Nahla’s POV:
You know when you wake
up one day and think, man how was I so stupid and naïve?
How did I ever trust
that particular person? How did I ever allow anyone to trick me into believing
that they’re someone they are not?
Did you ever feel that
slap of guilt when you realize you were pushing away all the right people for
that one wrong person?
Like you suddenly woke
up from a long sleep of regret, disappointments, and what ifs.
I’m sure most of you
went through what I’m going through right now at one point in your life.
You know how painful it
is when life decides to slap you in the face because you were too blind to see
the agonizing truth. When you trust a person with your life and they just
crumble it up and toss it right back at your face.
It hurts.
I liked Nasser, I
trusted him, I loved him and handed him my heart.
Stupid, I WAS SO
STUPID!!!!
Shlon rethaait 7ag
nafsyy eny agool asrary 7ag wa7id ghareeb 3alay?
Shlon rethaait eny
anazil mustawaay o akalim wa7id 7ata may9eerly?
Ma3qoola el 7ub a3maany
o khalany ma afaker eb hal ashya wala ahtaam laha?
Shnu el 7ub a9laan? Elly
bainy o bain Nasser esamona 7ub?
Mathanity..
When someone showers you
with promises, and tells you exactly what you want to hear. But the minute
something goes wrong, they show you their true colors and break you along with
their promises.
It kills.
Now he left me stranded,
ignoring my calls, messages and cries.
Where are the “I love
you’s” “I miss you” “I promise I’ll make you mine” ?????
They’re just faint
whispers that are mocking me in the back of my head. Reminding me of my stupidity
that resulted in my own destruction.
Wallaa, it hurts so
much..
Maybe my words are not
enough to touch your heart and make you feel the pain that I’m going through.
However, I’m sure that
many girls are blinded by love or by what they think is love. I’m sure they’re
happy to have someone that cares about them and tells them what they want to
hear.
Words are always easy;
it’s the actions that show you how true someone is.
When he tells you he loves
you, and then asks you to send him pictures or meet him in certain places.
When he tells you he
wants to marry you, but he keeps asking you to give him more time.
When he tells you that
you’re his everything, but then runs away from the smallest problems and keeps mistrusting
you.
This is not love.
When you ruin your
reputation, and anger your whole family and God for that person, then you’re
definitely making a huge mistake.
I learned the hard way,
but maybe you still have time to rethink things and consider if anyone is worth
going through all that pain for.
I heard a knock on my
door. I stayed quiet. After a few seconds Noura’s head peaked in.
I was sitting on my bed
in the dark, hugging my pillow and sobbing. That was basically how I spent the
past week.
“Nahla aby akalmich eb
mawthoo3,” Noura said as she sat next to me.
I closed my eyes. I
can’t see her after what I did, I just can’t.
All I can feel is her
warm touch on my arm.
“Ba3ad yomain binroo7
Paris enshallah, tara fe wagt na7jizlich etha tabeen,” she said.
No matter how much you
believe that your family hates you because of something you did, they surprise
you and prove you wrong.
“Tara mo zain elly ga3da
tsaweena eb 3umrich, 7abeebty please ridayy 3alay,” Noura begged.
I just shook my head.
“Shnu elly mthayeg
khilgich Nahla? Lail7een za3lana 3ala Nasser?” she asked.
I just nodded and let
out a whimper.
She wrapped her arm
around me, “wallaa mayiswaa dam3a min dmoo3ich hatha ensan ma3inda thameer
ga3ed yil3ab 3ala banat el naas lat’thaygeen khilgich 3ashana.”
“Ana elly mthayeg khilgy
enny kint ghabeya o m9adgeta *sniff* walla 7aail mit7asfa Noura 7aaail,”
I said between my sobs.
If only I can erase him
from my life and everything we ever did together.
“3ady kil ensaan yaghli6
bs aham shay enich eta3alimain min ghal6itich o mat3eedenha, al7een bs
estaghfray rabich o ed3ay enna allah yarzigich elly a7san min Nasser,” she
said.
“Enshallahh, mashkora
Noura walla a7ibich 7aail!!” I said squeezing her in a huge hug.
