Kuzgun Season 2 Fanfic

Going Home

Ferman, as he promised Dila, started the preparations for her return immediately. There is no need to lose time, he explained to her. Dila's doctor arrived and prepared the medication she would need to get with her.

Dila was watching everyone working silently, but her soul was burning. She had a bad feeling for her new plan, a very bad feeling that made her really worried, but she couldn't explain it. In her mind every single detail was ready but something was missing. She had the same feeling when she left the drug package her father asked her to. But this time it was different. It had to be different. She wouldn't lose Kuzgun, she would save him. But again this feeling... She had prepared everything, but her mind kept saying but...

A knock on the door and Ferman entered the room. In the room there were already an oxygen bottle and a bag with all the medical supplies Dila would need the next couple of days.

"Dila hanım merhaba. I hope you are ready to go. My men are waiting for you outside. You will have your eyes closed for safety reasons, I hope you understand."

Dila nodded in agreement.

"Yes, of course. I only have one request. I would like to see my doctor before leaving."

"I will arrange it. Now if you excuse me I have to go. I will let you alone for a couple of days to get some rest before calling you to start our partnership."

Dila was left alone again. All this tension was really tiring. In front of Ferman she had a mask on but now... Now all her worries were portrayed in her face again. Thankfully the painkillers were still working so her pain wasn't at least physical. The door opened again and her doctor entered before Dila's doubts made everything worse.

"Dila hanım? Did you ask to see me?"

"Yes, I was actually wondering for all the precautions I should take care of from now on." Dila asked. Her doctor sighed and looked away.

"Dila hanım, I have already told you that I am against your decision to leave the hospital. It's too soon, the situation is still critical. I must warn you that this might destroy the stitches and lead you to surgery again."

"Biliyorum. Biliyorum ama... I want to be with my family, so I will risk it. Just tell me what to do afterwards."

"Tamam," the doctor comprehended "siz bilirsiniz. So, in the bag there is your medical report for your next doctor. It's very analytical, so don't worry about it. There are also two packs of all your medicines, a few bandages and painkillers. They will last for a few days. And finally the oxygen supplier, you will need one soon. Your heart is very weak, that means that you get tired very easily. You will feel dizzy very often so be careful when you change your body's position. Receiving oxygen will help a lot your therapy."

"Tamam, anladın. Herşey çin çok teşekkür ederim." Dila said reaching the doctor's hand for a handshake.

"Geçmiş olsun."

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A black car was waiting outside with two men in. A nurse helped Dila walk to the exit, holding her stuff. When Dila got in the car, they covered her eyes and their journey started. They were driving for a long time, although Dila felt it was eternity. After a while the car stopped and the door next to Dila opened. A hand held her and helped her out of the it.

"Here's the doctor's bag and the oxygen." she heard one of the men. "Ferman bey said that you will find the way alone." he continued before getting in the car and leaving.

Dila uncovered her eyes and looked around her. She hadn't come back to this road for years. The last time she came was when she was looking for Kuzgun. Her old house wasn't far away from there. She picked up the bag and the oxygen and started walking. They were heavy and the painkillers weren't that effective anymore. She had to stop every few steps to catch her breath before walking again. Normally it would take five minutes to arrive, but now it was more difficult.

After fifteen minutes of walking around her old neighborhood, Dila saw her house. It was late in the evening, so she hadn't seen anyone else. Thankfully noone was at Meryem Teyze's yard too, she didn't have the strength to meet any of them.

She took the last steps to the doorstep. She remembered that they had buried a key in case someone needed it. The painkillers' effect was completely over, but now except her chest pain, she wasn't feeling well at all. The walking exhausted her.

Dila took a deep breath and held the key tightly. Her vision had become a little blurry, so she couldn't find the lock right away. Suddenly the door in front of her opened wide and a familiar cologne hit her.

"Dila?"