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Leila had spent her entire life watching the wrong love stories. Growing up in Tehran, her idea of romance was a patchwork of dramatic declarations, chance collisions in the rain, and swelling orchestral scores—the trademarks of the Bollywood and Turkish soap operas her mother adored. But at twenty-eight, after a string of perfectly nice, perfectly predictable Iranian suitors, she found herself disillusioned. She craved something messier, quieter, more real.

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