“Anaa akthaar wallaa,”
she said.
I pulled away and
started wiping my tears with a tissue.
“3add thi7kaay al7eeen
wallaah walaaht 3alaich wintay mistansa o tith7ikeeen,” she said pinching my
cheek.
I couldn’t not smile.
“Eee chithyy a7laaa mo
tawa 3yonich mintafkha min el bachy china bagga gar9itich,” she said.
I giggled.
Thank God for my sister,
for family, and for people who truly care about you to lift you up when you
feel down.
Noura’s POV:
Akheeeeran sakaart
jan6ity o jan6aat Mit3eb!! Thahryyy ga3ed yethbaaa7nyy sarly sinaa o ana a3abel
bil jnaa6 :’(
“Yalla Noura badlaay
bni6la3 ba3ad 3asher digayeg,” Mit3eb announced.
Ashwanyy m6al3a lihdoom
ely aby albis’ha minziman.. I quickly changed and we left.
.
“T3aref shu3oor elly
a7is eny nasya shay bs madry shnu,” I told Mit3eb after we were seated on the
airplane.
“La mu nasya shay
enshallah,” he said.
Kina ga3deen bil karasy
elly yam el direesha o Lamees o
Laila yamna ga3deen, lafat 3alay Lamees,
“7ataa ana ga3ed eyeeny
hal shu3oor!” she said.
“Ooo 3ad al7een
ewaswisoon,” Mit3eb said.
“Haha shfeek mitnarfiz?”
I asked. He was shaking his legs nervously.
“Mafeeny shay,” he said
looking straight ahead.
Finally, the plane
started moving and it was just about to take off. Mit3eb grabbed his seat with
both hands and squeezed his eyes shut.
I looked at him in
confusion, laykoon ekhaf min el 6ayara :o
I slowly slid my hand
into his. With his eyes still closed, he squeezed my hand just as the plane
started taking off.
ESHAAWIIIIIIGG!!!!!!!
Ekhaaaaf!!! He squeezed my hand way too tight.
“A7 Mit3eb ga3ed
et3awernyy,” I whispered.
He loosened his grip.
I slowly patted his
shoulder, “Shfeek?”
“Mafeeny shay,” he said,
finally opening his eyes.
“Tkhaaf?” I asked with a
smile tugging on my lips.
“Laa!! Shaku akhaf!!” he
denied.
“Hahaha okk,” I said,
6ab3an mara7 yi3tirif enna ykhaf.
Guys and their
testosterone.
He narrowed his eyes at
me. I grinned back at him. He smiled.
It’s amazing how you can
get attached to a person so quickly. They become everything to you, a part of
you; its like when they’re hurting you can feel it too.
I tightened my grip on
his hand and in the corner of my eye I can see his smile grow a little wider.
Lulu’s POV:
“Okkkkk kanyyy 2 minutes
o o9aal latzifeeeen!!!!” I shouted into the phone.
“9arliiich sa3a tgooleen
2 minutes o o9aal yalla ma9araat!!” Dalal said.
“Yalla 6l3aay barraa mo
tizr3eeeny,” I said before I hung up.
Ana o Dalal binroo7 el
jam3eya nishtryy bal3a lana binsawy sleepover. 9ij enna a3marna 23-24 bs el sleepover elshay elwa7eed elly
3umerna mara7 nikbar 3alaih ana o Dalol o Nouro. Awnaas shay!!
O 6ab3an a7la shay bil
sleepover uhwa el akil..
“Halaaaw 3ainyy,” Dalal
said as she got into the car.
“Hala bil hailigya
halaa,” I said.
“Bagoolich shaay 3adyy
tid3meen min el wanasaa!!!! Khalas khalaas many gayla,” she said.
3ady athba7ha?
“Taraa anazliichhh
wallaa yala ta7aachay goolay!!” I said. 6faarty a7ad egooly bagolch shay b3dain
ehawin.
“HAHAHA 7ady raa7
ath7aak wana agoolich elsalfaa,” she said.
“Dalool khalseeny
laykoon ma3indich salfaa o bitmalqeen fog rasy?” I said.
“Laa walla qaweyya el
salfa,” she said.
