Forgotten

Forgotten

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sat, Dec 12, 2015
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My father had abandoned me at a young age. I carried that burden of hatred towards him for so long, and continue to to this day. As time passed many others had abandoned me, and so had the thought of peace and happiness. The rest of my bloodline was at ease and experiencing only the natural chain of events. I sat there and watched as my blood would argue, fight, scream, and continue to break this family image my mother was so fond of. I watched as the people I called my family friends those dear to me had left me. I remember the confusion in my eyes as their backs turned to me. The despair. The humility. The torture. It had happened so much I started finding it amusing and baffling. I laughed to keep from crying, but sometimes I ended up doing both at the same time. I then searched for love. I figured it was my last chance to find true harmony I once did being an oblivious child. That number never stood still. Truth is I have never had a family. I'd never last in one. I'm not worthy.
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A marriage neither wanted. A hatred neither understands. Two strangers tied by a past that stains everything between them. He never wanted a wife. Especially not her. Cold, distant, and poisoned by assumptions, Amaan enters the forced marriage with one intention- to keep his distance and keep his resentment alive. Asmaira enters with something far heavier- guilt. Not to protect him. Not to save him. But because she knows the truth of what happened... and she cannot bear to confess it. They have never met. But the moment they do, the air turns sharp- full of tension, unspoken accusations, and the kind of hate that feels too much like longing. He despises her for a sin she never committed. She punishes herself for a sin she never confessed. And marriage turns into a battleground where silence is a weapon... and closeness is a threat. In this house, love is impossible. Trust is deadly. But hatred? Hatred is the only thing keeping them alive.

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