Excerpt:

Haya is consumed by grief after DJ’s death, struggling to find solace as Jehan stays by her side, and life feels increasingly fragile and uncertain.

Summary:

In Episode 15, the emotional weight of DJ’s passing continues to hang over Haya. She is overwhelmed by grief, replaying the events leading up to DJ’s death in her mind, feeling a deep sense of helplessness. Haya remains at the hospital, clutching onto the slim hope that DJ might survive, but the devastating news eventually reaches her—DJ has passed away. Haya is left in utter despair, grappling with the loss of her closest friend. She reflects on their memories together, especially the last few moments they shared before DJ’s sudden collapse. The hospital corridor feels cold and lifeless, mirroring the emptiness Haya feels inside.

Jehan arrives at the hospital to comfort Haya, and although his presence is steady and supportive, Haya is too consumed by grief to fully engage with him. Jehan tries to console her, offering food and urging her to take care of herself, but Haya remains distant, her mind lost in the pain of losing DJ. Jehan stays by her side, quietly observing her state of mind.

Later, Haya’s family and Jehan accompany her back to her aunt’s home after DJ’s body is sent back to Pakistan for burial. Haya is in a state of shock, barely able to interact with those around her. She feels disconnected from everything, even as Jehan stays close, making sure she is taken care of. At her aunt’s house, Haya’s family tries to console her, but Haya’s grief over DJ’s death is too overwhelming, and she shuts herself off emotionally.

As the episode unfolds, Haya’s relatives try to steer the conversation towards normalcy, but Haya remains withdrawn. Jehan’s behavior is similarly reserved, as he navigates his own emotions and the complex dynamics between them. Their interactions remain strained, with neither of them fully addressing the growing distance or the unresolved tension between them. The episode closes with Haya reflecting on how quickly life can change, and how fleeting happiness truly is, as she tries to cope with the devastating loss of her closest friend.