour lecture to reopen a past she thought she had successfully put behind her. Abdulmanan Abubakar Harun senses a story behind the words of the woman who captures his attention. The decision to go after her when the lecture is over sets the foundation for a number of events that brings them together in more ways than one - where walls have to broken, loyalty and trust have to be tested and nightmares have to be faced to get the happy ending Abdulmanan and Mahnoor have always sought after. Published in e-copy and paperback by Phoenix Award Publications (Pabpub) in October, 2022. Published as a downloadable e-copy on Selar in April, 2023Complete
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My random ideas and life I try to update every couple days and sometimes more with a busy(ish) life and all I try. If you follow or know about sunnyruby it's like her thought book and lemonkirby40 bullshit and rants if you know her
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