رواية مابين الحلم والحقيقة الفصل السابع والثلاثون بقلم اميرة اسامة

بس اسكتوا، في صوت بيقرب. باصوا كلهم عالباب بذعر ورعب، مترقبين اللي هيفتح الباب. وفجأة لقوا شعاع النور الظاهر من تحت الباب، الضل بيخفيه وصوت أوكرة الباب بتتفتح. نزلت على خد كل بنت منهم دمعة سريعة، وهما في ترقب. "متخافوش، ربنا هينجينا، أنا واثقة." "يارب يارب." وفجأة الباب اتفتح، وابتدوا يشوفوا ويحددوا من بعيد كام شخص من خلال خيالهم. واتأكدوا إنهم ست أشخاص. حسوا البنات إن خلاص دي النهاية.

قاعدين في مكان ضلمة، بعد ما اتخطفوا واتخدروا، متربطين على كراسي من إيدهم ورجليهم، وناس بتدخل عليهم. ابتدوا يسمعوا صوت كعب عالي بيقرب عليهم. البنات استغربوا، لكن عشق بسرعة اتأكدت إن دي ريما. وبسرعة الحلم بتاعها كان بيمر بسرعة رهيبة قدامها، وشايفة كل حاجة فيه. شايفة النهاية، لاكن بطريقة مختلفة. المرة دي هما مخطوفين، والشباب مش معاهم. مفيش حد يحميهم ولا ينقذهم، ولا حتى حد يعرف عنهم أي حاجة.

فالحلم النهاية كانت مختلفة، كان ليل هو اللي مجمعهم كلهم وبيواجه كل واحد بخيانته وبكارثة عملها. لاكن الوقت ريما اللي جابتهم، وهي اللي جمعتهم. لاكن ليه؟ مك didn't have anything in mind other than revenge because of her closeness to Layl. The first thing that came to Aşk's mind was to utter the testimony. "I bear witness that there is no god but Allah, and I bear witness that Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah."

Rima approached them, followed by Heidi, Samer, Sarraj, and finally Mirna. "Of course, you are terrified, and you want to know why you are here and who brought you." "I think you're mistaken. I'm sure I know why I'm here and who is behind our coming." "What, are you seeing the darkness?" "God is close to God. His insight becomes stronger in the dark than in the light, many times over."

Silence fell in the room for seconds. "Why did you go silent? Are you surprised I recognized you?" "I didn't know my voice was that distinctive." "On the contrary, your voice is not among the distinctive voices at all." "Then how did you recognize me, oh wise woman? Are you a fortune teller?" Aşk laughed sarcastically. "No, I'm not into that path." "Then what?"

"Don't worry about it. If I told you what I know, you might go crazy." "To what extent do you want to tell me that you know I'm the one who brought you here and you also know why you brought me?" "Yes, and I also want to tell you that I know who is with you." "Aşk, what is it? Do you know what's happening?" "Who is this, Aşk?" "Who is with me?" "All the loved ones are gathered...

Heidi, her brother Samer, the loyal secretary Shahi, and the great Sarraj Pasha." "Open the light! Samer quickly turned on the light. The girls kept blinking their eyes from the intensity of the light. And after seconds, their vision began to clear. Aşk's entire focus was on Rima, who was no longer herself. "What's wrong? I see you're flustered." "How did you know I brought you and that they are with me?"

"I dreamt of you." "Are we going to be sarcastic?" "What is this? Mirna, are you okay? Is something wrong with you?" "Mirna, why are you standing with them?" "Come closer, Mirna. Come tell them you're fine." Mirna walked slowly with a smile on her face. "Of course, you're surprised that I'm here and standing well, not tired. Sorry, I didn't find a way to get you out of the house except this way."

"What do you mean? I don't understand." "Explain more, Mirna. Tamra's brain is a little slow." "Untie me if you can, and I'll show you if my brain works or not." "Don't try to provoke me. I won't untie you yet."

