ces. One afternoon, Adit took Ayla to a newly opened art gallery in the city. The gallery

ecoration and the artwork on display. They walked around, admi

yla said in awe. "I didn't know ther

t a few weeks ago, too. I think this w

painting. Ayla stared at it intently, tryin

k about this pain

this painting is a depiction of chaos and

u have a unique way of seeing the wor

all cafe across the street for coffee. The atmosphere

ew topic. "Ayla, I feel like we're getting cl

. "I feel the same way. But there's

wrong?" Adit a

's something I didn't tell you

her intently.

rapped in the past in my previous place. Every corner of

tand. Sometimes we need distance to be

lieved. "Thank you, Adit. I'm gl

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e, and they also spent time outside the cafe exploring various activities. However,

the park after dinner, Adit looked anxious. "A

sly. "Sure, Adit. What do

I really like you. But I also know you're still hurting from

el the same way. But I'm scared, Adit. I don't k

ant to force you, Ayla. I just want you to know t

iate that, Adit. I also want to try,

roceed slowly. The important thin

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s from her past. Her ex-husband apparently left a numb

cafe, Ayla received a call from a creditor. She l

" asked Adit, seein

tors. It turns out that my husband left unpai

ed. "What are y

. I don't have enough money to pay

e can find a solution together.

k you, Adit. I really a

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al problems. With Adit's support, Ayla was able to plan h

face the future more positively. Their relationship dee

ives, supporting each other and facing every challenge together. They both finally fin