Whenever I came back home from my university, I was always under the fear that my mother would have arranged my marriage somewhere. — aaina batool, A War Within Copy Share WhatsApp
by aaina batool
Drama · 40 pages
“Even the walls looked bored and the courage inside me collapsed till the last word inside my mouth shattered and I choked.”
“Although I offered my Fajr prayers regularly, this time, instead of jumping right up, I lay there, the dream replaying in my mind vividly as if on a constant loop.”
“As the sun disappeared below the horizon and the birds chirped whilst making their way home, she smiled at me, one last time and this time, I returned the smile.”
“Jabeen squinted into the distance and saw Khadija standing on the other side with a gun in her hand and a cocky smile on her face.”
Aaina Batool is an undergraduate currently completing her Bachelors in Business Administration. She is a passionate writer, baker and a business woman. She occasionally enjoys writing for different…
“Life has not been fair to me, but it would be incorrect to assume that my sufferings are either incomparable or unique.”
“Little do they know that he is only avoiding, the greatest reality of his life.”
“The world that we’ve created around is nothing but the reflection of the depth of our souls.”
“Years of accumulated ire at the hands of abuse and agony delivered by men in her life began to surface.”
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