"Maybe you're a little surprised, especially Aşk, who agreed with me and Layl that I try to get closer to Shahi so I can know what Heidi and Rima are thinking. This is because Layl saw Shahi several times with Heidi and suspected her. In fact, I told him okay, and frankly, I intended to do that, but when I saw how much Heidi hated you, Tamra, I couldn't wait and sent Aşk and Layl with their agreement. We decided to

be with them because I hate you as much as Heidi hates you. Do you know why? Because Jasr thought of you and your love, even though I've loved him all my life and he doesn't feel it. So I decided, since there's no hope for Heidi to return to Jasr, and he's not even on her mind, and she's going to get engaged to someone else, why shouldn't I get into the game and win him? But there was a condition from Heidi that she

take revenge on you because you ruined her relationship with Jasr. Frankly, this is an opportunity for me. If she doesn't take revenge on you, you'll remain a barrier between me and him. So I decided to sell you to her, Tamra. She'll get her revenge on you, and I'll get you out of Jasr's way and take your place, which I've always wished for."

"I felt something from you towards Jasr lately, but I never imagined you'd be so disgusting." "I must be dreaming, Mirna, right?"

"No, no, no. Unfortunately, you're not dreaming, Aşk. You know, maybe you're the one I feel most sorry for, and Zahra and Nour too. But unfortunately, everyone in this room had a condition to help the other reach what they wanted. I wanted Jasr. Heidi wanted to take revenge on Tamra, and of course, the rest will tell you what they want." "This is good for you. As for me, I'm interested in you and Zahra."

Zahra looked at her with surprise.

"Don't be surprised, Zahra. Maybe I don't know you, and you don't know me, but you surely know Adam. And I must tell you that he was the reason my life was destroyed. He turned Layl against me. That's why I have to hurt him through you. Unfortunately, sometimes we are punished for things we didn't do, but we are punished just because someone in our lives caused it. And your fate is to fall with Adam. As for Aşk, apart from her getting close to Layl, she tried to challenge me and play the role for me. And I'm taking her down. Whoever plays the role for me, I erase them from the face of the earth."

"Of course, Nour, I don't need to tell you why you're here. You know what you did to me. That alone is enough to make me want to kill you slowly. Besides my hatred for Noah, and I know he loves you. I think I'll be very happy when he's grieving over you." "Of course, the great Pasha is here for something else."

"For Layl, to hurt him and break him, so he's the only one left, the great one. Because he sees that Layl has taken his place, for money, for companies, for greed. It's normal to conspire against your nephew to get your hands on everything that belongs to him." "Bravo, Aşk. How did you know all this? You amaze me with your intelligence every time." "I told you it's not intelligence, it's just a dream."

"Since you're an expert, you know, and you understand everything, do you also know what will be done to you?" "Frankly, no. Rima, would you like to know, or should I keep it a surprise?" "No, enough surprises. Mirna's surprise is enough. Tell me." "GET IN! Four men with intimidating physiques and terrifying appearances entered and stood beside Rima. The girls swallowed with difficulty out of fear.

"The four you see before you will do their duty to you. You will live moments you will never forget, and neither will we, because we will be with you and live the moment with you. Not only that, but you will be filmed, audio and video, and the video will reach the young men so they can enjoy it with you, and so that Layl Pasha can enjoy it. Sorry, no one is better than anyone. What was done to me back then, and he sold me for it, must be seen again in the new beloved."

"But I think what was done to you back then was by your will, not by force." A slap landed on Aşk's face violently, to the point where her lips split open. "Shut up, you trash, you orphanage upbringing."

"This slap will cost you dearly. It might be the most expensive thing you'll ever pay in your life. As for being raised in an orphanage, I'm honored to have been raised in an orphanage, but I've lived my whole life preserving myself. And the day I loved, I cherished. And the day I betrayed, I didn't betray."

"It won't make much difference. It's enough that your picture and video will be trending in an hour, and all of Egypt will see it. Not just Egypt. Imagine it trending with a nice caption: 'Layl Al -Seoufy's lover in a compromising position.' Then, your honor, you won't just be trending in Egypt, you'll be global. Who knows, you might like the profession and get paid in dollars."

"You know what your problem is, Rima? Your heart's darkness covers everything in your life. You think everyone is like you. Don't think, Rima, that I'm afraid of you or afraid of the giants standing next to you. They say in the vernacular, 'Many have knocked on the head of the drum,' and what I've seen and been through in my life is much bigger than the situation I'm in now."

"You want to convince me you're not afraid?"

"The one who has the right is never afraid. And the one who throws his life into God's hands is never afraid, Rima. The one who is confident that God will never let him down is never afraid, Rima. Even if something bad happens, I'm not afraid, because it's written, and no one can escape what's written, Rima. But generally, all this won't make a difference to you or anyone standing with you, because, in short, you are exactly like the verse that says: 'In their hearts is disease, so Allah has increased their disease.' God Almighty has spoken the truth."

