she was a girl from a very wealthy family in Saudi Arabia, but she lived in the United States since she was young. After her father fell in love with her American mother, he decided to marry her despite the opposition of all family members for religious and other reasons. However, her father insisted and married her. They lived together in America and he never returned to Saudi Arabia because his family disowned him after he married my mother. When she was 20, her father reconciled with his family for a reason she did not know, and she did not know that she was a victim of this reconciliation. Her father told her that she would marry her older cousin, Abdulaziz bin Abdullah, a 36-year-old billionaire, religious, reserved, and unmarried. He told her he was the oldest grandson of the family. She refused and cried, but her father begged her not to lose his face in front of his family, and her father was also afraid that she stay here had deviated and headed to the path of Lesh Bejid. Her father did not give her any room to object, so she was forced to agree. Her father's private plane landed at the Saudi airport. They took a car and went directly to the monastery, where all of her father's clan gathers, and there were their marriage will also take place. Upon our arrival, she and her mother and were separated from her father; her father went to the men's council, and she and her mother and went to the women's council.