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When she thought that she was the only person who had the saddest heart today, she was wrong. She cried in silence but the other person on the next bench cried very loudly. Arabella quickly wiped her tears with her fingers and looked at the person next to her. She was a woman who curled up her legs and put her toes on the wooden bench then she hugged her legs dipping her face in them. She had long hair and white sneakers wearing denim fitted pants. Arabella felt the person. She was sure she was also suffering something. Her shoulder went up and down heavily as she wailed.

Mahara bowed her face as if she were about to cry in regret. — I'm sorry, I'm sorry. – She repeated softly, trying to refrain from causing too much noise, her eyes reddened and her hands trembling trying to hold the hijab over her hair, but it slipped, and she exposed short strands of brown hair, a cut that did not leave long, feminine locks, but something modern and completely different from what you might expect. Hadd's movement startled me, but he just offered her a handkerchief to dry her face and tears, and his action was so kind that even she didn't expect it, but his low thanks in Arabic made me smile gently and hope that she would calm down without touching her.

Hajiya Kaltumi said holding Umma in place so she will not fall down "I don't think that's the best solution, since they've cancel the wedding let's just tell them. It's okay but I don't want my daughter to get married to someone she don't love. Am sorry for saying this, I know you had a good intentions towards us but what if they both don't come to like each other?" Umma asked tears streaming down her cheek, she used her hand to wioe it off. Umma was trying her possible best not to break down because she knows how her daughter have fallen hard for Bashir, she wished she can do something but she's powerless

Zulqa asks and Umma ignores him. "It seems you've charmed my son huh? Nice work. I've always known that all these internet girls are shameless and stupid hoes. Only Allah knows the number of people you've had sex with. How many marriages have you ruined?" Lash is full on crying mode now. What did she do to deserve this? Swiftly, she picks up her bag and adjusts her veil. Out of respect, she wipes her tears. Even if the woman doesn't like her, she's still the mother of the one she loves wnd she needs to get in he good books.

"Hey, she is wearing a towel on her head," a blonde who was standing with Lily said and they all chuckled. "You are so funny," another girl said and tried to pull my hijab. I couldn't stop my tears and now my kohl was smudged all over my face. "Look at her, she is a crying baby" they all laughed in sync. "What the fuck you all are doing " someone yelled from behind and I looked at her. She was the same girl who helped me with my locker.

Apparently, a woman in a hijab was walking out of Indiemart laughing. Her contemporary Muslim dress, white blouse, and matching palazzo pants made her look elegant with a navy blue floral scarf with floral motifs. But, as time went by, my feelings became more and more uncomfortable. I then stopped to convince myself that the hijab girl was not her. Moreover, it turned out that she was not alone, but with a guy. I recognized them as Aisha and Ahmed. The pain of circumcision that previously cut my heart was then slicing thinly again. It really hurt. My chest was tight, so it was hard to breathe.

Casual make-up that made my face look supernatural. I put on my engagement dress, the long silver-laced gown. Covering the cloth and a part of my face with a big veil. "How many people did you see out there" Jidda asked Jamila. "Seven" she replied. "Did you see any handsome young man among them?" Jidda asked as if she was still interested in Ahmad. "I thought you said you were over him," I said. "I never said that. Besides a girl is allowed to have a crush isn't she"

Irfan shook his head and explained the little things he and the doctor discussed. Hajara didn't know when she exploded out with tears... She couldn't contain it anymore. Irfan held her and sat her down. "Mom, Dan Allah kar Kiyi kuka, we just have to be strong for her and pray for her, that is all she needs now from us." "Okay, I will stop," She wiped her eyes with the hem of her hijab. How are you Irfan look how lean you have become, you don't eat at all, go home rest and eat. I will stay with her.

Scanning the crowd, I search for the woman from the photo. After a minute or so, I set the playback to x2. There she is... Weeping into her hanky... Real tears? Who knows? Her eyes... and her true expression remains hidden behind sunglasses. But it's all there. The not-too-convincing wig, blonde this time... the heavy make-up... ... Some poor bastard she's with wraps arms around her, providing comfort to the poor bereaved senhora. Wonder who he is? That's his life-expectancy down the pan.

She was too shock to react. "My daughter... she does pardah. Never a non-mehram has seen her," Her mother cried out looking towards Sohrab. An expression of shock and disbelief on her face, "what are you saying.... what if it was your own sister? What would have done then? Please don't do this to my daughter," Dilshad joined her hands infront of him, crying out, "please... she is innocent... please leave her,"