Since childhood, I've always been cherished by those around me. My grandparents doted on me, and my elder brothers protected me, which led to my rebellious nature.
In the compound, no peers or even older kids could beat me. I was always the most troublesome rascal in the compound.
I did things purely based on my mood and desires. Whatever I wished for, I could easily get, sometimes without even lifting a finger as those around me would find ways to get it for me. But there was one thing I couldn't do as I pleased.
People like us, from the moment we're born, have our life paths planned by our families—from education to career to marriage. They are particularly persistent about interfering in our lives, especially when it comes to marriage.
So, in our circle, people follow one principle: love is a game, and marriage is politics.
