Yes, Ines slapped him with all her might.I guess this slap woke them both up, They silently looked at one another for long moments, before Akrem turned around, opened his car's seat again, then drove out of the villa at an insane speed.Right after he left, Hamza ordered the guards, "follow him and bring him back safely!"Then he calmly looked at Ines and said, "and you, follow me."He steadily walked towards the guest's hall not even minding to turn behind him and check if Ines indeed followed him like he ordered, of course, he didn't have to do that because only a headless would dare to disobey him! just looking at his back made me have goosebumps and it wasn't even me who he addressed! I didn't dare to meddle again.Being the useless witness that I am, I just followed both siblings slowly, trying to make my presence as unnoticeable as I could. "What happened with your boyfriend?" He asked as soon as he walked inside the hall and he dismissed the servants and guards.Ines looked v

INAYA -I don't know whether Hamza noticed Akrem's feelings toward his sister or not, he didn't talk to me about it and I didn't ask, so I really have no idea.You see, my husband is incomparably people-smart when it comes to business, he would read those commerce devils' faces as if they are an open book and pave his way across that deceitful world of theirs with ease, well, I guess he is so trained on this hard task of detecting mischief that he simply ended up failing miserably in seeing clearer, purer and dumbly obvious feelings like love.I thought about this when we were all having breakfast in early September morning, the tension in the air was suffocating, Akrem was secretly looking at Ines, Ines was secretly looking at Akrem, Nana was secretly -actually pretty obviously- looking at me, and stuffing my plate with food so as, according to her self made medical knowledge, I gain weight and become much healthier, which will magically solve all my conceiving problems, So yes, she

Does Hamza love his sister?Well yes, of course, naturally.Although I can't say for sure whether this man still has a spot in his heart for his parents, he sure has a large space for his sister.I guess when growing up they both shared the burden of being the children of neglecting and self-absorbed parents, it comes by nature to rely on one another during such circumstances, I genuinely think that If I had a sister or a brother then I wouldn't have been so alone, at least there would have been someone who truly understood and supported me.I'm not saying that I particularly admire their relationship, Hamza doesn't set the best example for being a good brother, but it's still good to see him showing concern from time to time about his only sister, even though his way of doing so is rather strange.Well, After I was left alone in the dining hall after hearing Akrem's confession, which by the way is still a big surprise to me since I never expected him to straightforwardly tell me - th

Akrem was kissing Ines... I should rather say it was Ines who was kissing Akrem.I mean, from the angle I was standing at, it was evident to notice Ines standing on her toes, her neck flexed up, she looked in a very prominent position that one can't falsely assume she was a weak flower taken advantage of... I guess, almost guaranteed, she was the one to start the kiss!Being the journalist that I am, analyzing such details comes by nature, even when I don't intentionally want to have this kind of thinking process, I still end up going through it to the point of almost perfection when my logic is objective.In my head, I have already reconstructed the whole scenario which led to this very unexpected kiss the moment I stood in front of them.And it was like this, Azziz's sudden admission to the hospital revived his sad memory in Ines's heart, she was reminded as well that he only took advantage of her and never actually fell in love, and her womanhood was utterly hurt again. Akrem said

INAYA -It is honestly one of the world's worst kinds of frustration to hear a story from Hamza.I'm not exaggerating, some people unfortunately are not meant to be storytellers, And it is such an unlucky experience having to hear everything from them.I mean, I worked as a journalist for a decent number of years, I spoke, interrogated, and listened to countless people narrating events that they experienced, so when I say that my husband is one of the worst I had to listen to .. Take my word for it!I wanted to know what happened with Ines and Akrem, I'm not going to lie and say that this matter was simply a lame topic I brought out to fill the awkward atmosphere because the moment I heard "Ines" was actually "the one who chose to marry Nadir" and "Hamza" was surprisingly "against that" I became 1000% curious.But the further I asked him and received his short not so detailed and rather cold replies I lost every interest in knowing more.What I vaguely understood is that when he spoke