"We'll see, wise woman. But, by the way, before we start the party, I want to tell you to bear witness, because after the giants do their job, you will die. And I forgot to tell you, when the young men take your bodies, bury them, and hold funerals for you, tonight I will send them a small armed car as a gift to finish them all. Sorry, I feel sorry for you. So you can join them in the end, instead of this world not being written for you."

"Rima, Jasr is outside the matter." "Rest assured. And I think, Heidi, what's past is past. Enough of the torment of the girls and the young men." "That's enough." "Untie us if you can." "God, have mercy on us. Mr. Sarraj, do something, please. We never hurt you." "Mr. Sarraj, please untie us. We won't say anything that happened. By the life of my father's mercy, if my father is dear to you."

"How will you be able to face Jasr?" "Leave them, girls. Don't try with him. May God help him with himself." "Okay, I'll leave you now and we'll meet again later to start the party. And oh, young men, please be kind to Sheikh Aşk and teach her a lesson she'll never forget."

Rima stepped back, followed by those with her, and the young men approached them. They untied their hands and feet and threw them on the ground. The girls kept screaming and trying to get away from them, but they couldn't because of their size.

Despite Aşk's steadfastness and confidence in God, she felt a cloud descending on her eyes, and the end was being written before her. At the same time, she didn't stop praying from within to God. But as Aşk said, the one who throws his life into God's hands is never afraid. And at that moment, what no one expected happened.

The door of the room was broken, and Layl's guards quickly filled the room. A group of guards rushed to the guards surrounding the girls, restrained their movements, and the rest of the guards secured everyone.

The girls quickly stood in a corner of the room, next to each other. Their heartbeats were almost audible to everyone. No one understood anything, and no one knew who these people were who entered. They were only focused on the fact that God had heard their prayers and saved them. Suddenly, without warning, Layl entered with all his majesty and terrifying appearance, wearing black pants and a black t

-shirt. He looked like a mafia man. As soon as Aşk saw him, she clutched her heart and fell to her knees as if all her strength had vanished the moment she saw him. She asked herself many questions: When did he come? How did he know? What happened? But she didn't care about any question other than being safe now. Rima, Heidi, Samer, Sarraj, Mirna, and Shahi stood up as Layl approached them. "Layl!

"What, a surprise, isn't it? What's wrong, Sarraj Pasha? Did the surprise shock you? And you'll be even more shocked when you know we've been here since they entered the room with the girls." Sarraj quickly looked at the sound and saw Noah entering. He stood frozen, and then his shock doubled when he heard Jasr's voice.

"No, but I think, Layl, your shock will be for Rima. Wasn't she the one who intended to film the girls? And I think when you know that the windows in front of you were filming you one by one and recording your words, the shock will be double." "No, but I think, Jasr, this shock will be for Rima. She wasn't the one who intended to film the girls." Sarraj, in confusion and nervousness: "What, my children? I... I...

you... you understood what?" Jasr: "I... I... what? Do you think any words can make me believe you? Do you think I can forget the sight of the girls begging you, and you have no heart? But maybe Aşk understood you correctly. Indeed, you were right, Aşk. She prayed for him, and I think he'll never understand the meaning of it in his life. May God help you with yourself."

"Sarraj, you don't understand anything. Just listen to me."

"What's wrong, Sarraj Pasha? What's wrong, uncle? Why are you so nervous? The shock must have been great for you. Calm down and stand tall, because the day is still long, and there's a surprise that will please you. Are you ready, Pasha, or should we start with Rima's surprise, or Heidi and Samer, or Mirna, or Shahi? I've prepared many surprises today. Do you have time to listen? First, I know almost everything since

Haj Mohamed's accident. And since then, without any effort from me, I knew who was behind the accident." He pointed to the trashy Heidi. "I conspired with a trash like her to hit Tamra because she had her in her mind simply because she saw her working in the company. And with all shamelessness, the day she wanted revenge, she thought of killing her. But fate willed, and because Tamra still had a life, she lived. The

one who took the blow instead of her was the poor man whose life was lost because of your envy and self

-hatred. Not only that, but to make the charge stick to you, I must tell you that Haj Mohamed died the first day he went to the hospital. They finished him off with the many operations he had, and his age did not allow him to endure all this. And of course, the news lately has been talking about him and the hospital I sued, and its director and the doctors who were treating him were arrested. They got their punishment, but of course, the one who caused his death must also get her punishment, right, Heidi?"

