It is not religion, but cultural and patriarchal traditions that link family honor to women's behavior, enforced by controlling, narrow-minded people and upheld by a society that distorts them into something ugly. Neda, beautiful and innocent, grew up in a devout Muslim household, her life governed by rigid rules and unbending expectations. Nathan, kind-hearted and handsome, was raised in a Jewish family that questioned everything and spoke freely, sometimes a little too freely. Their love was built in secret. It felt perfect, but it was never safe. Being together was the only thing that made sense to them, until they learned how quickly everything could unravel. This is a story of love in defiance. A love that refuses to be contained or corrected. It is not quiet or obedient; it crosses lines, breaks conventions, and insists on existing even where it is not supposed to.