The Stranger 〽
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Aleena is an ordinary student, like all other teenagers even she was having a busy and carefree life until one day the whole society started talking about her, she had been missing since weeks, some even thought she had died. But, where is she?
She had fallen in love with a manager who was hardly 4 years older than her, Hamza had the same feeling for her but there was something that stopped them from confessing it to each other or even take a step.
Aleena believes in what she had read in Quran, As Allah(SWT) says "We have created you in pairs" So why cry or run after someone who isn't worth it.
Hamza's mom was brutally murdered, he doesnt like too talk about her death but someone is too curious to know about it.
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