"No, no, this didn't happen, Layl. I didn't do that. I... "The driver who hit Haj Mohamed is available. If you'd like, he can tell you if this happened or not. I'll bring him. Especially since the man didn't give you security, so he wisely wanted to secure himself and recorded you. Are you afraid he'll laugh at you and not give you the 100,000 you told him?" "He's lying. That's definitely not my voice."

"Your voice or not, that's something the investigation will determine. That's their job." "As for Samer, I wish I could tell you about the many disasters you intended to commit, but oh well, it's your fate. But I think the charge that will be brought against you today is enough to ruin your future. You deserve it."

"As for Shahi, you were complicit in every trashy disaster they committed. You used to deliver all the news to them and tell them every step that happened in the company. You can say you were the thread they were following. But the question is, Shahi, did you think that after you left me, Aşk, I would look at you? Never. You're too far from being in my life." Shahi looked at the ground in fear.

"As for Rima, unfortunately, you used to blame your mistakes on others. You used to blame your mistakes on Adam, and now, when you came back for revenge, you put Zahra on your revenge list to hurt Adam." "Adam the thief? Who used to act like a gentleman towards me, but was robbing me of 11 million."

"A thief is better than a scoundrel. A thief is better than someone who sells herself to the highest bidder. A thief is better than a traitor." "Is stealing not betrayal?" "It is betrayal, but its degrees vary depending on what was stolen. If it's about a little money, you know that money is put under the feet of Layl Al

-Seoufy so he can stand on it and reach the sky. So, in short, it doesn't matter to me. The important thing is when you came back, you were shocked to find Aşk in Layl's life. You saw that it was impossible, and you thought I would be lost forever because of you. You don't know that because of you, I changed, and I was able to see people and evaluate them with my eyes, not yours, Rima. And the first time I saw you

with my eyes, I saw you for what you truly are. The truth is, the time I was changing, I wasn't changing for you or sad that we were no longer together. No, I was heartbroken over the time I spent with you. Heartbroken that I was a big fool. Heartbroken that I gave you my life and heartbroken that with you, I was blind to your dirty reality. You came back wanting to involve me in a shady deal. When I refused, you

appeared in my life. You thought I'd miss you. When you found out there was no way, you wanted to take revenge on me through Aşk. You're sick and the dirtiest person I've ever seen in my life."

Rima looked at him with hatred.

"As for you, uncle, I won't tell you I don't believe you. On the contrary, your looks at me, your actions, your laughter from the bottom of your heart, many things made me suspicious. But I was lying to myself until I discovered your dirty plan and your conspiracy with Rima to kill me. So, she has a simple reason: she has no heart and is selfish and dirty. What's your excuse? Money? You don't need it. Your name is known. Tell me, what were you lacking that the envy and hatred inside you surfaced?"

"I'll tell you, Layl. My father, the great one, the head of the family, wanted to have a larger share. He wanted his name to be trending, not Layl Al -Seoufy. My father wanted his name to be before yours. My father was greedy and threw his family, his gathering, his great love and name under his feet for money."

"I did this for you, so you wouldn't be marginalized. I did this because he's not better than you. I did this so your name would be prominent, not his."

"And my name is not prominent, or you, to make my name appear, cancel from my life the cleanest people in it, to make my name appear. You deprived me of the most precious person in my life for money, Sarraj Pasha. You were willing to step on and kill the best person with your son. How are you not regretting it? How are you able to kill the killer and attend his funeral?" "My son, understand." "Don't call me son!

I'm not honored to be your son. If you truly cared about me, you would have thought about my appearance standing in this situation. You would have thought about my appearance when you were arrested and being investigated, and your name and my name, which you wanted to appear, would appear with this filth. You wanted my name to get the spotlight and trend. Well, God has achieved what you wanted, but with shame. Your

name will always be associated with mine, but with a stain of shame. I've always loved and respected you. For the first time, I feel hatred for you. For the first time, I feel ashamed to be your son. I told you I love Tamra and want to marry her. What did you do? You were sitting, drinking your coffee, watching these scoundrels violate her. Didn't you feel your heart ache for me? Didn't you feel jealous that another

man might touch the one your son loves? You can't be human."

