Nizrah_Moin

Sarah is an ordinary small-town girl who falls in love with her childhood friend but her plan for a happy life turns upside down when her lover leaves for the city and disappears. Now she is on the verge to find her lost love. She knows it might even cost her life, she has seen people getting hurt because of it. Is she brave enough to face danger for love? Will she be able to find her love or else find someone better along her way? But what she doesn't know is that the bitter realities of the world awaits her.


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EXCERPT


"Do we really love each other?" I asked.

"I believe," he responds, moving his face towards mine, he looks into my eyes.

"What if I'm gone missing someday?"

"I'll go finding you to the deepest core of the Earth."

"Doesn't it sound childish?"
 
"Love is childish."

"What if you don't find me?"

"I'll not give up until I find you."

"It could be dangerous out there."

"Love is the name of sacrifice and I am glad I have the courage to love someone." He leans closer and my heart almost skips a beat. We are so close but still too far away.


I gasp as I notice that we have stopped walking and slowly he's been reducing the distance between us. I close my eyes and he leans even closer, I could feel the heat radiating through his body.

"But Sarah, do you have the courage to love?" He whispers in my ear.

For a while his question lingered in my head, it was a simple question but with a deep meaning behind. It wasn't just a question but many questions in one.

Do I really love him to the extent of sacrifice?

Do I have the courage to sacrifice?

Am I able to face all the dangers of the world for him?

Lost in the World

"South Africa." He smirked but it was an evil one.

"South Africa? I don't understand sir." I try to calm my beating heart that was about to burst out of its chest.

I understand leaving town was hard. And the city was a new world of its own and coming here already meant facing new challenges against life.

But moving to another country? I wasn't told that under my training! How-how-how would I cope?!

It's not about coping, it's about the very basics! how would I go so far, being all on my own? At least I had Samuel and my aunt here. Being in the city is still far from town but there was a feeling that my family was still close by but going a hundred miles away meant I couldn't meet my family whenever I wanted. It meant I was a hundred hurdles away, I was dependent upon fair transport, government, sea, and land.

This was impossible. I can't even imagine going so far, plus all alone.

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