Untouchable

Zayd has built walls higher than his father's empire-walls forged by loss and perfected through years of solitude. Noura was never meant to breach them.

But when her father arranges a marriage to a man who barely acknowledges her existence, she discovers that some walls are worth climbing.

As she navigates life in his magnificent mansion, Noura begins to see glimpses of the man beneath the indifference. What starts as a dutiful arrangement becomes a quiet battle of wills: her warmth against his ice, her persistence against his retreat.

In a slow-burn journey through emotional minefields and unexpected connections, Noura learns that breaking through to someone means being willing to be broken yourself.

But is it only the trauma of his past that he is battling?