Ana and company reached a small cabin with a few middle-aged men seated on old chairs working with some tech, which she had never bothered to learn about. — Hafiza Noor Ul Ain Imtiaz, My Five Minutes of Fame - Moral Story Book Copy Share WhatsApp
by Hafiza Noor Ul Ain Imtiaz
Contemporary Fiction · 57 pages
“A year back in time, their excited squeals could have made her abandon anything and join them.”
“Enough belief in yourself to take leaps of faith and to never let go of hope are qualities that create the most wonderful lives anyone can ever live.”
“In her heart, she still thought of the place as a great puzzle and of herself as the last missing piece.”
“For all you bearded people, a girl sitting with you, looking at you, talking to only you is perfectly okay with religion.”
“Twelve people, including five guys, all from the same class as him and her, are singing the Birthday Song in unison.”
“Little do they know that he is only avoiding, the greatest reality of his life.”
“After everything he has done, missing prayers is the least of all the punishments he deserves.”
A regular college student trying to discover an inner writer; step by step, book by book.
“My mind wanted to tell everything, but as I was panting with fear at that moment, a chill tingled up my spine, gripped by shame and pain, I did not say anything.”
“Because she thought she could never love anyone enough to give her treasured possession.”
“Although Katherine herself had been through times of misery and intense pain, she had never let her experience impact her negatively.”
“This story is dedicated to every girl out there, who had faced the harsh experiences of life and fought against the odd forces vigilantly.”
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