A phone call was all it took to flip Amina's world upside down. A phone call made her happiest day the worst. A phone call changed her social status. A phone call altered her life. Just a phone call, and it wasn't even to her. Amina Ali is your average muslim american girl. Striving to be a good human being. Newly married and deeply hurt. Haitham ElAshram is a good muslim guy. Newly married with a secret. Will this secret break his marriage? Love, heartbreak, sacrifice and companionship. Will the flame between them survive the buckets of water that life keeps on throwing in their way?

-- We hear many times of couples meeting, spending time together, getting to know one another before getting married and having their happily ever after. How often, though, do we hear of these very people after their happily ever after? How often do we hear stories from relationships which have gone through hell and back? How often do we hear of a love so great that it rekindles after years of destruction? Not very often. Sumayya wakes up one morning to find that her husband has abandoned her, leaving her all alone in their bed, their home and their marriage. Alone and pregnant. For years, Sumayya pushes her way through life, overcoming countless obstacles which life mercilessly throws at a young, single mother of two. The story begins when Zaid, the man she has not seen for four years, shows his face at her work place, and goes on to follow the pair on their whirlwind of emotions, rash decisions and their thorn-filled journey of falling in love all over again.

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