Part 63

Dizzy with never-ending work, Fachri's headaches intensified as he contemplated Aisya's problems, which had now spiraled out of control.

Two months had passed since that night, and Aisya had become quiet and despondent. She spoke less, isolating herself in her room.

As an older sister, witnessing Aisya's transformation naturally weighed on Airin's mind. Despite lingering hurt, the blood ties between them prevented Airin from being indifferent.

Airin was affected by Aisya's changes, feeling the pain when they crossed paths. Aisya's condition worsened day by day.

All these developments left Airin looking confused. She had to juggle her practice, Aisya's problems, and fulfill her roles as a mother and wife. Consequently, Airin changed, deviating from her usual self.

Certainly, Fachri felt the impact of these changes too. He might not care about Aisya, but he did care about Airin.

Airin's pain was palpable; Fachri felt it. Her mind was occupied with thoughts of what to do to resolve the i