Belongings Synonym Novels & Stories

His anger knew no bounds when he saw both of them standing in front of him. (Greetings, Agha Jaan) "Why are you here?!" he snapped. "Agha Jaan we are here to take your blessings," Mujtaba told humbly. "Did you take my blessings when you had your nikkah?" (Nikkah: Marriage) "I am sorry Agha Jaan bu-" "I do not want to see your face again! get off of in front of my eyes!!" "Agha Jaan please at least give us a chance."

"But I am not in the habit of damaging things that belong to me. Not without reason." The word belong moved through me like cold water. "I don't belong to you," I said. "You do now." He said it the way you'd state a fact. The sky is blue. The city is mine. You belong to me. All the same sentence. All the same weight.

Jean said, looking at the brooch, as though he memorized everything about it, then looked up at me, "Does each of those people have something different in their brooch that can be recognized to stand out as theirs alone?" I shook my head, "these are heirlooms that are passed down from one generation to another. There's never been a need to mark it as belonging to one particular person or another." "That means this brooch can belong to anyone. and until we know who exactly, anyone is exactly no one. That's really not enough." "Tell me about it."

But he had his eyes only on one girl and not in a good way, in an evil, devil kind of way. I tried calling him once or twice while he was away but my mind just didn't let me, because as much as I just wanted to be his friend, he didn't even want anything to do with me. It was like I had stolen something from him and he swore to make my life a living hell, I hated spending time at home back then because then I'd be forced to see him and he used every opportunity he got to remind me that I was the odd one in the family, that I didn't belong.