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In Episode 50, Haya is emotionally shaken by the news of Jehan’s impending surgery and the severity of his medical condition. The episode begins with Jehan explaining to Haya the seriousness of his surgery, revealing that it is an intracranial procedure required to remove a foreign object near his optic nerve. Jehan calmly tells Haya about the risk of losing his eyesight or becoming permanently disabled if the surgery goes wrong. This revelation leaves Haya deeply distressed, as she struggles to process the thought of Jehan facing such life-threatening surgery alone.

Despite the gravity of the situation, Jehan tries to remain composed, even as Haya becomes visibly emotional. Haya insists on staying by Jehan’s side through the entire process, even though Jehan attempts to dissuade her. He emphasizes that he doesn’t want her to be burdened by his condition, but Haya is adamant about not leaving him, telling him that she will stay in Turkey until he recovers. Her determination to support him only highlights the emotional bond that has developed between them, even if neither openly acknowledges it.

Before the surgery, Jehan hands Haya his bag, instructing her to keep it safe. He tells her to use his phone if anything happens to him and gives her the password, which is set to her date of birth. This gesture further intensifies Haya’s emotional state, as she realizes the trust Jehan is placing in her. She can barely hold back her tears as she takes the bag from him, aware of the seriousness of the situation.

After Jehan is taken to the operating room, Haya is left waiting in the hospital’s corridor, filled with anxiety and fear. She reflects on the fragility of life, comparing her current situation to the time she spent in the hospital after DJ’s death. The weight of uncertainty is overwhelming, and Haya begins to question her faith and her ability to cope with loss. She struggles to find the words for prayer, feeling distant from the spiritual solace she once relied on.

As the surgery progresses, Haya tries to distract herself by calling her father, who is impatiently waiting for her return to Pakistan. Her father is unaware of the critical situation Haya is facing, and when he asks her about Jehan, Haya gives vague answers, not wanting to reveal too much. The conversation leaves her feeling more isolated, as her family remains unaware of the emotional turmoil she is enduring.

The episode ends with the doctor emerging from the operating room, informing Haya that the surgery was successful. Jehan’s condition is stable, and the foreign object has been removed. Haya is overwhelmed with relief, tears streaming down her face as she silently thanks God for Jehan’s survival. Despite the emotional exhaustion, Haya feels a renewed sense of hope as she prepares to see Jehan in the recovery room.