The Cure
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WpMetadataReadMatureComplete Sat, Apr 23, 201617m
I watched Neelam, the most famous courtesan of the Heera Mandi(The red-light district), move her elegant body to the music that came from the tabla, sitar and harmonium. Her body was hard to ignore but the matter that kept on pressing its urgency in my mind was much more harder to disregard. Sami Duranni. This bastard, after raping and killing 20 prostitutes of Heera Mandi, gave himself up to the police. Now who does that? I mean it was really nice of him that he did, but why after 20? Why not 10? Why not 1? Before he gave himself up, the police did everything in their 'limited' power to expose this serial killer(that is what they called him) so that they could get over dealing with the 'filthy prostitutes', the same one's they used to have all the fun with. I say limited because had it been the daughters of the elite who were raped and murdered, action would have been taken and this very limited power would have been
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Thandi always knew she wasn't destined for greatness. She'd never be anything but someone's wife. Nothing would come of her life, so she submitted. She submitted to her father's wrath. Her aunt, however, wanted more for her niece. She knew that if her niece ever wanted to escape her brother, the chief, they needed to play him at his own game. Thandi's aunt knew if she ever wanted her niece to be free from her brother, she needed to keep him away from her for as long as she could. She knew her niece didn't have much of a choice in her future. The only way for Thandi to get some kind of control over her own life is getting married to the man of her choice before her father married her off to the highest bidder. Thandi and her aunt escaped their village to live in the city. They did everything in their power to keep the chief calm and distracted. The only way to do so was for her aunt to promise to teach her how to be a good traditional wife and, most importantly, stay a virgin. That was his biggest rule. Stay a virgin. One drunken mistake causes Thandi to lose her virginity, and her aunt knows the race is on. Either Thandi finds a man that she loves and is willing to submit to, or she marries one of her father's perverted friends. Will Thandi find her knight in shining armor, and if she does, will he be worth it?

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