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Pardon for the delay, I couldn't make it today. You all will have your update tomorrow as early as possible. Thank you for your patience. <3

Next chapter is ready, btw! I'll update it on Thursday if we reach 100 votes. 

Guys, you probably don't realize this, but I actually notice when someone who used to leave ten comments suddenly starts leaving just one or two.
          
          I even know who abandoned story and who simply disappeared. 
          
          And it does affect me.
          
          But at this point, I don't see the point of posting another dramatic note every couple of chapters when it feels like I'm being taken for granted again and again.
          
          That being said, there are still 3–4 loyal readers who never fail to show up, and I'm genuinely grateful for every one of you. 
          
          Right now, I'm working on the Nikkah chapter. So I do need to ask—have people lost interest in Roohaniyat? Because if that's the case, I genuinely don't mind ending the story with the Nikkah instead of stretching it further.
          
          Let me know honestly.
          
          I'll try to reply to all the comments by the evening.
          
          Thank you. <3

Hie there.
          
          I'm not sure how many of you are waiting for the next update of Junoon-e-Sani, but while writing it, I realized something.
          
          I found myself constantly switching between Roohaniyat and Junoon-e-Sani, and honestly I felt disconnected. Writing isn't just about putting words on a page. For me, I need to be emotionally attached to the story I'm writing, and I don't think I can give my best when I'm constantly jumping between two completely different worlds.
          
          Looking back, I think I should've waited a little longer before publishing Junoon-e-Sani. I don't regret starting it because I genuinely love that story, and I'll definitely write it but I do think the better decision now is to finish Roohaniyat first and then give Junoon-e-Sani the attention it deserves.
          
          It honestly hurts to put Junoon-e-Sani on hold again, but if I keep dividing my focus, I might end up doing justice to neither story.
          
          Now, coming to Roohaniyat—
          
          Maybe it's just me, but lately I've been feeling like the excitement around the story isn't the same anymore. I'm not complaining—I'm just being honest. When I see old readers quietly disappear without a word, it makes me wonder if I'm doing something wrong.
          
          I had planned to explore Rehman and Ulfat's post-marriage era because I genuinely believed that's what you all wanted to read. But now I'm wondering if I should simply end the story with their wedding instead.
          
          So tell me honestly—what do you all want? Would you like me to continue into their married era, or would you be satisfied if the story ended with the wedding?
          
          I'd really appreciate hearing your thoughts.

Mam I have a question ! 
          Once you say the story will end in 65 chapters or max 70 chapters and it's already 66 now. So you know many of us have so many memories with your story , what will you write after this ? 

I kinda forgot to mention, but I've already finished writing the next chapter. It just needs one final review before it's ready.
          
          I'll be updating it once latest chapter crosses 100 votes.
          
          Thank you! <3

GURLIEEEE ULFIEEE IN YOUR PFP IS EVERYTHINGGGGGG AHHHHHHHH- 

Hie there! 
          
          I believe the glitch is resolved for most of us. Let's hope Wattpad solves this issue completely. 
          
          Also, for replying to comments, just try to remove the username and then reply. It's working for almost everyone. 
          
          And I'll update the next chapter tomorrow. 

Is glitch stil there?

 sorry my mistake i shouldn't have...