By the looks of this device, Zerdad figured out it was a rather primitive form of a device Mustaqbil was trying to create.

— Omar Iftikhar, The Walled City of Bunyaad - Thriller Fiction Book

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The Walled City of Bunyaad - Thriller Fiction Book

by Omar Iftikhar

Mystery · 52 pages

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“Adnan could have gone home early on some evenings, however; he never went back leaving his colleagues behind who were doing work for the client he was managing.”

— Omar Iftikhar, The Diligent Game

“However, something happened with Adnan that never happened with him – something that reduced his fear of being scolded or insulted in public.”

— Omar Iftikhar, The Diligent Game

“A searing pain passed through Aitmaad’s left leg despite him using the defense spell he managed to remember just before Malvagio’s attack.”

— Omar Iftikhar, Kingdom of Derya: Aitmaad and the Clan of Seven - Magical Fantasy Book

“Adnan learned that to earn the clients' confidence and to keep them happy is imperative even if you cannot deliver the work on time.”

— Omar Iftikhar, The Diligent Game

About the author

Omar Iftikhar

Writing articles and columns for various English language newspapers and magazines of Pakistan since 2004. Have also worked as Assistant Manager for Slogan Magazine and South Asia Magazine and as a…

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“That morning, Kausar had risen even before the call for the Fajar prayer and had spent the time restlessly staring at her ceiling fan.”

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“However, now he is stepping into the digital media industry, he has to change his rules and make new ones – or better yet, go with the flow – a concept he never followed, but now he has to.”

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