⚠️ Spoilers ahead — continuation from Part 1
Honestly, I feel their parents should’ve divorced ✂️—it would’ve saved everyone a lot of pain. And that forced marriage with Yusuf? ❌ In this era, that shouldn’t even be legal ⚖️. Locking, brainwashing—whatever the excuse—it’s still a crime . Yusuf deserves someone better too, and he owes Hairat an apology . Honestly, he should be in jail for masterminding, imprisoning, and brainwashing a human being .
As for their mother… nope . She doesn’t come off as a good mother at all. No good woman abandons her family for comfort . Their father, on the other hand, feels like a good man . He tried, and he did what he thought was best by listening to his wife and Hamad ♂️. I believe he acted in anger and will regret it someday ️. People don’t usually change that easily—it’s just not that simple.
At the end of the day, Hairat’s still my favorite alongside Hamrat . I know Hamad will probably end up with Hamrat (guys always get the happy ending ), but I just wish Hairat would find freedom ️. Even if it’s not with Hamrat—which is kind of impossible now—she deserves to live her own life ✈️, maybe in the US, and finally heal ♀️. And yes, she owes Hamrat an apology too .
✨ Final thoughts: This story had me hooked from start to finish. The characters stirred so many emotions—love, anger, frustration, hope. That’s the mark of powerful writing . Kudos to you, @Nadeen557 . This work is excellent and I’m genuinely rooting for you . Keep going—you’ve got something truly special here ️.
✨ “That’s my review so far, covering everything from Chapter 1 through Chapter 32 ”