STORY ABOUT LOVE


Muno and Ahmed loved each other deeply.



Muno: I feel so calm with you. We will live together forever.


Ahmed: You are my heartbeat; nobody can separate us except for one thing.


Muno: What is that?


Ahmed: Dear...


Muno: Don't say it like that! I can't live without you. You are my world.



Ahmed you are my heartbeat

They used to talk on the phone daily and send each other texts. They were going to get married soon. But one day...


Muno: Okay, honey, good night.


That night, Ahmed didn't call her. It had never happened before.


Muno: Come on, Ahmed, pick up the phone. Where are you? Why are you ignoring me?


Her mother noticed something was wrong.


Muno’s Mom: What happened? You didn’t eat your dinner.


Muno: Nothing, Mom. I’m fine.


Muno’s Mom: I am your mother. You have been sad all day. Tell me what’s the matter?


Muno: Ahmed didn’t contact me today. He always texts me in the morning.


Muno’s Mom: He must be busy.


Muno: It has never happened before, Mom. I called him so many times, and he didn’t answer. I’m really worried.


Muno’s Mom: Then you should meet him tomorrow.


Muno: I want to meet him right now. I can't wait.


Muno’s Mom: It’s almost midnight. You can meet him tomorrow.


Muno: Okay, Mom… but I can’t wait anymore. I should go now—


Suddenly, her phone rang. It was Ahmed.


Muno: Oh my God! Ahmed is calling me!


Muno: Hello, Ahmed! Where have you been? I was really worried about you.


Ahmed: How are you?


Muno: I’m good. I'm so glad you called. What happened to you yesterday?


Ahmed: I was busy.


Muno: Busy? What do you mean?


Ahmed: I think we should stop talking.


Muno: What?! But why?


Ahmed: I’m sorry. Goodbye.


Muno: Hello? Ahmed? No! Ahmed, you can't do this to me! Hello? Ahmed?!


Ahmed: Why are you calling me?


Muno: I need to ask you something.


Ahmed: Go ahead.


Muno: Are you all right?


Ahmed: Please don’t call me again.


Muno was devastated. She ran outside, ignoring her mother’s calls.


Muno’s Mom: My dear, what happened? Where are you going? Muno, stop! What happened?!


Then, Muno’s mother received a call.


Muno’s Mom: No! No! What are you saying?! It can't be! I’m coming!


Meanwhile, Ahmed’s phone rang. It was Muno’s mother.


Ahmed: Why is she calling me? Hello?


Muno’s Mom: Hello, Ahmed. Muno is in the hospital. She was hit by a car.



Ahmed: What?! I’m coming!


At the hospital, the doctor spoke.


Doctor: She is in critical condition. God bless her. Just pray for her.


Muno’s Mom: Please don’t say that!


Doctor: Please, pray for her.


Muno’s mother sobbed.


Muno’s Mom: I heard everything... I’m going to lose her.


Ahmed: Muno…


Muno: Ahmed…


Ahmed: I’m sorry. It’s all my fault.


Muno: My condition is worse. I’m not going to get better.


Ahmed: Please don’t say that.


Muno: It’s true. I’m going to die. Can I ask you something?


Ahmed: Sure, honey.


Muno: Why did you stop talking to me? Don’t you love me?


Ahmed: I do love you, honey.


 Mino  Then what's problem?


Ahmed: I’m sorry. I should have told you before.


Muno: What?!


Ahmed: I have a heart problem. I didn’t want you to worry about me. I can die at any time. My heart is very weak.


Muno: No! No! Why did you hide this from me?


Ahmed: I did it because I love you.


Muno: I love you too. You hid your illness because of me…


Ahmed: No! No! Muno!


Muno’s Mom: She left us. She’s no more.



Ahmed: No! No! Muno!


Moral: Never hide your feelings from the one who loves you

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