Shiddat Novel Episode 11 Novels & Stories

The great Shehryar Haider Syed was stuttering. "Chahat made me realize how wrong I was." He closed his damped lashes, loosening his hold on her. Standing to his feet, he knelt down infront of her. Holding her both hands in his, he attached them to her eyes. Frozen and gobsmacked, Shehrzaad watched the whole exchange with wide eyes.

It is not cool at all! "I have and it was not a pleasant one since we were almost about to show each other what we've learnt in self defense lessons till one of your cousins showed up." Suhayr explained, she wants to find out more about the family and next person is going to be Shaheed or Najaah. Nah, Shaheed is more important than that psychotic public nuisance, she is an easy target.

The ruthless billionaire’s smile made them happy specially Advika almost hid her face in Siddharth’s torso as he kissed her hair. ****** ****** Less than 10 chapters are left. Kindly share your thoughts in the comment section. With love, Author The Cloud.

I neared our room and the door was left ajar, I rushed inside to find an empty room, the album was left on the floor. "Shay... Shayan...where are you?" I called out searching around for her. I caught sight of a note on the bed that read: I already took my prize. Heck, it was Shayan he wanted the whole time, not Evie. He played us. I called the head of security at the gate. "Lock all gates, nobody leaves the estate." I called the head of the bodyguard. " He has my wife." I was trying to stay calm, trying to think right despite all the things going through my head. What do I do next? Where will he take her to?

"I was scared of what you would do if I told you. Old Alpha is evil…he spare no one who comes in between his decision." "That is not an excuse to keep me in the dark and have me go in there happily without any cleansing!" I jumped at the sudden rise of pitch and threw my face away from Shod's face that seemed as if it was on fire. The burning sensation crawling over my body got worse at each bang from Shod. "Calm down, Dandan. That's your wife you're approaching!" In a flash, Festin glided toward us and pulled Shod's hand away from mine and held his other and in the air.

Shiv remembered clearly that - At first sight of hers, his heart stumped. At their First meeting, His heart burnt and he fought with her and commented coldly her dress sense and style. Whenever they met, they fought like a street dogs but slowly slowly his heart changed when he got to know that The unknown person whose number was saved as 'S' was Adrija. He always talked to her but his contact with her stopped when he went to his police training for almost two years and when he came back there were few messages from her and it was all related to her life.

Abizar leaned him body on the swivel chair in the living room. His mind still focused on Shanum and her husband who it turns out is a man he knew. No. Abizar doesn't even know her first. He only ever saw the man as she drew Sofia from her. Sirat hateful gaze Haidar at her make Abizar a little conscious if it is strange. If the man was angry just because he was rude to Sofia, women who haven't even Haidar know that time. It is not possible if Haidar hates him just because of things like that. He just didn't know the problem, the suddenly hate him until this moment.

should do . should i go out and check myself . then iqra started to cry . i know now I'm getting caught . "shh..iqra..please stop crying . i tried to muffle her cry . suddenly someone open the closet . i know they cant get us easily because i was hiding behind the door in the closet . no one knew except me and sehryaar . "sir no one is here . the I again hear the same voice calling the shehryaar to get up . if shehryaar really needs my help. what should i do? the i step out of the closet . suddenly i felt he gun on my head . i turned ."where is shehryaar what you did to him . i will kill..."i felt burning sensation on my cheeks . "dare to speak . no i will kill you and your daughter in fron

I called out scared. “Rani?” Sidd mentioned as he sprang up from the bed. He ran downstairs to see what had happened. “Hey, let her go!” Sidd ordered while descending downstairs. One of the men shot Sidd in his left shoulder. “Sidd. . .” I shouted in tears, I struggled with them. “Let her go, please!” Sidd pleaded as he fell to the floor. One of the men shot him once again and the bullet went straight to his stomach. He lay on the floor in a pool of blood.