"The one who enjoys and sits, Jasr, or has his coffee while watching girls being raped in front of them, can't be human, not even a devil. The devil would stand and salute you."

"Before I finish talking to you, I want to tell you something important. I know all this from Aşk. And as she told you, she didn't lie. Aşk knew all this from a dream. It doesn't matter if you believe it or not. The important thing is that even your exposure was strange, like the situation I'm in now."

"Don't think, Layl, that this is the end. I've started, not for you to end. I will end it the way I want. And don't think that your entry with the guards will scare me, Layl. The end I wrote will happen, even if it's over my dead body."

"Then it will be over your dead body, Rima, because I've ruined your ending. Don't you see that I've changed the ending? The shock has probably made you not ask the most important question: How did we get here? And how did you know what you were planning days ago? Frankly, I didn't know you were this stupid. And I'm truly sorry for you. A while ago, after I knew everything from Aşk, I decided to change the dream's

ending, especially since everything she saw came true. But I wasn't willing to see the ending she described. It didn't appeal to me, so I wanted to change it. I decided, instead of waiting for the disaster, there's no harm in going to it on foot. And you know me, my heart is dead. I like to step on it all the time. And of course, we agreed with Mirna that she would get closer to Shahi and bring us news and let you

know through Shahi how much she hates Tamra and how much she loves Jasr and wishes to get Tamra out of his way at any cost. And of course, you took the bait and gave her security, and she entered among you. Frankly, bravo, Mirna. I knew you'd play it right, but not to this extent. And because I was afraid for her, I told her that when she felt cornered, she should mention this agreement and say she agreed with me and

Layl, but say she changed her mind and tricked us. And of course, this was in our favor. You gave her more security and made sure she was with you and would betray anyone and agree to anything in exchange for reaching Jasr."

The girls were in a state of shock from what they were hearing. Jasr walked among them all, put his hand on Mirna's shoulder.

"Of course, Layl played her and convinced Aşk of what he wanted from Mirna. And of course, this wasn't the plan. After he agreed with Mirna in front of Aşk, she was only supposed to get closer to Shahi and let her know that she doesn't love any of the girls so that Shahi would trust her and be able to bring her news about Heidi and Rima. As soon as they finished, Layl met Mirna and told her to forget all this, and

the new plan between him and her would be for Mirna to tell Shahi that she loves me and try to convey this to Tamra in any way. So when Tamra feels this, she will change with Mirna, and then Shahi will truly confirm that Tamra doesn't love her and will get closer to Mirna and give her security. And of course, Shahi, being the link between us and you, told you all this, and you believed it, of course. We also didn't

know, and perhaps I also felt that Mirna was not normal. And the day Tamra said she didn't trust Mirna, I told her, 'You're definitely wrong.' But deep down, I confirmed my feeling. Tamra and I felt this, so Mirna must have something inside her towards me. And frankly, I congratulate her on her mastery of the plan."

At that moment, Adam entered with all confidence in front of everyone, to the shock of all, especially the girls. "Not only that, Jasr. There's still a point missing." He looked at Layl with a smile. "Should I say it, or should you, Layl?" "Say it, my friend, because I've missed your voice so much."

"Layl, when he changed his agreement with Mirna, all he cared about was convincing Aşk of what he told Mirna and that's it. He wanted her to stay away from anything that would happen. He also wanted Aşk to appear normal, especially when the agreement we made, Layl, Mirna, and I, happened in front of her. Which is, just as Tamra will hate Mirna, I must appear as a thief in front of you, and Zahra will take a stand

against her, she and the girls, and also Noah and Jasr, because after what Mirna will say, they won't be silent and will take a stand against her. And that's what happened, just as we arranged. Everyone changed with Mirna, and Shahi saw it with her own eyes, along with Sarraj Pasha. And of course, everyone gave her security."

