Fahad calls his father and asks him something, and they get into an argument. Meanwhile, Aliya arrives and asks Fahad if she's his girlfriend, gesturing towards Asli. Fahad replies, "No, she's just my ex." Aliya says "okay" and walks away, but she's actually feeling jealous.
After seeing Fahad and Asli's closeness, Asli again makes Aliya feel jealous by laughing loudly and sitting close to Fahad, chatting with him. Seeing this, Aliya becomes insecure, fearing that Fahad might drift away from her. This fear haunts her.
The situation highlights Aliya's growing insecurity and jealousy, stemming from Fahad's past relationship with Asli and their current interactions. It creates tension and uncertainty in Fahad and Aliya's relationship.
Next day was the shooting day, Asli was looking good in a red dress but was throwing a lot of tantrum, she was saying, what kind of scene is this, I will not do this, I will not do it that way, then Fahad comes and says what happened Asli, then she says Fahad darling look, I will not do this, then Fahad finds a solution, Asli had mixed something in a drink and gave it to Aliya , Asli said I don't drink, Asli said this is a fruit drink, drink it, it was night while shooting, Aliya had taken juice, after drinking it, she started feeling dizzy, then Fahad noticed, then she took it with her
I went home on the way in a drunken state Aliya touched Fahad's hair and said, what nice hair you have, one moment her heel broke, then Fahad lifted her in his lap and sat in the car, seeing this Asli got angry, Aliya goes to sleep in the car, then she gets up in Fahad's room in the morning, she says, where am I, Fahad comes inside the room, he says, you don't remember, maybe she says, what not, she smiles and says, you yourself had said that you don't have the key to your room, that's why I brought you here
But that night, she didn't drink, knowingly pretending to, because alcohol isn't allowed in Islam, so she took no risk and had a fruit drink instead.
Aliya had seen Asli mixing something in the drink. Now, Fahad offers Aliya lemonade for her hangover. Aliya thinks to herself that she didn't actually drink any alcohol. Fahad asks Aliya if she wants to eat something, and she replies can you cook. Fahad mentions that he learned a bit of cooking when he was in the USA. Aliya says "okay" and sits at the table, watching Fahad and thinking about how handsome he is and how lovely his eyes are. Fahad catches her staring at him, and they both proceed to have breakfast together.
This scene highlights the developing relationship between Fahad and Aliya, showcasing their chemistry and interactions.
As they both step into the elevator, they exchange glances, Fahad looking at Aliya and Aliya looking back at him. As they reach the ground floor and the doors open, they're surprised to see Asli standing right in front of them. Asli tells Aliya to step aside, saying she needs to talk to Fahad about something.
Then, Asli drops a bombshell: "Fahad, our engagement is happening. Did your father tell you?" Everyone is shocked to hear this news.
This revelation adds a new layer of complexity to the story, raising questions about Fahad and Aliya's relationship and the future ahead.
After hearing the news, Aliya steps out of the elevator, looking distraught. Fahad then calls his father, expressing his disappointment and frustration. "Father, why did you do this to me? You know I hate that girl," he says.
His father responds, "It's done, son. Now listen to me. This is a great business deal. If you marry that girl, our company will benefit greatly." Fahad protests, "You only care about the company's profit, what about me? I love someone else."
His father retorts, "You used to love Asli too, didn't you?" Fahad replies, "Asli is just my ex now. I won't marry her." With that, Fahad ends the call and rushes after Aliya, with Asli following him.
Fahad calls out to Aliya, "Wait, Aliya!" But Aliya doesn't stop.
This scene highlights the conflict between Fahad's personal desires and his family's expectations, adding tension to the story.
Aliya heads to the office, and Fahad calls her to his cabin under the pretext of discussing work files and offering coffee. Once she's there, he confesses to Aliya that the engagement wasn't his choice.
Aliya responds nonchalantly, "Sir, why are you telling me all this? This is your personal life. Do whatever you want, get engaged or married – it doesn't matter to me." However, beneath her indifferent words, Aliya is actually affected, and her response was driven by jealousy and anger.
After their conversation, Aliya hands over the files and leaves.
Later, Asli arrives at the office and announces the engagement news to everyone's surprise. She starts showing off, demanding a designer dress and a grand event to flaunt her engagement to everyone.
This scene highlights the contrast between Fahad's genuine feelings for Aliya and his arranged engagement to Asli, adding drama and tension to the story.
Aliya tells Fahad that she's not feeling well and requests a leave for the day. Fahad asks what's wrong, and Aliya mentions she has a headache. She ends up taking a half-day leave and heads home, though she wasn't actually experiencing a headache – she was just in a bad mood.
After learning about Fahad's engagement, Aliya returns home and breaks down in tears, wondering why this is happening to her. She can't help but feel a deep sense of loss and disappointment, and her emotions overwhelm her as she questions the unfairness of it all.
This scene highlights Aliya's vulnerability and emotional struggle, adding depth to her character and the story.
Fahad returns home at night and approaches Aliya's room, about to knock on the door. However, he hesitates, thinking that maybe Aliya has already fallen asleep. He decides to talk to her the next day instead and heads to his own room.
Once in his room, Fahad discusses the engagement with his father, still feeling frustrated and conflicted about the situation. After the conversation, he goes to bed, still fuming about the circumstances.
This scene shows Fahad's inner turmoil and his struggle with the engagement, highlighting the tension between his personal desires and family obligations.