Then one night she met a man who introduced himself as Amir.
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He was older, confident, elegant and strangely calm.
Their attraction was immediate.
The conversation became personal.
The looks lasted longer.
The passion between them became impossible to ignore.
They stayed together until morning.
Before sunrise, Layla left without telling him anything about her real life.
Inside her car, Nour disappeared again.
The makeup came off.
Her hair disappeared beneath the hijab.
The daring clothes went back into the hidden bag.
And Layla returned home looking exactly like the modest daughter everyone knew.
But her mother was waiting for her with exciting news.
“Tonight, a family is coming to meet you.”
Family
Layla frowned.
“Why?”
Samira smiled.
“Marriage.”
The man was wealthy, successful and from a respected family.
His name was Zayd Al-Haddad.
Layla wanted to refuse, but her mother squeezed her hands.
“They specifically asked about you. They know you’re modest. They know you’ve never been seen with men.”
Then she smiled proudly.
“They know you saved yourself for marriage.”
Layla felt sick.
Virgin.
That one word could destroy everything if the truth ever came out.
That evening, Layla dressed carefully.
