Operation: Survival
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Last published Fri, Sep 5, 2025
A once smooth childhood turns into a nightmare of an adulthood when Aasiya goes against her father in one of the major events of anyone's life. A single mother, living in a one-bedroom flat she can barely afford, Aasiya questions whether marrying the man of her choice was really worth it as it didn't seem to work out anyway. If only that's where her problems ended as she gets sucked into a murder case, becoming a suspect, when she discovers a dead body on her way home from one of her many minimum wage jobs in an attempt to stay afloat.
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