Excerpt:

Jihaan woke up in the afternoon to find a cup of tea on his side table, prepared by his wife, Haya.

Summary:

In Episode 46, the tension in Haya’s life continues to build as family conflicts and her emotional turmoil become more prominent. The episode opens with Jehan waking up late in the afternoon. Haya had made him tea, indicating that while there was some tension between them, it wasn’t strong enough to keep her distant. Jehan tries to freshen up and joins the family downstairs, where Furqan Mamoon and Saima Mami subtly express their discontent with his behavior. They criticize him for not attending his father’s funeral, suggesting that no work could be important enough to miss such a significant event. Jehan remains silent throughout the conversation, choosing not to argue.

Later that evening, Fatima Mami tries to persuade Jehan to move back into the family home rather than live in a separate apartment. Jehan smiles at this suggestion but knows that his fate likely doesn’t lie in Pakistan. He reflects on how much time, people, and relationships have changed, and how he feels detached from the idea of settling down in Pakistan.

Jehan’s interactions with Haya remain strained. He tries to engage her by taking her out for shopping or other activities, but Haya remains distant and reserved, avoiding deeper conversations. Jehan waits for Haya to vent her frustrations, but she remains silent, keeping her feelings bottled up. This frustrates Jehan, but he continues to hope for a breakthrough in their relationship.

On the night of Furqan Mamoon’s daughter’s engagement, Jehan finally decides to have a meaningful conversation with Haya. He notices that she is wearing the pearl earrings, which had caused Ayesha to feel hurt previously. The two go to the rooftop to talk, where Jehan brings up Tayyab Habib and inquires how Haya knows him. Haya mentions Abdul Rehman Pasha, which surprises Jehan, as he realizes that she has misunderstood key details about Tayyab and Abdul Rehman. Jehan listens to Haya’s story, already knowing most of the details, but finds it interesting how she perceived things differently.

Despite the tensions, Jehan begins to realize that trust has been established between him and Haya, even though some details remain unclear. Haya has shared her side of the story, but Jehan has yet to tell his full story to her. The episode delves into Jehan’s internal thoughts, showing how he grapples with keeping secrets while trying to maintain trust in their relationship.

Towards the end of the episode, a tragic incident occurs involving Furqan Mamoon. Waleed, driving recklessly, hits Furqan with his car. Haya witnesses the incident and rushes to help her uncle, who is severely injured and bleeding. In a moment of panic, she tries to stop the bleeding using her stole, despite the overwhelming stress of the situation. The scene is chaotic, with Haya and Zafar, the family’s driver, trying to get Furqan to the hospital as quickly as possible. Haya’s strength and quick thinking during the emergency are highlighted, but the emotional toll of the event is evident as she struggles to process the accident.

The episode ends with Haya reflecting on the fragility of life and her relationships. Despite the turmoil and uncertainty surrounding her, Haya remains strong, though the emotional weight of everything she is going through becomes harder to bear.