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Beneath the midnight sky
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  • Reads 81
  • Votes 34
  • Parts 25
  • Time 2h 58m
Complete, First published Sep 22
Mature
Description 

* enimies to lover
* love traiangle

In the shadows of a crime-ridden city ruled by fear and silence, ZAROON Dameer, a cold and ruthless mafia enforcer, lived a life soaked in blood and loyalty. Known for his sharp suits and sharper blade, he was the right hand of the most dangerous crime lord in the country. Emotions were a luxury he could not afford-until fate led him to Meera, a gentle, spirited village girl from the countryside, whose life was a world away from his.

Meera lived in a remote, quiet village tucked between green hills and river. She was strong-willed but kind, with fire in her eyes and soil on her hands. When zaroon arrived in her village, completing assassination of his rival , he expected silence and solitude. What he found was her.
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