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WATCH THIS HAPPY EVER AFTER 4 AMAN AND ALIA

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Originally posted by: Jiss555

WATCH THIS HAPPY EVER AFTER 4 AMAN AND ALIA

😡😡😡Kya yaar mood kharab kar ditta 🤮🤮🤮

Mere pass ho isn’t that his standard line to roshni? Liar two faced hypocrite and using recycled lines 🤮🤮🤮

Worse than kabir - aman takes the cake in being a cheapda!!!! Cheeeeee!!!!! Stupid roshni can someone make her listen to what he says? Wahan to Aman is yours and to Alia you are with me 🤮🤮🤮

Originally posted by: vibha28

😡😡😡Kya yaar mood kharab kar ditta 🤮🤮🤮

Mere pass ho isn’t that his standard line to roshni? Liar two faced hypocrite and using recycled lines 🤮🤮🤮

Worse than kabir - aman takes the cake in being a cheapda!!!! Cheeeeee!!!!! Stupid roshni can someone make her listen to what he says? Wahan to Aman is yours and to Alia you are with me 🤮🤮🤮

I don't think there will be any redemption 4 aman after this.sry 4 spoling ur mood😁😁😁😁..also bride me too like very much

Originally posted by: Jiss555

I don't think there will be any redemption 4 aman after this.sry 4 spoling ur mood😁😁😁😁..also bride me too like very much

It’s all good 🤗 but it’s good this two minute clip affirms my decision to not watch this tripe. My gosh he is using recycled lines - with Alia it’s tum and with roshni it’s aap- kameena insan.

There can be no redemption after this clip zero chance.

I also love her The Wedding, Ransom, and Mercy - you should read Nora Roberts, and Sandra Brown they are great authors as well 😊

I have read nora Robert's liked her too.i have only read one sandra's book(it was a father raping her own daughter plot.found it to be too dark, not my cup of tea).

Originally posted by: Jiss555

I have read nora Robert's liked her too.i have only read one sandra's book(it was a father raping her own daughter plot.found it to be too dark, not my cup of tea).

Nora is a very good writer I used to love reading her books. Which Sandra book is that? Read The Alibi I think that’s one of the best book I ever read. Her hello darkness is very good too.

Originally posted by: vibha28

Nora is a very good writer I used to love reading her books. Which Sandra book is that? Read The Alibi I think that’s one of the best book I ever read. Her hello darkness is very good too.

Thank u I will try that.i don't remember the name of that book just know that she killed her father and also went to prison bcoz of that.she was so illtreated literally our heart will tear upon reading . Writing was superb we could empathize with the heroine. She was a fighter nobody's doormat. Her father was a lawyer and was so cunning

Originally posted by: Jiss555

Thank u I will try that.i don't remember the name of that book just know that she killed her father and also went to prison bcoz of that.she was so illtreated literally our heart will tear upon reading . Writing was superb we could empathize with the heroine. She was a fighter nobody's doormat. Her father was a lawyer and was so cunning

I love reading about feisty FL and Sandra Brown, Nora Roberts, Julie garwood writes very well. None of this crying crap and best is they aren’t wallflowers or virgins I love that - and their men if they make a mistake they make them grovel lol 😂

I haven’t read that book which you mentioned - is it her old releases? You know some of their books have been made into movies as well.

Originally posted by: vibha28

I love reading about feisty FL and Sandra Brown, Nora Roberts, Julie garwood writes very well. None of this crying crap and best is they aren’t wallflowers or virgins I love that - and their men if they make a mistake they make them grovel lol 😂

I haven’t read that book which you mentioned - is it her old releases? You know some of their books have been made into movies as well.

Sry hon my mistake the book I mentioned above was not of sandra brown but it was Malice written by danielle I didnt complete the novel as it was disturbing here is the Amazon review

Amazon.com Review

Only veteran author Danielle Steel can make dysfunction this fashionable! In Malice, her 37th potboiler, the gloves come off. Life is no fairy tale for teenager Grace Adams. The preternaturally quiet and dowdy daughter of Watseka's favorite son, lawyer John Adams, and his lovely, cancer-stricken wife Ellen, Grace has an ugly little secret that she's kept for four years. When her father brutally rapes her following her mother's funeral, Grace kills him. Only 17 years old, she faces the death penalty in a town all too willing to perpetrate the fiction of John Adams, even when it means prison for Grace. Upon release two years later, Grace heads for Chicago where life starts looking up when she finds a job as a receptionist in a downtown modeling agency. Unfortunately, Grace encounters an unscrupulous photographer and a slimy parole officer. As soon as her parole is over, Grace escapes again, running to New York City to disappear among the hordes. Working as a secretary in a law firm, she's asked to work for a partner. After a rocky start, Charles Mackenzie and Grace establish a comfortable routine. But when Grace is brutally beaten by the husband of a woman in the crisis center where she volunteers, Charles is at her side constantly, arranging for the finest medical care and talking her out of her coma. Love blooms as Grace slowly recuperates. Finally whole again, inside and out, Grace and Charles marry and start a family. Life couldn't get much better as Charles enters politics and Grace tends to their growing family. But when tabloids release the story of Grace's sordid past and explicit photos of Grace taken while she was drugged, their family is left reeling, with Charles's campaign in shambles and Grace's life crumbling around her. Danielle Steel doesn't even pretend that Malice is a piece of romantic fiction, but loyal fans will happily make the transition as she charts a new course! --Alison Trinkle