A Bitter Veil

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Cultural clash and personal turmoil define Anna's journey as she moves from Chicago to Tehran, marrying Nouri, the son of a wealthy Iranian family. Initially welcomed, she soon faces the harsh realities of life under the newly established Islamic Republic, where her freedoms are severely restricted. As societal oppression escalates, Anna's struggles with her husband's changing demeanor and the oppressive regime deepen her despair. The tension culminates in a life-altering crisis, forcing Anna to confront the grim possibility of never returning to America.