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Reads 561
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Parts 3
Time 32m

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A teen girl thrust into the forefront. A rebellion. A story of Empowerment. 


"Aishaaa" "Miss. Aishaaa" "Awww... Soon to be Mrs. " He laughed. With him the whole classroom too.

Aisha --- a 17 year old --- is being deprived of education and the freedom to dream. Through her life she meets other people who struggles with diverse issues in their life. What society defines as acceptable and unacceptable confuses Aisha from making her choices. Is compassion for her beloved ones enough for her to act in unexpected ways?All Rights Reserved

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