Reviving Her

Reviving Her

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We often underestimate the power of three things : The stars The ocean And love. Grief pulls us into the depths of despair. Our existence becomes a torture drowning us in darkness, which, we have created for ourselves. In the midst of this anguish, when we're on the verge of being called crazy, a sliver of hope is all that we need, to keep us going. A sliver of hope to be loved, cared and understood. A hand to use as a crutch and learn to love again. With secrets of his own Maaz holds Zara's hand with the intention to capture her heart with his ardent love. To be the crutch she is looking for, to break down the walls she has built around herself and to revive her to the girl she was, who he once knew.
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Zahra has just finished her A-levels and this summer is supposed to be everything. Freedom, late-night bus rides, corner shop snacks, quiet days stretched out under the sun with nothing but time and the soft hum of London around her. She is eighteen, full of dreams, and finally ready to figure out who she is and is especially looking forward to university. Her best friend Santi has always been her anchor. But as the days get warmer and their friendship deepens into something more. This summer is one she will remember forever. This story is a heartfelt coming-of-age about love that blurs the lines, the weight of family, the ache of growing up, and the quiet magic of finding beauty in broken things. For anyone who has ever felt too much, too young, and kept going anyway. Trigger Warnings: grief, cancer, self-harm, mental health struggles

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