Timints POV
As Mihret and I had gotten closer through the months, I tried to comfort her during this difficult time. I would call her every day and visit her at her house, bringing her food and flowers to lift her spirits. But Mihret had grown distant and void, unable to cope with the sudden turn of events.
Mihret gradually adapted to her father's arrest. She learned to live with the uncertainty and fear that came with it. But the thought of her father sitting in a prison cell, alone and helpless, was a constant source of pain and grief.
But despite my efforts to comfort her, Mihret remained distant and reserved, shutting herself off from the world and me as well. I could tell that she was struggling to cope with her father's absence and the weight of the accusations against him.
But no matter what I did, I could sense that Mihret was still hurting. I understood how hard it was for her to see her father, a respected military leader, taken away in such a brutal and unjust way.
As time passed, Mihret began to emerge from her shell. She started to participate in school activities and engage with her peers. Although the pain of her father's arrest still weighed heavily on her, she was slowly learning to live with it. And through it all, I remained by her side, offering her support and understanding as she navigated this difficult time in her life.
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A promise in Abyss: War And Destiny
RomantizmAs Mihret walked through the crowded streets of the cultural celebration, she suddenly came face to face with an old friend from her childhood. Timint was someone she had grown up with, but as they had grown older, their paths had diverged and they...
