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Episode 4 explores Haley’s conflicting romantic feelings, Safeer’s confession, and Haroon’s heartbreaking reaction, interwoven with Umar’s illness and Nafisa’s struggles.

Summary: 

In Episode 4, deep emotions and personal conflicts come to the forefront as Haley’s relationships with those closest to her evolve. Haley finds herself entangled between her growing feelings for Safeer and her long-standing bond with Haroon. Safeer confesses his love for Haley, offering her a future that she hesitates to accept at first. However, her heart eventually tells her to say yes, and Safeer’s happiness knows no bounds. Their exchange reveals the tender connection they are developing.
In a parallel storyline, Umar’s childhood struggles come to light. His foster mother, Nafisa, is confronted by the harsh words of neighbors who call her son “dirty blood” and “illegitimate.” Nafisa’s protective nature is shown as she tries to shield Umar from this cruelty. Yet, the emotional toll is heavy. A shocking twist comes when Umar is diagnosed with a brain tumor, leaving Nafisa devastated and concerned about his future.
Meanwhile, Haley’s familial responsibilities and emotional weight grow heavier. Her father, Mehraaj Sultan, picks her up from the university and takes her out for a meal, where he gently brings up the topic of her engagement to Haroon. This conversation leaves Haley in deep contemplation, particularly as Haroon has not contacted her since the proposal. The tension mounts when Haley learns Haroon is unwell, causing her to rush to his home.
At Haroon’s house, Haley is confronted by his mother, who indirectly accuses her of causing Haroon’s distress. The episode ends with a heart-wrenching confrontation between Haley and Haroon. Haroon’s emotional breakdown reveals how deeply he is hurt by Haley’s growing relationship with Safeer. Haley, though deeply affected by his pain, stands firm, asking him to grow up and stop seeking love through self-pity. Haroon, shattered by her engagement to Safeer, tries to hide his pain, but the intensity of his feelings is undeniable.