Abdul Khada and Gawad resist and don’t permit Zana to go back to England. On the other hand, Nadia gives birth to her second child Tina.įinally, their mother arrives in Yemen and promises her daughters that she would do anything and everything to rescue them. Fortunately, her mother gets the letters and replies. Her good fortune is when she befriends a doctor and with his help, starts writing letters to her mother. Zana gives birth to a baby boy named Marcus. Additionally, she has to cook food and do a large amount of home chores. She has to fetch water from a well which is really far from her house. During her pregnancy, she faces a lot of troubles. Eventually, Muhammad comes back and Zana becomes pregnant. Abdul Khada takes his son to Saudi Arab for treatment. On the other hand, Zana’s husband is physically unfit. Nadia’s mother-in-law is a little civil as compared to Zana’s. Zana is not allowed to meet her sister even during her childbirth. Soon Nadia gives birth to a baby boy Haney. They are forced to write letters to their mother that they are having a wonderful vacation. They endure rape and childbirth at a very young age. Both sisters are neighbours but they are actually prisoners. At first, they are treated well but with the passage of time, their condition becomes worse. When Nadia arrives in Yemen, Zana informs Nadia about the situations. She used to write letters to her mother but unfortunately, her father did not let her letters reach her mother. It was a deal and Zana doesn’t want her sister to be a part of this deal. Apparently, it looks like a trip but actually it was not. Regretfully, their father took money from those two Yemeni men and sold his daughters. When they arrive in Yemen, Zana comes to know about her ‘marriage’ with Muhammad, the son of Abdul Khada and also Nadia is married to Abdullah, son of Gawad.īoth sisters were totally unaware about all of this.

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