"Bravo, Mirna. Frankly, without you, it wouldn't have gone as smoothly as we wanted. So, for Mirna to get among you, something strong was needed to convince you. Of course, Layl wanted to keep me completely away because my role was outside the company. I was able to monitor each of you in my own way. I was able to plant recordings in your cars. I was able to monitor your phones. And from afar, you saw me as a normal

person preparing for marriage and setting up my home with my beloved. And of course, every word said in front of Mirna was transmitted through us. As for finding the plan you were afraid to mention in front of her and Sarraj Pasha, the part concerning Jasr...

we reached it in our own way, through me. Not only that, but every word that happened lately, the interior ministry was aware of it. And frankly, they didn't leave us alone. They were with us every step of the way." "And I want to tell you that the show and the cultural exhibition you were waiting for a while ago wouldn't have happened if you had done anything. Oh, I forgot to tell you... you fools."

"While Adam was walking behind you and trying to plant the recordings, he was surprised by one of your guards who restrained him. But God, because He wants to stand with us until the last moment, and because sometimes coincidence is a miracle for me, it turned out that this guard was Adam's friend from his school days. They greeted each other, and the guard completely forgot what Adam was doing. And when Adam asked

him, he told him about your filth, Rima. And honestly, he turned out to be a man, and he told Adam that he would stand with him and his friends. His friends wouldn't be any different. They helped us. And when they learned from Rima, they asked us to inform them, and I told them. They agreed, and convinced her that you welcome them. And this reached the interior ministry. And even what was happening before we entered

was just a show from us. Thank you, men. I really don't know what to say to you. This kindness is on my neck until the Day of Judgment. And from today, you are the men of the Al

-Seoufy group, and Layl Al -Seoufy himself would sacrifice his neck for you." "At your command, Layl Pasha." "Of course, girls, the picture is clear now. And I apologize for your fear and the experience you lived through today, but I couldn't tell you anything for the plan to be completed to the end as I wanted, and for your fear to convince them more that they are acting correctly."

"And with that, I've been able to put the ending, Rima, the way I want it, not the way you want it." "You're dreaming, Layl. The ending will be the way I want it." She quickly raised a pistol at Aşk. Seconds later, the police entered everywhere. "Lower your weapon. No sudden movements."

Sarraj felt that he had finally collapsed and there was no chance of escape or even fixing what he had done. He felt it was the end, but he didn't accept the ending and decided to put a different end. Sarraj pulled a pistol from his pocket and quickly held it to his head and fired a shot that resulted in his immediate death. All the girls screamed. Jasr, Noah, and Adam rushed to him.

"Dad, Dad, why? Why did you do this? God, why are you so determined to make me never forget this day for the rest of my life?" And while they were busy with Sarraj, Layl stood in his place, looking sadly at his uncle and even more sadly at Jasr. Rima seized the opportunity, quickly pulled the trigger, and aimed it at Aşk.

As soon as Layl heard the sound, he ran towards Aşk, and the girls quickly. Rima unleashed her bullet. Amidst a scream from the girls, Layl was faster and took it in his chest instead of Aşk. Layl fell to the ground, and Aşk fell behind him, hugging him from his back. The soldiers quickly apprehended Rima, and the young men rushed to Layl. "Layl! Wake up, my brother! Don't do this, please! "Layl, wake up for my sake!

Wake up! This can't be the end! It can't be instead of me, Layl! Please, wake up! "No, for the first time, I heard him say 'ambulance' quickly." "Layl, wake up, Layl, for my sake!

" He kept hitting his face violently, he and the young men, and Aşk hit his chest hard. The girls stood there, devastated. Sarraj lay on the ground. Rima, Heidi, Samer, and Shahi were being handcuffed by the soldiers. This was the scene in the room. Suddenly, Layl slowly opened his eyes and looked at them, devastated. He looked at Aşk. "Didn't I tell you that even death won't take you from me, Aşk?"

"Layl, are you okay? You're not going to die, right?" "Layl, are you okay?" Hadi appeared from behind them. They were all surprised by his voice. "Of course, he's fine. He just fainted from the force of the shot. And frankly, if there's anyone you should thank here, it's me. Because I knew everything that was happening, and I brought him the jacket he's wearing under his t -shirt." "What do you mean? He's fine?"

"Of course, he's fine. He's wearing a bulletproof vest. Get up, man, and show them your chest, and stop playing with their nerves." Layl got up from the ground, groaning. "Ah, my back is ruined from the fall." "You're cruel, Layl! You're cruel to do this to me! "I'm not dead, I swear! Look! Look! " Layl lifted his t

-shirt, and the jacket appeared. He pulled Aşk from among them into his embrace, and she was crying uncontrollably.

