Theonlyhabib

For all my romantasy and enemies-to-lovers readers, you need to check out *Beneath the Veil of Shadows*. Filled with tension, secrets, slow-burn romance, and unforgettable characters, this story will keep you hooked from the very first chapter. If you love powerful enemies, dangerous magic, and a romance that makes your heart ache, this one's for you.

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@Theonlyhabib 
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          Sorry for posting here
          I would love you to interest in my romance betrayal book ....After the vows which is a book two Veils and Vows 
          It's a rollercoaster of romance, betrayal,angst and revenge.kindly check it out,read, recommend and comment as well....I red everything and you'll love it
          
          
          https://www.wattpad.com/story/411474730?utm_source=android&utm_medium=link&utm_content=share_writing&wp_page=create&wp_uname=PsundrahPayne

Here’s the story again:
          
          *Title: The Bus Stop Letter*
          
          Every weekday at 6:15 AM, Kemi left a folded note on the blue bench at Garki bus stop.  
          
          She never saw who picked it up. She just wrote about small things: the rain that almost made her late, the way the suya man remembered she hated pepper, the song that made her think of someone she’d lost.
          
          On day 47, there was a reply.
          
          It was in neat, quiet handwriting:  
          _"I read your notes on my way to the hospital where my wife is. They make the waiting less heavy. Thank you. – D."_
          
          Kemi started writing for D.  
          She wrote about hope. About stubborn sunsets. About how love doesn’t always look like grand gestures. Sometimes it’s just showing up.
          
          Six months later, the notes stopped.  
          
          Two weeks after that, a man stood at the bus stop holding a coffee and a folded paper.  
          “You’re Kemi?” he asked.  
          When she nodded, he said, “My wife got discharged last month. She said I should thank the girl who kept me sane. I’m D.”
          
          They didn’t fall in love that day.  
          But they started having coffee every Tuesday.  
          And sometimes, love begins exactly like that - with a note left for a stranger, and the courage to say thank you.
          
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          Want me to continue with part 2 and show what happens after they start having coffee?

The Bus stop y
          https://www.wattpad.com/story/411546785