Kaffara 89 Episode written update
Starting Scene
Nimi’s life was falling apart, and she knew her only hope was her mother. “What are you saying, Nimi?” her mother’s voice trembled on the phone. “Suraiya knows everything?” she asked, hoping the nightmare wasn’t true.
“Yes, Mom,” Nimi replied softly. “She knows everything. That’s why I’m calling from her phone.” Desperation echoed in her voice as she pleaded, “Please take me from here, or else, Qasim will send me to a mental asylum.”
Her mother, filled with panic and concern, immediately reassured her, “Don’t worry, I’m coming to get you right now.”
Nimi sighed in relief. “She is coming,” she told her aunt. Gratitude filled her heart. “Thank you, Aunt.”
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The Weight of Decision
Meanwhile, at home, her son Ehtisham noticed the tension. “What happened, Mom?” he asked. “Is everything okay? Who are you going to pick up?”
Ehtisham’s mother, overcome with emotion, explained the situation. “Qasim has driven Nimi crazy. I’ll bring her back,” she said with conviction. Ehtisham, however, remained skeptical. “Mom, she’s acting again.”
But this time was different. “No, dear. This time it’s the truth,” she insisted.
Despite his reservations, Ehtisham tried to reassure her. “Qasim is there. He will get her treated.” But his mother couldn’t bear the thought of her daughter suffering any longer. “I will get her divorced and bring her back from that hell,” she declared. Yet Ehtisham knew this decision would come with its own challenges. “And where will she live after coming back?”
“Here, of course,” she responded. “This is her father’s house.”
Family Conflict
However, Ehtisham had different plans. “This house is now in my name, and Nimi has no place in this house anymore,” he revealed. His mother was shocked. “Have you gone mad? What rubbish are you saying?” she shouted.
“I am telling the truth,” he calmly stated. “The day you said this house belonged to Nimi’s father, I had it registered in my name.”
The betrayal hit her hard. “Ehtisham, what was the need to do all of this? After all, all of this is yours,” she said, her voice breaking.
Ehtisham had his reasons. “Because now I am also going to become a father,” he revealed. “And I don’t want any sort of drama in front of my kids.”
His mother, in disbelief, asked, “That’s why you kicked your mother out?”
“I never asked you to leave. You can stay with us, but you must cut ties with Nimi,” he warned.
“What if I don’t?” she asked defiantly. “Then you can build one of the two plots we have and live there,” Ehtisham said coldly.
Tensions Rise
The family rift deepened. “Yesterday, you talked about going to Uncle’s place,” Ehtisham said, as if trying to offer an escape. “If you say so, I can drop you off.”
His mother, heartbroken, realized how far things had gone.
Meanwhile, another family member, Sitara, was mentioned in the conversation. Nimi’s situation reminded everyone of the past mistakes and unresolved tensions in the family. Salar, Nimi’s cousin, had gone against the family’s wishes to marry Sitara, and this situation only intensified the existing conflicts.
The Cost of Choices
The conversation shifted to Salar’s decisions. “Dad, Salar is not running away,” Saba interjected, defending her brother. “He has a project, and that’s why he is going to Canada.”
But the family head, Furqan, seemed unswayed. “The issue isn’t Sitara,” he admitted, “I would have brought her back, but the point is, why is Salar rushing things?”
His children tried to reason with him, but Furqan was determined to make things right in his own way, even if it meant manipulating situations for his son’s happiness.
A Fragile Family Dynamic
As the conversation continued, Furqan turned to Tahir for help. “Tahir, will you talk to Sitara?” he asked. Tahir agreed, acknowledging that along with family ties, the family business also needed stability.
The discussion revealed how much control and manipulation ran through the family dynamics. Decisions were made not only for personal reasons but also for business and reputation. Salar’s decision to refuse the Canada project, Sitara’s involvement in the family business, and Nimi’s plight — all these elements were part of the same web of control.
Conclusion
In the end, the family’s future was uncertain. Nimi’s situation, Salar’s choices, and the family’s internal power struggles would continue to shape their lives. For now, the only certainty was that every decision came with a cost, and the bonds of loyalty were more fragile than anyone cared to admit.
