Chapter 59. I Will Help You

A week had passed, but Sheharzaad didn’t hear from him. She kept coming to the company but learned that Shehryaar was not there; he had gone to his home, outside the city. She was more than happy. The relief that had entered her system couldn’t be put into words. It felt like an answer to a prayer that she had persistently asked to be accepted.

Shehryaar had traumatized her. And with his absence, she felt she was able to breathe freely, without having to worry about anything or fear him. The constant stress that had occupied her finally had an opportunity to be released.

But she had to complete certain tasks before his return. She wanted to work, but not with him, and since he was not there, she felt freer and more independent. This was the best time to put her plan into action—the one she had been working on—and that was to escape him and somehow put him behind bars. It was her biggest dream to see him suffer, to see him reap the fruits of his evil deeds. She really wan