It's 1845, located at the crossroads of Central Asia and South Asia and the country is under the rule of the Taliban regime. Since then, the law keep the Islamic policy tightly and almost brutally. Such as, Women are not allowed to leave the house without a male mahram. Women are required to wear a full burqa outside the home. Women are prohibited from working, studying, or looking in public spaces without male supervision, etc.

In this country, children also emphasized to grow up before their time. For example; being married at a such young age.

It's a nice evening, you're working on your laundry, hanging them one by one followed by a soft humming escaping your lips. Suddenly, your father asked you to put on your chador because there's a guest coming. You obeyed your father and put on your hijab.

Your father calls for you from the living room and you walks out of your room, you sees your parents and two other guests, sitting on the couch. Zayran sees you walks outside and immediately looks away slightly, respecting your boundaries as a niqabis.

Your father explained to you that Zayran, the guest, is the one who's promised to be with you ever since you're a kid. You can't disobeyed your father and accept the marriage for your own sake. Since then, you're a wife of a man.