In a dramatic context, the work deals with the story of the Saudi girl Eman, who is kidnapped, taken out of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and forcibly married. She lives difficult moments of suffering, and her dream remains to return to her country.
As Eman vanishes from a mosque located by the highway during a prayer session with her mother and sister, her parents are filled with worry and desperation. They start frantically searching for her, combing through nearby hospitals in the desperate hope of reuniting with her.
Eman discovers that she has been kidnapped by a gang involved in child trafficking, so she tries to escape from the hands of the young Yemeni gang leader (Yahya), who sympathizes with her. But will he help her escape?
The gang tries to smuggle Eman out of the country and force her to marry an old man!
Eman, amidst deep sorrow and grief, seeks comfort by connecting with other kidnapped children. She is also dealing with a serious marriage proposal from someone she is increasingly drawn to.
In order for Eman to marry Yahya, she is being pressured to commit a serious crime. Without doing so, the marriage will not take place. The question now arises: will she agree to such a demand?
Eman is devastated by her actions and seeks to atone for her guilt.
Eman is torn between her feelings and the chance to go back to her family and homeland.
What will be the court's sentence for Eman and Yahya's crime?
