Red Yarn
Chapter 6's

The call ended, Triash hung up and cried. He felt hurt, betrayed, and misunderstood. He did not believe that his father, would marry a woman and take her mother for granted.

She did not know how to process her feelings, and she felt overwhelmed by sadness and anger. She buried her face in the pillow and cried profusely, trying to muffle the sound of her pain. All he wanted was to fall asleep and forget this terrible phone call, but he knew that he would not be able to sleep so easily tonight.

Finally, after a time that felt like hours, she felt her eyelids gain weight, and she fell into a deep sleep.

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When Triash woke up the next morning, he felt lethargic and tired. Her eyes were red and swollen from crying all night, and she felt like she was not sleeping at all. Despite her best efforts, she could not shake the feelings of sadness and heartache that ruled her.

She dragged herself out of bed and went through her morning routine on autopilot, feeling her body move on its own. He bathed, dressed himself, and ate for a while before heading out the door.

As he walked to school, he felt a burden in his heart that weighed down on him like a ton of bricks. She could not understand why her father could easily forget Triash's mother, she felt bitterness and hatred growing inside her.

As he entered the school grounds, He took a deep breath and started walking into the classroom. Upon entering the classroom he saw Adipta looking at him with a worried expression. He knew he was in a mess right now.

Triash tried to put on his face as usual and sat down at his desk. Adipta could see something was bothering him, but he did not want to pry or force her to talk about it.

From afar Jeera noticed him and came to ask what was going on. Triash took a deep breath and told her about the thing that happened last night.

Jeera listened quietly, with a look of sympathy on her face. He understood how difficult it was for Triash to accept this from his father, and he wanted to help in any way he could.

He offered to sit next to her, so he could lend her ears and shoulders to cry. He understands that it takes time for him to process everything, but he wants him to know that he is not alone.

The lesson exchange bell reads, it's time for a basketball game. He felt overwhelmed by the emotions he had been enduring, and when a ball hit his chest hard, he felt everything flowing out.

She was crying, feeling like she could not hold it anymore. Jeera and Adipta saw him and ran up to him. They see him crying and immediately in action, they embrace him and take him into class.

They can see that he is struggling, and they don't want to encourage him to talk or give advice. Instead, they just hugged her and listened as she poured out her feelings. It was clear that he endured a lot of pain, and they wanted to be there for him.

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Triash went home and saw a woman in his living room, she looked at him and smiled at him. His father came and introduced Triash to Ayse.They sat together in the guest room.

Eventually, his father left them both. Ayse approached and sat down beside Triash. He tried to get along with her, asking about how her day at school was and what was bothering her. Triash looked at Ayse with a look of emotion he took a deep breath and ran to his room, slamming the door behind him.

His emotions were still raging, but he knew that he had to find a way to calm him down and think clearly. He took a few deep breaths and tried to concentrate himself. He knew that the only way to get ahead was to face his father and talk to him. Only then can he calm down.

there was a knock from the door of her room, she opened it and saw Ayse standing in the doorway, holding a tray filled with food. Triash was shocked and angry, and he did not hesitate to express his feelings.

He yells at Ayse, telling her to stop acting like she is his mother. She reminds Ayse that she only has one mother, the woman who gave birth to her. He makes it clear that he does not need or want Ayse to replace him.

Ayse looked shocked by the Triash explosion, but he did not retreat. He tries to defuse the situation by offering food and telling Triash that he just wants to make sure Triash is okay.

Triash doesn't want to hear it. She yells at Ayse to leave her room. He knew he was rude, but he didn't care. He just wants to be left alone to cope with his emotions in his own way.

With that, Ayse left the room, closing the door behind her. Triash sat on his bed, took a deep breath and tried to calm himself down. He knew that he had acted impulsively, but he could not regret it.

Triash sat on his bed trying to shift his mind. So he called Adipta and asked if they could meet in the park, where they had sat before. Adipta agrees, and they make plans to meet there in an hour.

He knew that he could talk to Adipta about anything, and that he would listen to her without judging or trying to offer a solution. He had a way of making her feel understood and understood, and he was grateful.

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When he met Adipta in the park, he knew something was wrong. Instead, he simply sat down next to her and listened to Triash as he poured out his heart.

It feels a relief to end up talking to someone who is listening without trying to solve his problem or offering advice. Triash feels noticed and heard.

As Triash continues to pour out his heart to Adipta, he finds that his feelings for Adipta deepen. He felt safe and comfortable within, and the fact that he offered unconditional support meant a lot to him.

As she cries on her shoulder, she realizes that she is falling deeper in love with him in a way she has never felt before. A strange and new sensation, but he did not want to deny it or reject it. He's been through so much over the last few years.

Adipta continued to listen and hugged her tightly as she cried, offering her comfort and support without judgment. told her to take every step she wanted and she deserved to feel happy and loved.

As her feelings for Adipta deepened, she knew that she had to make a decision about what she wanted to do with these feelings. However, he did not want to rush into doing anything without fully understanding his own emotions.

Then Adipta drove her home and gave her a cheerful smile.