Being 19 years old is never an easy task, with a world so dark and people so toxic, a simple weak girl could only fall victim to people's wrath. 
So alone, abandoned and scarred, would Zina make it? 
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"I promise you, that I will fix you," She told him as tears fell from her sweet brown eyes. 
He raised his head to meet her painful gaze. He felt his heart sink. If only she knew she was in no place to fix me, he thought.

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lost & found

<p>The tranquility of the moment was shattered by a sudden outburst, this time not a piercing scream but a thunderous voice that unmistakably belonged to my mother. A shared glance with my companion conveyed our mutual dread – this couldn't be happening again.</p>

<p>As we hurried towards the source of the commotion, my mother's menacing shout reached our ears, sending a chill down our spines. Rushing into the room, we were met with a sight we hadn't anticipated - my mother launching herself at Zina. With a fierce grip on Zina's hair and her fist poised to strike, chaos erupted until Mohammed intervened. As the tumult subsided, I noticed a shattered painting on the ground, depicting my mother's smiling visage in the garden. It stirred memories of a day when she had looked upon me from within the confines of the frame, a day when my father had regaled me with amusing anecdotes about their time in my absence.</p>

Chapter 34: