???? AUREN KWANGILA BOOK 4 ????(A Story of Second Chances, Love & Redemption)

STORY BY: ASHAANTY LOVE (UMMIN FASIHU)

A Love That Still Hurts

Saudat and Ashraf’s marriage has been through pain, misunderstandings, and separation.

Despite finally confessing their feelings, things are still not perfect.

Saudat struggles with trust. She remembers how Ashraf once denied their marriage meant anything.

"What if he changes again?" she asks herself.

Meanwhile, Ashraf fights his own demons.

He wants to prove he loves her, but he doesn’t know how to fix what he broke.

A Test of Loyalty

Things take a turn when Ashraf’s business is attacked from within.

He is betrayed by someone close to him—and suddenly, he is at risk of losing everything.

His enemies use Saudat against him, spreading rumors that she was planted in his life to destroy him.

"Did you ever love me?" he asks her, his voice filled with doubt.

Saudat, hurt beyond words, slaps him.

"How dare you question me after everything?"

For the first time, she walks away first.

A Broken Marriage?

Days turn into weeks, and Saudat doesn’t return home.

Ashraf realizes he might have finally pushed her too far.

His mother, sensing his distress, tells him, "You always let your pride ruin things. Go after her."

For the first time, he listens.

A Desperate Plea

One rainy night, Ashraf finds Saudat sitting alone in her bakery, lost in thought.

Without a word, he kneels before her.

"I’m sorry," he says, his voice breaking. "I love you, and I don’t know how to live without you."

Saudat stares at him, shocked. Ashraf never begs.

For the first time, he is truly vulnerable.

Tears fill her eyes. "Don’t hurt me again, Ashraf."

He takes her hands, kissing them gently. "Never."

And just like that, they start anew—this time, with no doubts.

Happily Ever After

Their love, once filled with contracts and conditions, is now real and unconditional.

Saudat finally lets go of her fears.

Ashraf finally lets go of his pride.

And together, they build the love they always deserved.