A clean Muslim romantic story set in Pakistani society.Asma had a sinful past, prompting her parents to marry her to a widower and father of a son.The whole society thought of Asma as a sinner, unknown to the fact that she had started her redemption journey. She was eager to become her 2.0 version, and marriage seemed to be a new and clean chapter of her life.But, she didn't know that her husband already knew about her past. And, he was marrying her to give a mother and caretaker to his son.For Zaviyar Khanzada, she was just a sinner and a burden whom he had to endure for his son. He felt that he was failing as a single father, and wanted a help to raise his bubbly and sensitive son, Haadi.For him, loving her was forbidden. Being loyal to his first wife was an only option.But, what would happen when these broken souls would peel up the layers of their personalities? What would happen when their bitter childhood and teenage traumas would stand in front of them?Delve into the complex married life of Asma Khalid and Zaviyar Khanzada.Fans of Jane Austen and Pakistani literature are going to love it.The tropes of this novel Slow-burn romance, halal love story without any spice, marriage issues, husband wife love, forbidden romance, female empowerment, second marriage, complexities of love, social issues, childhood traumas, teenage problems, cute little child moments, single father struggles, journey to justice, warm family dynamics, step mother-son love, and Islamic themes. The book has mention of bullying, mistreatment of orphans, and sexual abuse. But, there is no explicit or triggering scenes. Just a mention.