zli didn’t have to say it, but she was under the weather today and she was

y in a very short time and when Yusrah said she would drive them herself, Nazli asked their maid to join

and just stared into nothing but emptiness. Pitch blackness that somehow calmed her mind even though she knew it sho

easing tone and she noticed the glare Nazli thought she had s

aughed at the same time and Yusrah took h

ful woman I've ever seen in my life. Of course, after my precious sel

and smiled at the excited grin she saw on her mother’s face. One thing she loved about her was her contentment. She had told her that she loved vis

ee her favorite places anymore. Once, she had asked her why she didn’t feel sad about not being able to see for

in your hearts, you can either control it or let it control you, it depends on

them and watched as excitedly, Nazli only waved

bilized, and she needed to work tonight to see how to go about her company, she needed sweets. And she bought a bunch of them. She

d be some of them that hadn’t been wasted by the sand and when she saw that there was only one, Yusrah dropped the other

hers with amusement dangling in his eyes. She looked so childish, she knew. He didn’t even have to say it or let

y hissed before she pulled her bag onto its place and took her remaining s

before Yusrah knew how to avoid them without being hurt or embarrassing herself further, they launched into her and the

erstand, but in the presence of this...she heard the sound of his laughter filling the air and realized she had never heard him laugh. Yet again,

to be running without looking? Are you all blind?!” She thundered

ore you get the hell out of my sight or not?!” Their whole bodies shook and some of them had tears already flowing on their cheeks.

d at the same time and she hissed

he watched as they ran off, their bodies still shaking from her outrage. “Aptal çocuklar,” Stupid c

urse had a wife and children, but she wasn’t going to ask him that. She wished she could erase this memory from his b

you don’t deserve it? Because I believe you deserve more than just an insult from me.” She knew he was looki

He laughed out loud and she turned with a punch going right at him and she didn’t give a damn ab

count the number of times she had seen Abla cried on both her fingers and there would still be more time left. What happened to mak

e and felt the way her eyes, too, were getting filled with tears. “Why is she cryi

ll me what happened to you, please?” She was crying now, seeing how her tears wer