“YALLAAA GOLAAYY,” I
shouted.
“Okkk, ams bilaail yalyy
Mohamad ukhoyy o galyy enna umm..” she broke off.
“SHGALICH YANANTEENYY!!”
I said.
“7amood galy enna ma
agolich bs 6ab3an ana magdaar walla magdar akhish’ha,” she said.
“Ok shnu gal?” I asked
through gritted teeth.
“Saad sa2aal 7amood
3anich.. ga3ed egool ena mnu hathy wayed ashofha 3abala ana,” she said with a
giggle.
“CHATHABAAA??? Shnuu gal
ba3aaad??” I asked with a grin.
“O ga3ad esa2el enna
shismich o madry shnu o wain tshtaghlain b3dain 7amod gala ena bas
ma9akht’haa,” she said.
“Ga3da echaathbeen?
Walla maytha7ik walla,” I said.
“Wallaaah el 3atheem mo
ga3da achatheb o rab el ka3ba!!” she swore.
“HAHA WANASAAA,” I
squealed.
“Etshaawgeen!! 3ad 7amod
yimda7aa 3ala goolta rajul wal rejal qaleeel bad3eeelikum enna titzawijoon,”
she said.
“Haha yeezach allah
khaair bs wayed dashaytay bil 3ameeq,” I said suddenly freaking out.
“Haw ay 3ameeq, ba3ad
mafeeha shay rifeejty o aby afraa7 feech,” she said.
“3ishtaaaw, ma3araftch
wintay btfr7een feeny,” I said.
“Min9iijy bad3eelikum
7adkum tlogoon 3ala ba3aath,” she said.
3ugub ma sharaaina el aghraaath
o 7isna shwayy radaina bait Dalol. 6ab3aan shareen akil 7ag qarya kamlaa 9ij
mantahayaat eb jam3eya ana o s7aila.
I parked the car and we
got out.
“Magdar asheeel lichyas
ma3aach lana basheel jan6ity o my laptop,” I said.
“La walla basheel hal
gash broo7y?” she asked.
“Golay 7ag Laty (her
nanny) tsa3dech,” I said.
“Laa Lulu shda3waa ka
ana asheel thalath chyaas o entay sheelay hal athnain khfaaf, maly khilg sina
3ala ma anadeeha,” she said.
“Waay ok!” I said as I
grabbed the remaining two bags.
I was carrying a huge
tote, a heavy laptop and two heavy bags and my mobile decides to fall. :)
“La7thaaa Dalol yeebay
mobily plsss magdar achandes,” I said.
“Wala anaa,” she said as
she stared at my phone.
“T7reeen,” I said.
“M7amaaad,” I heard
Dalal shout.
Five seconds later,
“Esalam Lulu shlonich?” Mohamad asked.
“Bkhair el7imdlaa,” I
said struggling to hold the bags.
“3anich 3anich,” he said
extending his arm to take the bags.
“La 3ady,” I said 7ady
chathaba o mista7yaa.
“Al7een ana mnaadetik
3ashan etsa3ednyy,” Dalal said handing her brother her bags and took my bags
and they continued walking towards the door.
I bent down to take my
mobile.
Laaaaa enkasraaat el
shaashaa!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hathyy thany marraa
tinkisiiiiir :’)
I stood there staring at
my phone hoping it would somehow fix itself when I heard a cough. I quickly
turned around to see Saad.
He looked at me long and
hard, it felt like he was looking into my soul. And the fool that I am, I
stared back.
I wanted to turn but its
like someone was holding my face in place refusing for it to move.
After a few minutes of
this staring game, he smiled.
My heart fluttered with
excitement.
Today is beautiful.
The past week was
beautiful.
I have experienced a
different kind of happiness.. the happiness of seeing his face.
Am I in love? I’m not
sure.
But every time he
crosses my mind I grin.
Every time I see his
face my heart sings.
Every time I hear his
name its like melody in my ears.
And when he smiles? He
takes me to another planet.
How I fell head over
heels for him? I don’t know!
It’s like overnight my
heart decided it wants to torture me with feelings I never experienced.
And you know what’s even
more exciting?
I think, I think he
might feel it too.
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