In the quiet streets of DHA, a woman recounts her life behind closed doors—a marriage marked by alcohol addiction, violence, and the crushing weight of unspoken trauma. What began with love and promises turned into weekends of fear, parties laced with lies, and the constant smell of alcohol. From domestic abuse to hospital visits and emotional scars, she speaks not only of pain, but also of endurance, support, and a slow, painful journey toward hope, sobriety, and reclaiming her identity in a society bound by patriarchy and silence.