Is supplicating for the removal of evil and harm from the one with whom the girl committed a sincere lesbian repentance considered a sin or a severance of kinship that prevents the supplication from being answered or forgiven? And is it necessary to dispose of messages related to that? And is the persistence of feelings of love considered a sin? And is the girl sinful if she does not inform her fiancé about what happened?

A Muslim is required to be wary of those who commit sins, and it is permissible to pray to Allah to protect one from their evil. This is not considered a sin or a severance of ties, just as the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, prayed: "I seek refuge in You from the evil of my own self." Abandoning a sinner is permissible if it serves a legitimate Shariah interest.

As for messages exchanged between two girls, anything that contains an evil or is a means for the forbidden relationship to resume must be disposed of. Love for which one gains nothing and which does not result in something forbidden is not held against a person.

The girl is not obligated to inform the suitor about any evil she committed. Rather, what is incumbent upon her is repentance and concealing herself.