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Don't Let Go
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- 001Chapter 1
- 002Chapter 2
- 003Chapter 3
- 004Chapter 4
- 005Chapter 5
- 006Chapter 6
- 007Chapter 7
- 008Chapter 8
- 009Chapter 9
- 010Chapter 10
- 011Chapter 11
- 012Chapter 12
- 013Chapter 13
- 014Chapter 14
- 015Chapter 15
- 016Chapter 16
- 017Chapter 17
- 018Chapter 18
- 019Chapter 19
- 020Chapter 20
- 021Chapter 21
- 022Chapter 22
- 023Chapter 23
- 024Chapter 24
- 025Chapter 25
- 026Chapter 26
- 027Chapter 27
- 028Chapter 28
- 029Chapter 29
- 030Chapter 30
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About this novel
Haya(t) Ali lost her parents at eleven, carrying dreams of fashion design and a home filled with love and belonging. At twenty-one, she never imagined herself marrying a stranger—yet she signed the wedding papers anyway. Her ambitions demanded a partner who understood her, not an obligation forced upon her.
Abrar Shah, son of a prominent politician, built walls around his heart after devastating loss. Politics consumed his vision for the future; marriage was never part of his calculation. At twenty-five, he became a husband to the last woman he'd choose, bound by duty rather than desire.
Two people bound by circumstance. Two hearts guarded by their own reasons. When Haya(t) and Abrar Shah are forced into matrimony, they discover that the person standing beside them might be exactly what they both needed—even if neither saw it coming. In a contemporary tale woven with faith, friendship, and forbidden feelings, can they transform an arranged marriage into genuine love? Or will the triangle of emotions between them shatter what was never supposed to work in the first place?
Abrar Shah, son of a prominent politician, built walls around his heart after devastating loss. Politics consumed his vision for the future; marriage was never part of his calculation. At twenty-five, he became a husband to the last woman he'd choose, bound by duty rather than desire.
Two people bound by circumstance. Two hearts guarded by their own reasons. When Haya(t) and Abrar Shah are forced into matrimony, they discover that the person standing beside them might be exactly what they both needed—even if neither saw it coming. In a contemporary tale woven with faith, friendship, and forbidden feelings, can they transform an arranged marriage into genuine love? Or will the triangle of emotions between them shatter what was never supposed to work in the first place?
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