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poorly written. It didn't tell me anything about an arranged marriage! It was a very short story about how successful the lady within the arranged marriage was.
Can I put zero star Annoyed, . . myyear old self could have written a better story than this, . . I want my.back. Also didn't know it was going to be this short, Seriously annoyed. Very poorly written and with a typical storyline, Would not recommend. This short story is inspired from true events,

Menaal is, attractive, western educated and committed to her career, She has hopes of meeting a special someone who would sweep her off her feet,

Destiny takes its course when her ailing father arranges her marriage with the son of his friend, whom she has never met.
Inspite of her aversion to an arranged marriage with a perfect stranger who has none of the qualities she seeks in a husband, Menaal accepts her father's decision and marries her US based husband.


Marriage completely turns her life around, She

arrives in the US with her husband, and begins a journey that eventually takes her to new discoveries about life and herself.
Pleasant enough short story Great story but ended somewhat in the air wanted more but so realize that some things have to be left to the imagination.
Aliya Anjum lives in a city by the sea, by the name of Karachi in Pakistan.
Aliya has donned many a persona: an international banker with a French and a British Bank, a volunteer setting up the marketing department of an NGO that builds schools for the least privileged in Pakistan, a graduate student in the US, a struggling consultant, a TV live show anchor for a brief bit, an employee of the Pakistan Government, graduate school faculty, and finally an author.
All along these conflicting and challenging identities, Aliya kept up her work as a scribe, She got published in Pakistans major English daily at, Over the years, she has freelanced for major English dailies writing on almost the entire gamut of journalism from op eds, book reviews Aliya Anjum lives in a city by the sea, by the name of Karachi in Pakistan.
Aliya has donned many a persona: an international banker with a French and a British Bank, a volunteer setting up the marketing department of an NGO that builds schools for the least privileged in Pakistan, a graduate student in the US, a struggling consultant, a TV live show anchor for a brief bit, an employee of the Pakistan Government, graduate school faculty, and finally an author.
All along these conflicting and challenging identities, Aliya kept up her work as a scribe, She got published in Pakistan's major English daily at, Over the years, she has freelanced for major English dailies writing on almost the entire gamut of journalism from op eds, book reviews to travelogues, economic critiques and social issues write ups.
Aliya has also won three National Book Foundation national prizes for children's fiction, YA fiction and history.
Aliya graduated from the Institute of Business Administration, Karachi with a British system based four year BBA/MBA degree She later attended Philadelphia University for an MS in Marketing.
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