e weekends. The view of her home came to her eyes and she sighed while the driver waited for a few seconds before the gate was opened and he drove directly ins

ever go out unless it was for work or she had somewhere to take her mother to, which was hardly ever. She walked into the living room an

to her and hugged her warmly to her chest, “Abla,” she called out, resting

It felt so nice to listen to someone that didn’t give a damn about whoever he was. He was used to having all the attention in his life and how furious would he be

bout Hammad whenever their paths crossed, but her mother always listened to her with keen ears that while remembering things, Yusrah felt her eyes always got filled with tears

ace in her hands and she began to move her hands slowly around her face with so much love and care that broke Yusrah’s heart a thousand times, but she knew not to cry. “I may not be

uch feelings in you, okay? I know he’s nothing but a fool that fails to see the gem that’s right in front of his eyes. And do you know what added to all this? His company got chosen and now they’d work with Mangal

harder for is for your brain to outsmart his, which I know you will. And for your bea

ys embarrassed whenever she called her that in the presence of someone. Not that everyone understood Tur

that for the last time, he would take Idi Labo to the hospital himself and he wasn’t hearing a word about it. He parked his car and sat down there for a while, he hated being

uld have taken his bathe first before going into the main building, but he had this feeling gnawing at him and he couldn’t wait any longer before going to see his Dad.

his door leading to his chamber from the outside but his wife, as Hammad exclusively called her, because he was never going to attached the word ‘mom’ to her name even though a ‘step’ would have to come first,

ait until they met at the company, which happened rarely these days. He walked into his living room and there was no sign of life and he walked directly to his bed ch

rtain he needed his calm at this moment and immediately, he called his driver and together, they helped his father out of the hous

ow dare you drive him? I told you that

I'll ask him to drive on you! I'll see who he will listen to, incase you forgot who pays his salary and the worst you could do is? Have him fired by Abbi, right? I'll make sure to hire him in the company.” She stared between Hammad an

om one of the maids and now wanted to know where they were taking him too. He got tired of rejecting her calls and just turned

s pounding so hard at the look he saw on the doctor’s face. “What’s wr

irmed to him that he has prostate cancer. We diagnosed it since when it was in its early stages and since then, he had been getting his medi

eling. “What’s the current stage of it now?” He palmed his face as he asked, fe

as just a few months more to live, Hammad.” The Doctor’s voice br

. He walked to the car and sat down and that was when everything resonated in him. His Abbi had a few months to live. His Abbi had been living with so much pain and had never voiced it out. His