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When Silver Met Gold
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When Silver Met Gold
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When Silver Met Gold
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Love a novel full of romance and a hot but a dead shy guy? Then yes, this college+nieghbors romance is waiting for you to devour and savour it. And, don't forget the twist that's going to shake you up.
MUSCA never knew her mother.
After graduating from college, MUSCA discovers that the biological mother she had thought to be long dead only recently passed away while living in Pakistan. If she had known this when her mother was still alive, it wouldn't have been so heart-breaking for her.
Angry and sorrowful, she decides to fly to her maternal homeland and meets her mother's cousin, Uncle Mubashir, who, as a guardian, admits her into the University of Pakistan so she can complete her education and live in peace.
All it takes is one moment in a speech competition for her to notice the enigmatic golden-eyed AALIYAN, who carries secrets that tie them both together in ways she could never have imagined.
Love a novel full of romance and a hot but a dead shy guy? Then yes, this college+nieghbors romance is waiting for you to devour and savour it. And, don't forget the twist that's going to shake you up.
MUSCA never knew her mother.
After graduating from college, MUSCA discovers that the biological mother she had thought to be long dead only recently passed away while living in Pakistan. If she had known this when her mother was still alive, it wouldn't have been so heart-breaking for her.
Angry and sorrowful, she decides to fly to her maternal homeland and meets her mother's cousin, Uncle Mubashir, who, as a guardian, admits her into the University of Pakistan so she can complete her education and live in peace.
All it takes is one moment in a speech competition for her to notice the enigmatic golden-eyed AALIYAN, who carries secrets that tie them both together in ways she could never have imagined.


















