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The Imperfect Match(The Perfect Series) Book One

🇰🇪Fideh_Mwangi
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Aira came to the Place as a talithar, a king’s woman, with two goals in mind: to avoid the emperor’s attention and to find a way to rescue her friends still trapped in the pearl farm. But fate had other plans for her, and she found herself irresistibly drawn to Faheem despite the warnings and the dangers lurking around him. Daring to hope that she could be his queen and share a happy future with him. But before they could take their relationship to the next level and start a family, their relationship is tested most painfully and ruins everything. Will their love survive the test, or will it be destroyed forever? Find out in Aira’s and Faheem’s story, a tale of passion, betrayal, and lies that will keep you hooked until the end.
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Chapter 1 - PROLOGUE

Prologue

Although Aira did try to walk back to the light, the experience had broken her heart  into unmendable pieces that bled into her soul, destroying much of it and leaving  the rest dying. All she could see was his hands on her body, his lips marking her  body and her unheard cries. She thought she could overcome it and move forward but got stuck in a loop of pain and anguish.  And every morning when she saw  the sunrise, it was a cruel reminder of yet another day to fight the losing battle  with her inner demons, and the only way to stop the torture was death.

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Will my father punish him after learning what he did to me? Will the graphic description of how he forced himself on me in the suicidal letter and the guilt of my death force his hand against him? 

Slipping the written paper in the silk letter, she gulped down the poison from the small white ceramic bottle and lay on the rug, awaiting her death.

Seconds later, her body stiffened, her eyes rolling back in her head. Her arms and legs jerked uncontrollably, her throat closing in. Feeling like blood was being sucked out of her.

However, through it all, a pure unadulterated emotion washed over her. As if she had been holding her breath all her life and was finally able to let it go. The pain and sorrow that weighed on her for days faded into the background. The feeling of light and freedom replaced it.

Her room tilted and swaying. She felt a powerful current pulling her under before getting sucked into a bottomless pit of emptiness. She was thrilled to finally unite with her mother in the city of pure gold as clear as glass with no sorrow or pain. 

"THE END"