Heart at War

left her with a strange sensation, something between curiosity and challenge. But what bothered her the most wasn't the man himself, but the fact that, for a brief moment

quickly reached Nasuh's ears. In Midyat, nothing happened without him knowing. And what angered him the most was the idea that his grandda

. His gaze, fixed on the papers, seemed unchanged, but his mind was racing. The door opened softl

suh's eyes, as always happened when a serious conversation

sed his eyes, hi

his voice low but laced with

woman had had an argument with a man at the market. At first, Faruk thought it would be nothing more than a passing inconvenience, but then the description

d before nervously looking at

r Demir. The name echoed in his mind with disdain. The son of those damned people he had

ile. - Of course, it couldn't be anyone else.

efore he could answer,

asuh said, rising from his chair with an unsettling calm. - I t

t they argued at the market. - Faruk tried to

d at him wi

ar is mine to marry off to whoever I choose, not to waste time with the son of those people. And

that the conversation was ab

father? - he asked,

smile full of

rity. Besides, I've already decided what I'll do with that family. If the girl think

uation. His encounter with Bahar at the market was still turning over in his mind, and he couldn't stop thinking about her defiant att

But Bahar, with her beauty and courage, made him doubt. Should he pursue his vengeance at all c

losest friend, Azad Yilmaz, who looked at h

untly. - You've been obsessed with this since you were a child. But

and looked at

sible for the death of my parents. What they did to me i

's thirst for vengeance, but he couldn't change his mind. At that mo

ha

the young Bahar Asian was illegitimate. He had confirmed it through his sources, and the revelation gave him an opportunity he hadn't considered

imself, a cold,

, Azad - he murmured to himself, as he moved away from his

his game. And he was going to use every piec

at would put his granddaughter in her place. And in the shadows, the