MITHAQE: Oathbreaker

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MITHAQE: Oathbreaker
by B.D Zeinéb
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"The dead stay dead. Don't go digging in the ash."

Mori Renai died--
A soldier's death--but his past can't be buried.
And when Sasha Renai walks out of prison; after serving for killing his own brother-- the story should have ended with the prison gates. But it doesn't.

So. In a world that refuses to look properly... what happens when you are the only one who does - and the one they decide to silence?

Through the shifting lenses of Owais, Zina, Aws, and Osaid -- four lives bound by an oath; now rising up when they least expect it--
The fire Mori left behind is pulling broken men and grieving daughters into a choice: keep their silence and survive? Or keep their oath and risk burning with the truth.

Content note:
I'm a self-taught writer and MITHAQE: Oathbreaker is one of the biggest projects I've ever poured myself into-- I wanted to explore what happens when you inherit things you never asked for: a name, maybe. A wound... A debt, a secret.

It's a story about faith, justice, family, grief, the courage it takes to tell the truth when silence would be easier, orphanhood--
Some parts of this story are difficult. And, beneath all of it is a belief I keep returning to while writing: You are not doomed to become what hurt you.

God-willing - if you choose to walk into this story with me-- I hope you'll stay until the very end.
- B.D. Zeinéb

Warning :This story deals with heavy subjects including coercive control.
That said- the story is written to be clean in language; there is no explicit sexual content and no excessive profanity. The difficult parts of the story come from its situations rather than explicit language.

*Take care of yourself while reading. If a chapter becomes too heavy it's okay to step away and come back later.