All the good ones are taken

Salame isn't what one would call a conventional beauty. In fact, she doesn't believe she fits into any definition of beauty. With her short stature, dark complexion, and melancholic disposition, she certainly doesn't stand out. To make matters worse, her parents bestowed upon her the name Salame Dan Allah fa, what were they thinking. Duk sunan duniyan nan fa,they could have just called her salma, easy peasy everyone happy, but no. she must be called Salame like her namesake her grandmother kaka salame, yuck! The only good thing she got from kaka salame aside from the fact that she give birth to her loving mother. Was her long hair, every thing else was just yucky. Despite her perceived shortcomings, Salame never allows them to hinder her ambitions. In fact, she sets her standards higher than the towering heights of Mount Everest. Dan kana da kudi da kyau doesn't mean you are enough for Salame. She has a specific set of criteria in mind: he must be wealthy, have a light complexion, an athletic physique, possess a romantic and humorous nature, and the list goes on. Salame is dead serious about finding a partner who checks all the boxes, Relidiculous boxes. ____________________________________________ Salame, Salma, or Salami, call her what you will, is an incredibly challenging woman to encounter. With her melancholic disposition, sassy attitude, and utter disregard for authority, she proves to be quite the handful. Salame stands as a symbol of defiance, a woman who refuses to settle for anything less than extraordinary. However, beneath her exterior, Salame conceals the uncertainty and desires that reside within every human soul. Like anyone else, she yearns to be seen, accepted, and loved for who she truly is. Will her search for the perfect guy be a mere dream, destined to remain unfulfilled like the aspirations of many others? Or lead her to the perfect guy, or will she learns to redefine her definition of perfection, one thing remains certain: her pursuit of love will be a transformative odyssey, where she discovers not only the intricacies of her own heart but also the profound nature of human connection. After all, it isn't possible to find that kind of person in three weeks, which is exactly the amount of time she has been given.