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Welcome to Noble Blood, a production of I Heart Radio and Grim and Mild from Aaron Manky, listener discretion advised. Suriah Asphandari Bactiari was the last passenger on the plane from Rome to disembark.

It was October 7, 1950, and the sun was just beginning to set behind the Western

skyline of Tehran. As soon as Soraya's feet hit the tarmac, she was quickly ushered into a

waiting limousine. Soraya and her father drove through the city to the house that they would be staying at for the

duration of their trip to Iran's capital.

Suriah gazed out the window and tried to imagine what her next day would look like.

Despite the fatigue she felt from the long travel day, she was too excited about being presented to the Iranian court and the Shah to quiet her mind.

Just a few months ago, she was a normal German Iranian girl who had just graduated from finishing school.

Now she was a contender to be the Shah's wife, the Empress of Iran.

Once at the house, Suriah began to unpack her trunks.

As she put her clothes away, she admired the dresses that she had bought in Paris. Which one should she

wear tomorrow to be presented to the court? Maybe the blue one, but with what shoes?

Oh, certainly the white kitten heels, very classy. But would

the shawl like this outfit? Her thoughts were interrupted by a knock at the bedroom door.

Suriah opened the door to a servant delivering a message.

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