Basila smiled herself, imagining her twenty-five-year-old father, running up to Laiba apa, to tell her he found his light. — Ayesha Fatimah, Queen Basila of Magica Copy Share WhatsApp
by Ayesha Fatimah
Fantasy · 80 pages
“Because she thought she could never love anyone enough to give her treasured possession.”
“Even if he is, Basila thought angrily as she made her way towards the kitchen, why hadn't he helped her when she was lying on her deathbed?”
“Sometimes it is nothing more than gritting your teeth through the pain and the work of everyday, the slow walk toward a better life.”
A teenager with big dreams. Currently in her freshman year at ICG F6/-2. Aims to be a psychologist and a inspiring writer. Loves authors like J.K Rowling, Veronica Roth, etc. First started publishi…
“Few of the shops were up and running, but the rest found it difficult to cope with the losses occurred and never saw the light of day again.”
“This is when they seek the love of Al-Wadood (The Loving)2 the light of Al-Noor (The Light)2.”
“All night he dreamt of the time when he would get to enjoy his ‘favourite-world' for more than just a few minutes.”
“Maybe one of the headlights is faulty, I thought, but as the light drew nearer and nearer I realized it was not a car, it was a bike.”
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