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Darwis' POV
I sat in my cell, my eyes blankly staring at the cold, unfeeling walls. My thoughts kept wandering, trying to find answers to everything that had happened. Approaching footsteps distracted me, and I saw the cell door open. Andrian, my lawyer, entered with a serious expression on his face."Darwis, I have bad news," he said matter-of-factly, his voice heavy.My heart was pounding. "What happened? What happened to Kayra?" I asked anxiously, feeling a deep sense of dread. Andrian took a deep breath before speaking again. "Kayra had a miscarriage last night. She's now in the prison infirmary."The world seemed to stop for a moment. Andrian's words hit me like a bolt of lightning in broad daylight. Anger, annoyance, and guilt mixed inside me. "Miscarriage? Because of them? Because of all this?" I shouted, my emotions overflowing uncontrollably.Andrian looked at me with empathy. "I know this is hard, Darwis. But we haveRelated chapters
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Darwin's povI walked out of Kayra's treatment room, my head filled with plans and strategies to get out of this prison. I needed outside help, and the only person who could influence me was Kate. I called Adrian, my loyal lawyer, and asked him to set up a meeting with Kate."Adrian, I need to see Kate asap," I said in a serious tone.Adrian hesitated for a moment before nodding. "Okay, Darwis. I'll call Kate and try to set up this meeting."Time passed slowly, but eventually, Adrian returned with news that Kate had agreed to come. I waited anxiously in the prison conference room, hoping to persuade her to drop her charges against Kayra.The door opened, and Kate entered with a cold stare. Her eyes were fixed on mine, and I could feel the anger burning inside her."Kate, thank you for coming," I said, trying to start off gently.Kate sat across the table, still with a hateful look. "What do you want, Darwis? I don't have
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Kate's POV I nodded firmly, feeling my conviction growing stronger. “Yes, I won’t give up. I can’t let Darwis or Kayra escape their responsibilities. All of this makes me even more convinced that the decision I made was the right one.” Erlan looked at me with deep support and respect. “I understand. This is not an easy decision, but I am here to support you. We will continue to fight for justice.” I took a deep breath, feeling a little lighter because of Erlan’s support. “Thank you, Erlan. I know this is hard. But I really feel like this is the path I have to take. I won’t let it all be in vain.” Erlan reached for my hand, holding it gently. “We will face this together. No matter what happens, I will be by your side.” I felt touched by Erlan’s support. “I really appreciate it. Now, I just need some time to rest and recover. But I will still fight with all my might.” Erlan drove the car home with great care, making sure I was comfortable throughout the journey. Although
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Kate's POVThe days passed quickly. I was busy with the company that was starting to improve after some problems in the past. Big projects started to run smoothly and clients seemed satisfied with our work. In between my busy schedule, my relationship with Erlan grew closer. He was always there for me, giving me support that never faded. I felt happy with him, even to the point of forgetting the problems that were happening around me.That morning, Erlan sent a message that he would pick me up for lunch. I smiled and replied to his short message enthusiastically. I always looked forward to moments with Erlan. His presence was like a ray of sunshine that shone on my busy and stressful days.While we were enjoying lunch at a small, cozy cafe, Erlan suddenly received a call. His face turned serious and I knew there was something important. He asked permission for a moment to answer the phone outside.I waited anxiously inside the cafe, twirling
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Darwis' POVI walked out of prison with mixed feelings. Relief and joy mixed with anxiety and uncertainty about what would happen next. I sat restlessly on a park bench outside the prison, waiting for Kayra to arrive who was also freed from prison. My mind kept spinning, trying to understand how all this could have happened.A moment later, the prison door opened again and Kayra came out with a relieved look on her face. I immediately stood up and walked over to her. We hugged each other tightly, feeling the freedom we had just gained."I still can't believe we're free, Darwis," Kayra said in a low but emotional voice."Me too, Kayra. But we have to thank Andrian. He managed to bribe the prosecutor and get us free from all of Kate's charges," I replied.At that moment, a black car stopped in front of us. Andrian got out of the car with a triumphant smile on his face. "Get in, you guys. We have to get out of here soon."We i
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Kayra’s POVI sat on the couch in my apartment, feeling a strange sense of relief after being released from prison. But beneath that sense of relief was a haunting emptiness. Darwis sat beside me, holding my hand gently. He had always been there for me, but even his presence couldn’t completely erase the shadow of regret that clouded my heart.As Darwis walked into the kitchen to make tea, my mind drifted back to moments past. The miscarriage I had experienced so long ago still felt so real, like a wound that hadn’t healed. I had lost our baby, a hope and a dream that had been shattered so easily. When I first found out I was pregnant, I felt so happy and hopeful. I had imagined a future with Darwis and our child, a happy family. But then it all fell apart in the blink of an eye.I remembered that night, as the blood began to flow and the unbearable pain wracked my body. I knew something was wrong, and fear crept into my heart. When the doctor confirmed th
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Kate’s POVThat night, I couldn’t sleep. The prosecutor’s decision to acquit Darwis and Kayra of all charges kept haunting my mind. The fact that they could go free without any punishment felt so unfair. I was restless, pacing my apartment, trying to find a way to get justice.After trying to contact the prosecutor’s office several times and getting turned down by the receptionist, I felt frustrated. There was no satisfactory answer, and every time I tried to meet the prosecutor, I was always told that he was busy with a trial or other matters. I knew something was wrong, something was being hidden.Finally, I decided to take matters into my own hands. I had to get answers, and the only way to do that was to confront Darwis directly. I grabbed my car keys and left the apartment, my heart full of determination. When I arrived at Darwis' apartment, I felt a mixture of anger, sadness, and anxiety. I didn't know what to expect, but I knew I had
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Kate's POV Inside the apartment, I threw my bag on the sofa and slumped down on the dining chair. I felt so tired, both physically and emotionally. Everything that had happened lately had drained my energy. I felt like I was in a vicious circle that had no end. I lowered my head, holding my face with both hands, trying to calm myself down. However, the image of Darwis and Kayra's faces kept appearing in my mind, making my anger burn even more. I couldn't let this go. I had to do something, but I didn't know what. Suddenly, there was a knock on the door. I raised my head in surprise, wondering who could be coming at this time of night. I stood up and walked towards the door, opening it carefully. There stood Erlan, with a worried expression on his face. "Kate, I'm worried about you. Are you okay?" he asked softly. Seeing Erlan's caring face made me feel a little calmer. I nodded slowly and let him in. "Come in
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Kate's POVWe met Tio, a young man with passion evident on his face. He greeted us warmly, shaking Erlan’s hand and then mine.“Nice to finally meet you, Mrs. Kate. Erlan told me a lot about your skills and experience,” Tio said with a respectful smile.I returned his smile, feeling a little more comfortable. “Nice to meet you too, Tio. I hope we can have a good working relationship.”The meeting started smoothly. Tio presented his idea enthusiastically, and I could immediately see the great potential in his project. Erlan occasionally added comments, supporting Tio’s ideas and showing how well the project fits with our company’s vision.During the conversation, I felt a sense of calm slowly flowing into me. Focusing on work and discussing a productive future distracted my mind from personal problems. I began to see the potential of this partnership not just as a business opportunity, but also as a way out of the emotional turmoil I was
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