Amicable107003

*Story Title:* Don't Doubt Love
*Genre:* Romance, Drama
*Number of Episodes:* 200
*Narrative Style:* Multiple POV (each person's point of view)

*STORY PREMISE *

The story follows the lives of Maya and Aisha, two sisters who grew up in a poor household with their mother, Fatima. Despite the financial struggles, their mother instilled in them strong morals and values. As they navigate their lives, they'll face various challenges, including romance, heartbreak, and self-discovery.
The story revolves around Despite their financial struggles, the sisters are intelligent, wise, and morally grounded. Their lives take a dramatic turn when they meet a wealthy and arrogant man name Tahir nelson ,who  believe only in wealth, and sees the less priveledge as an obstacle,in the name of human  
*join me let see how this story goes

Let's dive into Episode 1

DON'T DOUBT LOVE)  loving you no matter what

I sat in the classroom, surrounded by the hum of fluorescent lights and the murmur of my classmates. My mind wandered to the upcoming exams, and I felt a knot of anxiety in my stomach. I had always struggled with math, and this exam was crucial for my future.

As the teacher handed out the practice sheets, I felt a sense of dread wash over me. I stared at the equations, my mind going blank. I knew I needed to focus, but my thoughts kept drifting to Maya's art competition.

"Aisha, are you okay?" my friend whispered, noticing my frustration.

I nodded, trying to hide my struggles. "Yeah, I'm just having a bit of trouble with this equation."

But the truth was, I was struggling with more than just math. I was struggling to balance my schoolwork and my part-time job, all while supporting Maya with her art. I felt like I was being pulled in too many directions, and I didn't know how to keep up.

I watched Aisha struggle with her math homework, feeling a pang of guilt. I knew she was working hard to support me with my art, and I wanted to return the favor.

"Hey, Aisha, let me help you with that," I said, taking a seat next to her.

Aisha smiled, relief washing over her face. "Thanks, Maya. I really appreciate it."

Together, we worked through the equations, and I explained the concepts in a way that made sense to her. I could see the understanding dawn on her face, and it gave me a sense of satisfaction.

As I watched my daughters study and work together, I felt a sense of pride and worry. I

knew Aisha was struggling, and I wanted to support her. But I also knew that she needed to find her own path and learn to overcome her challenges.

"Girls, don't forget to take breaks and rest," I said, bringing them a snack and some water. "You need to take care of yourselves, too."

Aisha smiled, her eyes tired but grateful. "Thanks, Maa. We're almost done."

I nodded, knowing that they were working hard. But I also knew that they couldn't do it alone.

We needed to work together as a family to support each other and overcome our struggles.

As I worked through the equations with Maya, I felt a sense of gratitude towards her. She was always there for me, supporting me and helping me through tough times.

But as we finished up and I closed my textbook, I couldn't shake off the feeling of anxiety that lingered inside me. I knew I still had a long way to go, and I wasn't sure if I could keep up.

since l came back from school l have been

restless how am going to tell mom that we want to attend the festival activities in market square , finally I made up my to tell her "

mom, " we wish to go the festival" please mom

l was watching my Aisha feeling restless on

how to tell me about the festival she want to attend

when" she finally told l was not able to hold my laugh.she was so nervous thinking am going to refuse ,

you girls can go but make sure you are back before evening the were,so happy as they left

EPISODE 7: "AISHA'S STRUGGLES"