Ola Ahmed

Ola Ahmed is a Syrian living in Switzerland from five years. She studies and works in the field of social counseling, in addition to teaching Arabic to the children of expatriates and refugees in Zurich, Switzerland. Her love for the Arabic language began since her exile, and she believes that she is trying to stick to her roots in this way; Therefore, writing has become her hobby and identity. She began writing poems and short poems on various topics that she read on many occasions, and then began writing short stories that were later published in several Swiss magazines, and she also participated in a theatrical work in German. As for her personality, she is very life-loving, and a dose of optimism and hope, regardless of the challenges in her life.

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  There is no rule in life, it is the life that continues, and forces us to continue and choose, all choices are originally tests, and my choice for you, Salim

  There is no rule in life, it is the life that continues, and forces us to continue and choose, all choices are originally tests, and my choice for you, Salim, was a test in which I was very lazy, but the past time is over, the time of love is gone, the heart with it is gone, and I am very smart I am not afraid of tests or choices, but I am afraid of coincidences, Salim, I am afraid of coincidences, so if chance brings you, and fate brings you again, I will come back lazy and love you again.. Go Salim and don't come back. This book is about the stories we hide in us, make them past, think we've thrown it away and been able to start over, but as physics says: for every action there is a reaction; So, everything that happens to us leaves a trace, wakes up at some point without us knowing, and invades our lives in some way. It also talks about the difference in the way we look at things, and the different reactions that sometimes lead to decisions that make us lose our most valuable possessions... All this in a love story. I can’t describe our story as a failure, Salim; So, I'll just say a love story.

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