Maqsoom Novel By Huma Waqas Novels & Stories

( Hazel Solace , Damian Knight, Atlas Aiden. Whisper to me: Basically a desi book specially for Bangladeshi, Indian, and Pakistani readers. It's a deep love affectionate book along with desi twist can't wait to share it. A Bengali lady and two Pakistani men. It's a mix! ( Mehnoor khan, Hamza Osmani, Ayaan Ahmed ) Don't forget to give feedback . I hope you all loved the ending of sinful obsession. Have a great day pookies. 🎀💗

Sabeerah brought them out one by one. Muslim Girl and If I Speak by Umm Zakiyyah, The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides, Three Daughters Of Eve by Elif Shafak, On Black Sister's Street by Chika Unigwe, And Then There Was None by Agatha Christie, A Time To Kill by John Grisham and finally, A History Of The Wives Of Prophet Muhammad by Umam Kahn. She picked up the last book which was actually a journal and tucked in its side were plack pencils with bookish scribbles on them.

♡ Synopsis Unrequited love -بےنظاہ عشق Maaz Naqvi is the COO of Naqvi Industries and also a billionaire. Unlike the other arrogant billionaires, Maaz is a sweet, loving and humble person. He puts up a smile in every situation, be it his brother or father insulting him for no reason or his love Haya, hating and hurting him. Haya Qadir, an orphan who tries to act brave and bold but is faint-hearted. Haya hates the billionaires as she thinks all of them are the same arrogant and rude and also rub money on others faces.

The man hissed as Waqas sighed. "Leave her alone, Usama," Waqas said curtly as Usama gazed at her from head to toe making her uncomfortable, she looked away and glared at Waqas with accusing eyes. Usama narrowed his eyes at her once before he left from there. "Ghazala!" Waqas yelled loudly as a woman dressed in black suit-like other men walked in. She was tall and intimidating. "Open her ropes and take her to the restroom, after that feed her some food and tie her back here," Waqas ordered as Ghazala did what she was told.

he said bitterly. Maahi found herself reluctantly intrigued. "To cut the long story short, while I was foolishly writing poems immortalizing her beautiful eyes, my Casanova brother seduced her innocence away and when she fell pregnant, refused to marry her. Shazia killed herself out of shame. She never knew that I loved her. I would have married her in a heartbeat had she confessed her problem to me. I never forgave Usmaan for her death, not that it mattered to him. You see, Usmaan wanted to marry into money and-or power, the easiest way to give his illegal businesses a boost. Shazia didn't come from either."