Urdu Novel Mala By Nimra Ahmed Novels & Stories

Hell, all I could think right now was the way his skin had felt and the way his mouth had tasted. I was hungry. Starving for Tohr, for my mate. -Mara-. My name echoed through my head almost painfully. And it certainly wasn't Tohr's voice that did it. I jerked my head up from the book that Nerrian had been translating to help me learn their history and their language. -Sorry! - I responded back, burying my thoughts deep.

Chapter 21 Friday Evening. Mary and Malisa were both in Malisa's room. While Malisa was resting on the headboard reading a novel titled, Redeeming Love by Francine Rivers. Mary on the other hand was lying lazily on the bed talking nonstop. " Oh my, Sis! I can't wait for tomorrow to arrive! " " I can't wait to go shopping! " " It's gonna be soooo fun! " She continued rambling. " Oh, how sure are you that it's gonna be fun? Have you gone on one before? " Malisa questioned her.

Malikha muttered while frowning deeply at the tiny structure. She glanced nervously to the right and left before cautiously stepping closer. With hesitant movements and an anxious expression, she slowly opened the small wooden door and entered the stall. Once inside, Malikha immediately looked upward, checking the walls carefully. Thankfully, the wooden panels were tall enough to prevent anyone from easily peeking inside. Still, she grimaced at her own miserable situation. Perhaps this really was the fate she had to endure as Aidan’s wife. Praying silently that nobody would come, Malikha carefully turned on the warm-water faucet. Instantly, steaming water poured down.

she adds with an hair flip. Jayden chuckled. “So, what are you doing here?” “Came to pick out some books,” Malvika said with a shrug. “So, Robert Ludlum, uhn?” she said, peering at the cover of the book in his hands. Jayden glanced down at the book. “Oh yeah,” he said. “This is actually his first book that I’m going to read. It’s a thriller, so I guess I should enjoy it.” “You read thriller. Wow! You are better than I thought!” Malvika said and he laughed. “Oh no!” she gasped.

We kissed one last time as the last boarding call announcement came over the loudspeakers. ‘I love you Sasha’ I told him for the first time. He smiled down at me. ‘I love you too, Malyshka.’ I walked away from him, breaking contact for the first time since we had arrived at the airport. I rummaged through my carry-on bag for my earphones before putting it in the overhead compartment. My hand ran across something unfamiliar. I pulled out a worn out book with Cyrillic writing on the cover, clearly belonging to Sasha. I found my earphones, shuffled my playlist, and flipped through the book. It was a collection of poetry by a Russian poet named Alexander Pushkin. The whole book was in Russian bu