Beauty of my heart

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Summary

Zayanah is eighteen when her story begins quietly — with prayer, family warmth, and a heart that carries more weight than it shows. She lives between faith and fear, strength and silence, learning early that not every wound is meant to be spoken aloud. At university, her world collides with Park Jimin — confident, sharp tongued, and impossible to ignore. A senior with a reputation that follows him everywhere, he is everything Zayanah keeps her distance from. Their encounters are never gentle, never calm — full of tension, clashes, and unspoken questions neither of them wants to ask. As years pass, arguments turn into pauses, silence turns into understanding, and something dangerous begins to grow between them — something Zayanah knows she must deny. Faith is not a choice for her. It is who she is. And love, when it comes with boundaries, is never simple. Graduation pulls them apart before either can speak the truth. Life moves forward — responsibilities, distance, and time reshaping them both. Until loss, longing, and unanswered prayers lead Jimin toward a path he never expected… not for love, not for anyone — but for peace. Beauty of My Heart is a slow-burn story of faith, restraint, healing, and love that refuses to be rushed. A story where prayer begins the journey, silence holds the answers, and some meetings are written by destiny — even if they take years to find their way back.

Genre
Romance/Drama
Author
Sumu
Status
Ongoing
Chapters
4
Rating
n/a
Age Rating
16+

Author’s Note

Hey…

Before you step into this story, I want to be honest.

These pages weren’t written lightly. They were carved out of long nights, quiet tears, stubborn hope, and a heart that refused to stay silent.

This is my first story, but it carries pieces of me I’ve never spoken — the kind of emotions that burn before they heal.

You might find flaws. A rough line. An imperfect rhythm.

But every word is real, and every scene was written with a truth I couldn’t ignore.

Zaynah and Jimin aren’t just characters.

They are broken souls searching for light, faith, and forgiveness — the things we all chase in different ways.

If their journey shakes you, comforts you, or even hurts you a little…

then maybe you’ll understand why I had to write this.

Thank you for choosing to walk into this story.

Your time, your eyes, your heart — they matter to me more than you know.

— Sumu