Chapter 82. Suicide

Since that day, Irtaza determined in his mind that he would never trust anyone, he would never believe anyone, and he would never love anyone. When his mother could betray her children and was not worthy of his trust, then how could anyone else be sincere with him?

When his mother's love was fake, then how could any love be real? And when his mother wasn't trustworthy, then how could anyone else be trustworthy?

People say that a mother's love for her children is unparalleled. When his own mother's love was so weak for him, then how could anyone else show him the real meaning behind true love?

His past was the base because of which he had never trusted anyone, and now life had brought him to a point where an inner turmoil was running inside him. There was a clash between his heart and his brain. His heart wanted to trust Zahra, but his brain, keeping in view his past experiences and his sixth sense, putting all the assumptions in front of him, was compelling him not