Arranged Imperfectly

Part 1- Imad and Muskan from Wounds in love (way toad completed novel) ******* She never bothered to heed Imad's warning to keep out of their lives, and she later warned him to do the same. Imad cherished his parents, sister, and best friend Khalid. Khalid was someone Muskan adored, but she was unable to win him over because of her own slyness and stupidity. Having everything at her fingertips, Imad was furious with Muskan. He was okay with her being her parent's princess until she went too far. She was determined to win her ex back, but Khalid...... Nevertheless, everything changed for the better for them both in a matter of hours. What will occur if Imad is forced to marry the person who disliked him and vice versa?Will a marriage succeed or end up being a fragile relationship?Will they learn to accept one another and get through the difficulties, or will they hold false beliefs and cause miscommunications?What will transpire between the two vastly different individuals? Their love story and wedding were not flawless; in fact, it seemed like everything was put together incorrectly. How did they end up getting hitched? How was the wedding scheduled? Are you excited to read about Imad and Muskan's journey? It is full of bitterness, deception, marriage, and many other twists and dramas. ****Glimpse**** MUSKAN: After all that turmoil with me and everyone else, it was not a huge wedding, but I still secretly had some expectations of my husband because he protected me from awful people and the media regardless of what I did or how I treated him. I quickly wiped away the tear that was streaming down my cheeks and looked at the large square clock on the wall directly in front of me. Was not I worth anything on this special night with my husband?Was there too much damage?What is going on? It was at 10 pm! I had prayed Isha alone then I sat on his kingside bed in our room or should I say in his room? Ever since our Nikkah, I have not seen him.It hurt, but I have to work really hard to make this work because I was entirely to blame. Not a word was said between us, and there was no sign of him. I never paid attention to what was so right in front of me, how blessed was I yet I was running after what wasn't meant for me? On the night of our wedding, I waited for him, occasionally glancing toward the door, but he was nowhere to be seen. I felt rejected, but whose mistake was it? Of course mine. Since I got what I wanted, I always took things for granted, but now?Will I get him?his love?his care?his glances? Ya Allah, I will make an effort to be a better wife, daughter-in-law, and daughter. I am going to work hard and grow from my errors. Be aware! Silence breeds distance, and miscommunication breeds silence. ***Glimpse***Mrs Muskan I checked the time and rubbed my eyes—8 a.m.? I glanced around the room, but he was nowhere to be seen. Was it true that he left without saying good-bye? Without even a simple greeting? I realized how much I had hurt him, even though he had only ever appeared in my life as my savior, and I said, "It is all your fault." He has consistently preserved my reputation. I had no idea that my marriage would be arranged. I believed that guy was the one I loved, even though he broke me to pieces. It is because of Imad that I am glad he is now behind bars. It is true that you should avoid getting into illicit relationships at all costs because doing so will only hurt you. Avoid the other person if they do not want a commitment. As I began to remove my duvet and open the curtains that blocked the beautiful view of the brilliant sun shining from above, a voice broke the spell of my slumber. Upon recalling some amazing memories, a sorrowful smile spread across my lips. There was no remorse in his tone, which was harsh, but I guess I deserved it. "Now is not the time for daydreaming; get ready and let us go downstairs." Was he not meant to be in Dubai? Should I ask him a question? Will I get a lash from him? "What is going on?" With an expression of confusion, I thought, but I did not say "thank you." At least he cared, so I was happy too, but who was I lying to?There was a connection between us, and he cared, despite the fact that we avoided each other. He protected me from the comments of others, showed concern, and saved me even though he did not think I understood how much he cared. "If there is not a connection, then what is the whole point?" I prayed that one day, insha'Allah, we would be like other normal couples (if Allah wills) as I looked lovingly at him and asked myself these questions. Allah is aware of your desires. Allah has planned and provided for what is best for you, even though it is not good for you. Will I be able to survive this journey? Marriage is no joke, but unlike other marriages, mine was not something I chose; despite our best efforts to deny it and our extreme disregard for one another, we were meant to be together. I will try my best to keep this marriage going because life is too short. One of us has to figure it out, and if Allah wills, I believe he will, so that we can all work together to make this a fantastic journey. Getting married completes half of our deen. (religion) Dear girls, Never jump into a relationship before you are ready; it will only end in heartache. Wait for the right person instead. Wait for whoever approaches you to make a proposal. Who will stand by you, Treasure you, Love you, Respect you, your religion and your parents, The one who fears Allah. Although nobody is flawless, let us endeavor to become better Muslims, Insha'Allah. *** Are you eager to read about the bitterness, deceit, marriage, and numerous other turns and dramas that will abound in Imad and Muskan's journey?