Unique and my oppressed master

Hiba Ahmed Hashem Al-Mahrousa 435 pages Near another door in the palace, stood "Hussain Sham," friend of "Farida"... She stood looking at her only friend while wearing a French dress, made by Madame "Worth," and the maids adjusted the dress's train and spread its veil on the ground. Farida looked at her reflection of Hussain in the mirror, and when their eyes met, Hussain saw Farida's childish happiness despite the trembling in her fingers; for although she was happy to be marrying her beloved king, she was terrified of becoming queen. Hussain Sham smiled confidently and said to herself: "So, are you really the queen now? I wonder who here will become the queen?" Then she looked once more at her friend in the mirror and gently shook her head with a reassuring tenderness. The novel's events take place over 50 years of Egypt's history, through the life of Queen Farida and her relationship with King Farouk, and the dramatic transformation in her life after separation, through the girl born in a popular neighborhood on the wedding day of Farouk and Farida; which led to her lifelong connection with Farida: the life of each of them.