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Summary:

In Episode 57, Haya confronts a whirlwind of emotions and challenges as she grapples with both personal and family conflicts. The episode begins with Haya receiving a call, one that she initially dismisses as unimportant. However, it turns out to be Waleed, whose smug voice on the other end immediately ignites a deep sense of anger in her. Waleed congratulates her for being “wise” enough to retract the case against him, leaving Haya in shock, as she had no knowledge of any such action. Waleed continues to gloat, telling her that her withdrawal of the case proves her intelligence, and he hints at wanting to meet her again, threatening to expose a compromising video if she refuses.

Shaken, Haya confronts her father, asking if he had withdrawn the case against Waleed. Her father admits that he did, explaining that the case was weak and unlikely to succeed. He dismisses the incident as unimportant since no significant harm was done. Haya’s frustration grows as she realizes that her father is not taking the situation seriously, despite Waleed’s dangerous behavior.

Determined to find out more, Haya visits her Uncle Furqan and Aunt Saima, hoping to understand why the case was dropped. Her uncle’s response is similarly dismissive, citing the weakness of the case and the lack of witnesses. Haya, realizing that her family is not as invested in holding Waleed accountable, becomes more frustrated, feeling isolated in her fight against him.

In a parallel storyline, Haya’s conversation with her cousin Iram takes a tense turn when Haya accuses Iram of collaborating with Waleed. Iram’s defensive reaction and eventual confession reveal her role in leaking a video to Waleed, deepening the sense of betrayal Haya feels from her own family. Iram, consumed by jealousy and resentment toward Haya, admits her involvement and expresses her own frustrations about being compared to Haya throughout their lives.

As the episode progresses, Haya reflects on the personal toll these betrayals are taking on her. The pressures from her family, the looming threat from Waleed, and the strained relationship with Jehan all weigh heavily on her, leaving her emotionally exhausted. Despite the growing challenges, Haya remains determined to protect herself and her loved ones from further harm, even as she faces mounting obstacles.

The episode ends with Haya feeling increasingly isolated, as she contemplates her next move. She realizes that she can no longer rely on her family or friends for support and must find her own way to confront Waleed and the dangers he poses.