Excerpt:

Haya is caught between wedding festivities and a dangerous message from Abdul Rehman’s circle, leading her deeper into a web of fear and uncertainty.

Summary:

In Episode 17, Haya’s emotions remain heavy as she navigates her grief over DJ’s death and the unsettling encounters with Abdul Rehman Pasha’s forces. The episode starts with Haya and Jehan’s family attending a wedding. As they head to the wedding hall, Haya feels disconnected from the festivities, still haunted by the recent traumatic events and the loss of DJ. Jehan remains calm but emotionally distant, though the tension between them is lessening as they both try to engage in social pleasantries. The atmosphere at the wedding is celebratory, but Haya’s inner turmoil makes her feel out of place.

At the wedding, Haya is startled when she encounters “Pinkie,” who is disguised and approaching her once again. Pinkie, who is part of Abdul Rehman’s circle, warns Haya that Dolly, the transgender person who once helped her, is in critical condition and wants to meet her one last time. Pinkie also gives Haya a mysterious wooden box with a cryptic message, telling her that Dolly left it for her. The message on the box is an enigma, leaving Haya confused and cautious.

Haya reluctantly accepts the box, and the rest of the wedding feels like a blur as her mind is fixated on the possible dangers connected to Abdul Rehman and Dolly. The episode also hints at the growing distance between Haya and Jehan, as Jehan’s coldness continues despite his occasional attempts to reach out to her. Haya feels trapped between her growing fears of Abdul Rehman’s manipulations and her unresolved relationship with Jehan.

The episode closes with Haya returning home, where she tries to figure out the meaning behind the box and the cryptic message. Jehan’s involvement and support are minimal, and Haya feels increasingly isolated, unsure of whom to trust.