NASRULLAH MUKHLIS
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The Moment That Returned
The Moment That Returned He went back to say sorry. But was it too late? by (NM) James was a man of logic. A software engineer by profession, he believed in numbers, timelines, and clean-cut algorithms. Emotions, to him, were like corrupted code—unpredictable, messy, and hard to debug. He lived alone, worked late, and rarely spoke unless spoken to.
By NASRULLAH MUKHLIS7 months ago in Fiction
The Letters She Never Read
The Letters She Never Read by (Mukhlis) He wrote her letters. One every week, without fail. From rain-soaked cities and quiet corners of the world, Ayaan wrote to Elina with the kind of love people read about in novels but rarely find in real life.
By NASRULLAH MUKHLIS7 months ago in Fiction
The Man Who Sold Regrets
The Man Who Sold Regrets by (Mukhlis safi) In a cramped corner of the old bazaar, nestled between a spice seller and a cobbler who never smiled, was a stall so plain most walked past without noticing it. Its banner, dusty and frayed, read only:
By NASRULLAH MUKHLIS7 months ago in Fiction
