Description

The unpredictable consequences that later surface when a marriage is contracted on the ground of love, not minding the incompatibility of genotypes and blood groups, is alarming. Countless marriages break daily over issues of genotype and blood group that ought to be an utmost priority for an intending couple. Happiness and Bright are two lovers who, given their impressive educational background, ought not to be counted among victims of genotype and blood group. This, however, is not the case. The anxious lovers forge ahead, considering the many years they have been together, thereby neglecting the later consequences. Their story is so touching, didactic, and appealing to human existence that certain things are better not done in the first instance. A reading of this novel stimulates social consciousness on the negative consequences that are engendered by incompatible genotypes in marriages.