HARAM ZINA

My name is Sareeda, and I've always felt unique. I don't feel egotistical or self-centered, but I perceive the world differently than the people in my village, particularly my little step sisters. My stepfather is a powerful, well-connected sheik who controls the rug trade in my area. I am the eldest of my step sisters and have not yet married. They are in relationships with older, highly respected men whom my stepfather chose for them. In my society, everything is very traditional, and you will face strict and harsh consequences if you do not adhere to the norms of our social order.<br><br>I have seen strife in my country since I was born, and I am used to foreign service members walking our land. Men in my village tell me they are here to change our culture, and that seems true when I see them build hospitals and schools for women. I'm not sure if it's because of my rebellious nature or the desire to try things no one in my village will do, but I've always longed to be with one of th

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