You Are My Heaven

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Summary

--- 📘 Summary for You Are My Heaven > Dua believes in Allah. Shahzan doesn’t. When they first meet, it’s anything but gentle — her heart is rooted in prayer, while his soul is running from faith. But what begins with silent stares and quiet arguments turns into something unexpected: a journey of two hearts, colliding in pain and healing in sujood. Dua agrees to a nikah for her father’s sake. Shahzan accepts it with a heart full of questions. What follows is a love story unlike any other — one where names like “Peaches” are born over chai, tears fall on prayer mats, and graves are visited not just with grief… but with hope. As Shahzan begins to search for Allah, he finds something even deeper — the girl who unknowingly led him there. A story of faith, forgiveness, halal romance, and the kind of love that always leads back to Him. Because sometimes… "You are my heaven" isn’t just a compliment — it’s a prayer. ---

Status
Ongoing
Chapters
9
Rating
n/a
Age Rating
16+

Chapter 1 : The First Encounter


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📖 Chapter 1: The First Encounter

Dua wasn’t expecting anything special that day — just a simple girls’ outing.

Nihel had been begging her all week, “Please! I need to shop, and you’re the only one with taste that isn’t dangerous to society.”

They laughed, shared a warm chai, and set off — first for a quiet shopping spree, then dinner at Nihel’s favorite spot. It was meant to be a peaceful night. But as always, plans had a habit of turning.

While waiting for food, Nihel’s phone buzzed.

She looked up guiltily. “My brother wants to join us. Just for dinner. Please don’t be mad.”

Dua blinked. “Shahzan?”

Nihel nodded. “He’s… complicated. But he’s not rude. Just… distant.”

Dua offered a soft smile. “It’s okay. Allah knows who He brings into our day.”

And minutes later… he arrived.

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Shahzan.

Tall. Quiet. Dressed in black like he was trying to match his attitude.

He barely glanced at Dua at first — just nodded at Nihel, sat down, and scrolled his phone. His presence filled the table like a storm cloud. Dua stayed polite, sipping her water quietly.

But Shahzan finally looked up.

“You’re the one who prays a lot, right?” he asked, voice low and unreadable.

Dua blinked, caught off guard. “I do.”

“What do you get from it?”

She didn’t falter. “Peace. Something I hope you find.”

There was silence after that. He didn’t smile. She didn’t waver.

And that was how it began — not with warmth, not with love…

But with quiet fire between two hearts that didn’t understand each other —

yet somehow, couldn't stop listening.

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