It was a difficult day for everyone, a day none of them would forget. A new day for Aşk in the events of her dream. As happy as she was that she would finally be at peace, she was upset with Layl for not telling her anything. She was terrified for him. Every time she remembered him falling into her hands, she shook her head to try to push the thought away.

As for Jasr, after seeing his father's filth with his own eyes, he was sad for him and prayed for God to have mercy on him in the hereafter. And with that, the curtain fell on an unforgettable day. And after many months passed, the sound of ululations in the grandest halls of Egypt reached everyone. The end was announced with the culmination of Aşk and Layl's love in marriage.

In the most elegant hall in Egypt, and on a long staircase adorned with roses, Aşk finally appeared like a crowned queen in her white dress, which she had seen in her dream and designed for Layl, and he had executed with the best fashion designer. And he fulfilled his promise to her to make the sweet part of her dream come true.

Amidst everyone's applause, music, and ululations, and cheers from the girls and young men, Layl walked down the stairs and stood before Aşk. They exchanged a long gaze filled with love, affection, and indescribable joy. Happiness mixed with tears in Aşk's eyes. Layl stood beside her, kissed her on the head, kissed her hand, took her, and led her down.

Aşk was flying. She felt like she was dreaming and wished that if it were a dream, she would never wake up from it. The marriage contract was signed, and Aşk was written as his. The celebration began with their first dance together. Aşk looked at Layl, tears in her eyes, and remained silent. "I love you." Tears fell from Aşk's eyes. "You don't believe it, do you?" "No, I'm afraid I'm dreaming."

"But you're awake, you're not dreaming. I'm afraid I'm the one dreaming. You know, Aşk, since I met you, you've made me phobic of sleep." Aşk smiled. "I'm afraid of dreams." "If dreams are like the moment I'm in now, I don't mind living asleep my whole life, as long as you're with me." "My heart will stop." "May your heart be well, Layl's heart. You know, I want to take you and fly away." "I love you, Layl."

"And I love you, the most beautiful thing in Layl's life." "What do you say, Zahra? Let's sit down. I'm afraid for the baby." "No, honey, you're scaring me and the baby. I'm only three weeks pregnant. If you stay terrified until I give birth, I'll run away from you." "I'm just worried about you." "Yes, my love, but this is a slow dance. We're just moving our legs. Enjoy it."

"And who said I'm not enjoying it? I'm flying. Yesterday I found out I'm going to be a father, and today is Layl and Aşk's wedding. How can I not be happy?" "May God always make you happy, my dearest Adam." "I love you, Zahra." "God destroy the heel that wants to wear heels. My leg is swollen. I'm fighting with a fly, and you're fighting with the heel."

"Calm down, the beast of the place. Are you done fighting with flies? You're fighting with the heel." "What's wrong with sneakers? I don't understand." "And she's fighting with the heel." "May God help you with this madness, Jasr." "What? Are you fighting with the heel?" "My God, what a shame." "God destroy your mind." "You've driven me crazy."

"No, I'm telling you, have you driven me crazy? We've only been married for less than a month. I haven't even had time yet. If I go crazy, it's not my fault. And by the way, it would be a shame on me. This man and this girl had their wedding with us, and they were fine." "I seek refuge in God from envy." "Are you envious of them, Noah? They're just newlyweds." "I'm jealous of the children, they're just newlyweds."

"I'm jealous of the children, they're just newlyweds." "What? And I've applied? All this because of the heel. I'm asking for your opinion. I'm going to my room upstairs to put on sneakers and come down." "God destroy you. You brought it with you? On my dead body. Stay, girl." Noah and Nour laughed at them. "What are you doing, sitting there? Come on, let's dance with Aşk." "Where is your husband, girl?"

"He's outside. And listen, he's my fiancé. We've only signed the marriage contract. When my father comes down and we have the wedding, then you can say husband." "What's wrong?" "What's wrong? Tell me, I'm okay. Look how comfortable the sneakers are." Jasr grabbed her leg. "Take your leg down! God destroy you! I told you I agreed and came with you to change the heel, but to raise your leg, I'll kill you."

Nour laughed. "Are you still fighting, have you changed the heel, you disaster?" "Yes, my sister, I changed it. Keep making fun of me. I'll be fine, and you'll go without your legs." "No, stay as you are. God save you." "What are you doing, standing there? Come on, let's dance with Aşk." "Where is your husband, girl?"