📘 Story Description:Aisha Usman never expected anything extraordinary from her quiet life in Sokoto. Her world was simple — filled with daily prayers, schoolwork, gentle conversations with her friends Basheerah, Maimuna, Fatima, and Ummulkhair, and dreams of one day becoming a doctor. She was the kind of girl who stayed out of trouble, kept her head down, and focused on making her family proud.But everything changed when Zayd Ibrahim transferred to her school.He was different — calm, respectful, and always deep in thought. He wasn’t like the loud boys in her class. He didn’t chase girls or try to be noticed. Yet somehow, without even trying, he got Aisha’s attention. She noticed how he looked at her sometimes — not in a bad way, but like he could see something deeper.Then one day, everything changed.Aisha received a letter. A real one. Folded neatly and passed secretly through her friends. It was from Zayd.In the note, he wrote with honesty and sincerity. He said he admired her — not because she was the most beautiful or popular, but because she was focused, kind, and carried herself with quiet strength. He didn’t ask for anything. He just wanted her to know how he felt.That letter shook Aisha’s heart.She had never thought of love. Not at this age. Not in this way. She was scared, but also curious. Was it possible for someone to feel this way… and still respect your boundaries, your faith, your future?As the days passed, Aisha began to feel things she couldn’t explain. But she also stayed grounded. She turned to prayer. She wrote in her journal. She didn’t rush into feelings. And most of all, she reminded herself: if something is real, it doesn’t need to be haram.Just as she was beginning to understand her heart, her father found out about the letter. Furious and disappointed, he banned her from speaking to Zayd again. Aisha felt broken. She cried silently at night, wondering if she had made a mistake by opening her heart.Meanwhile, Zayd respected the distance. He didn’t push. He didn’t chase. Instead, he wrote poems he never sent. He prayed for her, from afar.Months passed.Then one day, at a school competition, Aisha’s name was read out loud in a poem called "Beneath the Lilac Sky." Zayd had written it for her. Not to win her back — but to honour her.And in that moment, she knew: love doesn’t have to be loud. Sometimes, it’s quiet, respectful, and written beneath the sky

---📖 FATED TO THE ALPHA WHO HATES ME. Description:I was born a rogue. Marked by prophecy. Hated by the Alpha I’m destined to love.Seventeen-year-old Aria Blackthorn has spent her life hiding in the shadows—unclaimed, unwanted, and cursed. As the daughter of an exiled wolf and a dead father she never knew, Aria never expected to shift… never expected to matter.Until the night her pack is slaughtered. Until the moment Alpha Kael Thornveil—the cold, powerful leader of the Bloodfang Pack—finds her with the mysterious crescent mark glowing on her back.He hates rogues. He hates weakness.And worst of all… he hates her.But fate doesn’t care about hate. Fate wants Aria to be his mate.Now, trapped in his pack and hunted by enemies who would kill her for the prophecy she never asked for, Aria must uncover the secrets of her bloodline, awaken the deadly power inside her, and prove that she’s more than just a mistake.The Alpha may hate her…But the bond between them is undeniable.And in the end, only one will survive the truth.Enemies to lovers. Fated mates. Hidden powers. A girl no one believes in… and an Alpha who wishes he didn’t need her.🌕 One bond. One war. One destiny.💔 And it begins with hate…--