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Love, Written Later
"Some people meet the love of their life before marriage.
Some only meet them after saying 'I do.' "
When Hana Siddiqui discovers she's pregnant, it should have been the happiest day of her life.
Instead, it arrives at the worst possible moment.
After two years of marriage, she and her husband, Ayaan Mirza, have become strangers sharing the same home. There was never betrayal, never abuse and never a single moment that shattered their relationship. Just two good people who slowly disappeared into demanding careers, unspoken expectations and the quiet silence that settled between them.
Now, with a baby on the way they're forced to ask the question they've spent months avoiding:
Is their marriage worth saving?
Ayaan believes a child deserves a home with both parents under one roof.
Hana believes a child deserves parents who truly love each other.
Unable to agree, they make one final promise.
They will spend the pregnancy giving their marriage one last chance.
As they slowly learn to become friends again, forgotten memories begin resurfacing. Through the story of how two broken hearts agreed to an arranged marriage, how they tried to build a life together, and how they quietly lost each other along the way, they begin discovering something neither of them expected.
Maybe love was never missing.
Maybe it was simply late.
A tender, slow-burn romance about arranged marriage, second chances, healing, family and the beautiful truth that some love stories don't begin before the wedding.
Sometimes, they're written afterwards.