Mohabbat Bazi Akhir Novels & Stories

"We love you more." ***THE END***

Oh oh, oh, oh I will not break love with you Oh, I don't want to break love with you whether to leave the world behind you Oh, I don't want to break love with you Oh, I don't want to break love with you whether to leave the world behind you Oh, I don't want to break love with you Shabnam filled pearls And the scenes put mehndi Shabnam filled pearls in Maang Meri And the scenes put mehndi Without dancing the jaundice started filtering

Somethings are not worth letting go. "Raza enough of your nonsense you have to do it in order to fullfil your mother's last wish" baba said and that'sf it he got me Ammi's last wish was to see all her children settled and for that I had gotten Malaika engaged to the guy she loves and Mehak's still waiting for the one I can't force them but baba can surely force me. "Baba...I.." My sentence was cut short by Baba yet again. "Raza I'm getting old and I really wish to see my son married before the time comes." he said

He says dominantly changing the topic. “We are at 60% completion. The workers we hire are working 24/7 it should be finished within two months.” Clive proudly conveys. Xander shook his head, “Not good enough. Finish it in one month.” He demanded with a sinister aura. “I don’t care how much it will cost me to speed it up. I want it done as soon as possible.” He smiled viciously, "Hannah's lover won't matter anymore once the project is finished. She will apologize and I will forgive her for having another man." He sighed deeply, "Everything will be back to normal..." he said to himself as he visualized his plans into action.

I love you, methis. End This series has ended.

"What, did he send you as his messenger? Tell him if he wants to make things right, he can come here and apologize on his knees." "You're hopeless!" Bernard slapped her square in the face. "He's going to contribute to the country someday! Unlike you—still living off your family's money after all this time. When will you ever stand on your own?" Justine covered her face, completely stunned. "He's clearly talking nonsense—" "Nonsense?" Bernard called me right in front of Justine. By then, I had joined the organization, and my old phone number was already canceled. "See? None of us can reach him anymore."

And that terrified me more than anything else ever had. Sebastian gave me a small, sad smile. "I'll still love you, Zaire." he said quietly. "I probably always will. But I can't spend the rest of my life begging you to love me back." He looked deeply into my eyes. "So if you walk away from me today... then that's it." He took a shaky breath. "I'm done." I just stared at him, my chest hurting so much. Everything from last night came rushing back. Every touch. Every kiss. Every word. Followed by everything things else that brought us to this moment.

"And one more thing. Marrying you in my past life was the biggest mistake I ever made. I don't love you anymore, and I don't want to have children with you. Stop clinging to the past. That's a time I'll never go back to." When I finished, Sophie froze where she stood. Pain swept across her face, leaving her pale and rigid. I didn't care. I turned and walked straight out of the hospital room. Behind me, Sophie shouted, her voice echoing down the hall. "All women are the same! Do you really think Olivia loves you? Why would the richest woman in Aston fall for someone as ordinary as you?

"Stephanie is the one I love. Anyone who dares to mess with her again will have to deal with me." To me, Edwin was like a savior from heaven. Right then and there, I fell for him. It all felt like a dream. How could a mafia boss like Edwin fall for someone like me, a girl everyone blamed for her mother's death? Even after we got married, it still felt too unreal. I really thought he loved me. But now I knew—he married me for Kelsey. Three years ago, Kelsey was diagnosed with chronic leukemia. She needed a bone marrow transplant, but no one in the family was a match.

"He must be with beautiful women from his own country, with beautiful veils, and daughters of important sheikhs drowning in money, the kind who wipe their sweat with high denomination bills." "They usually have arranged marriages from birth..." they started discussing among themselves. When they saw that I was no longer in the conversation, they said goodbye and forced me to hang up, so I could rest. I said goodbye to them, promising to call them back tomorrow night and tell them about my day at my new job. **** I finished brushing my teeth and put on my pajamas to lie down and watch a N*****x series. I braided my hair while watching the beginning of what I was going to watch when my phone r