Bablee 1: A Pakistani wife goes to school

by Gary Bingham

Bablee is jet lagged, and confused by a completely different culture she has been thrust into. Growing up in a village in Pakistan she is innocent and ignorant. Pushed into an arranged marriage, she lives with the in-laws, who dominate her life. Her husband is away in the US working as an architect. An accident puts him in hospital and the corporation send for his wife, Bablee. Keeping them both away from lawyers is the human resources departments priority. Bablee needs a job to live, not thinking of compensation for her husband. Human resources tell her she must go to high school to gain a certificate, before they can offer her a job. An assistant mistakes Bablee for the cousin, also named Bablee. She puts the wife into a boarding school where Bablee wonders what is happening to her in this strange place. The timid and submissive woman finds it difficult to tell the authoritative people they have made mistake. She leans on her mentor for help, but he is too busy seducing her, to think about righting the mistake. Once they become an item, she no longer cares about pointing out that she is a married woman, stuck in a high school classroom for young teens. Adapting to the new environment is no longer about Pakistan and the US, it is from married woman to schoolgirl. This series is about the role change from adult to schoolgirl, and how it affects a young married woman, forced into high school. Being small and submissive brings benefits , but also gets her into trouble.

25 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 23, 2018