In the shadow of her family's grand estate, Aneesah grew up feeling like a constant disappointment. Her father,lukman, had always wanted a son to inherit his wealth and land, but Aneesah's mother, salma, had only been able to conceive a daughter.

As a result, Aneesah childhood was marked by her father's disdain and disapproval. He would often compare her to her cousins, saying they were more worthy of his inheritance. Aneesah 's mother tried to compensate for her husband's rejection by smothering Aneesah with attention, but this only made Aneesah feel suffocated.

She longed for her father's approval and love, but it seemed forever out of reach. Aneesah 's father made her feel like she was a mistake, a reminder of his own disappointment.

As she grew older, Aneesah became increasingly desperate to escape her family's toxic dynamics. She began to dream of a life beyond the estate's walls, a life where she could be loved and accepted for who she truly was.

One day, Aneesah met Anas, a kind and gentle farmer who saw her in a way no one else ever had. He showed her that she was worthy of love and acceptance, not despite her flaws, but because of them.

Together, they hatched a plan to run away and start a new life, free from the suffocating expectations of Aneesah 's family. It was a risk, but Aneesah knew it was one she had to take.

In the end, Aneesah found happiness and acceptance with Anas. She realized that her worth wasn't defined by her family's rejection, but by her own strength and resilience. Though her parents never came to accept her choices, Aneesah knew she had made the right decision in following her heart.