what's the truth??

ep17

Adeel look at his wife and says with mysterious look " you're right that's because the story isn't over yet, what i told you is the opening. But you haven't gotten into real twist. You know the father is not dead

Inaya look at adeel with question gaze.adeel chuckle a little and said to her " well, you have to listen more to get to know actually what happened."

Inaya look at adeel and nodded her head "okh carry on".

so adeel once again started to tell her the story

Ever since i was a young, i was into suspense, reasoning and logic. I like it so , it felt natural to feel pulled to the criminal investigation route, what's more suspenseful then solving a real life crime that use logic to outsmart criminal. Are you kidding there's no bigger thriller then that, but in our social and political climate i couldn't be police man if my direct family members had committed serious crime.

So my dad told me "son, i must die." The truth is i found my dad after my exam. I found him near our house in the endless mountain. I remember that  he used to take me into the mountain as a kid.

He would grab my hand and he likes to study the plants and i think my love for reptiles really started there because i love catching the Little lizards i loved it.

We even found new trail on the mountain that nobody else would hike, we always climb it together it was, it was our trail. It was off the beaten path of the will, so naturally i found myself walking up that trail to the top.

And there he was dangerously on the edge of the cliff staring into the sky, after dropping me off at my exam site my dad had come here because he wanted to die but he was scared.

I started to cry i mean i was only seventeen years old back then ofcourse i would cry, then i asked him why he wanted to commit suicide?? Why do you have to die dad??

And he started to cried and then he told me his secret. The secret that he buried so deep for over a decade one that feel like he was ripping out both of our hearts but-----it was not was i thought he said to me.

"On my way home from work when you were just five years old and your brother was ten years old. My car broke down and i ----- i had to walk, i had to walk down the road looking for help there was likely no help at that time, i was in a pretty remote area it was in the mountain side and it was night time likely nobody was awake.

And then my saviours this nice little family. They said to me "come on man welcome to our house we've gust bedroom, we're gona make nice and cozy for you." So