When everyone lets you down, you’ll find me as your backbone. Those who rely on a woman will never lose, even if the whole world conspires against them. The girl whose name ends with “Banaa Marbuta”…
You are all my beautiful things.
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A novel that takes the reader on an emotional and intellectual journey, where feelings of love and personal challenges intertwine in a deeply moving and poignant narrative style.
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