Red Yarn
Chapter 7's

Triash went into his house. He glanced at his father and turned his face away. He kept walking up the stairs, and went into his room.

He laid himself on the bed and closed his eyes.The temperature in his room was hot, his body was sweating.

•••

Triash opened his eyes, his body felt heavy and his head seemed to be spinning. He stared at the screen of his cell phone and found a message from his father. He read it and found out his father had left town in the middle of the night.

She got out of bed and prepared for school.her temperature was very hot and sweating profusely due to the fever that gripped her, she desperately needed help but there was no one else at home. He knew he needed someone.

So he grabbed his phone and dialed his father's number. She immediately replied, and she could hear the worry in her voice as she told him that she was sick and needed help. He promises to get home as soon as possible, but he knows that he needs a few hours to travel back from out of town.

Worst of all, she calls Ayse for help. He knows that Ayse is reliable, and he hopes to provide help until he arrives.

Ayse came in that morning and panicked when she saw a collapsed triash inside the house so she brought the triash to the hospital.

He wrapped Triash in a blanket and took him to his car, rushing to a nearby hospital. On the way, Triash floated in and out of consciousness, but he could hear Ayse's voice as he comforted her and kept her calm.

Arriving at the hospital, Ayse takes Triash to the emergency room, where they are immediately greeted by a team of doctors and nurses. They took Triash to a private room and began giving him an infusion, while a series of tests were run to determine the cause of his illness.

As she lay in her hospital bed, Triash was relieved to know that she was in the right hands. He closed his eyes and fell asleep, hoping that when he woke up, he would feel better.

Then he opened his eyes, he could not help but thank Ayse. He knows that Ayse has really saved his life, and he knows that he owes her a debt of gratitude.

So when Ayse came to check on her, Triash used the opportunity to express his gratitude. Triash took a deep breath and began to speak.

"Um, aunt, I want to thank you for taking me to the hospital and I also want to apologize for the way I treated you" she began.

"I know I'm acting irrationally, and I'm not treating you badly." Ayse nodded with a smile, but said nothing.

"And the reason I don't want you to marry my father is because I'm afraid my father will forget my mother" Triash continued. "He died two years ago, and I'm afraid if my father gets married, he'll be forgotten. That's why I act like that. It has nothing to do with you or anyone else."

Ayse listened quietly as Triash spoke. He could see the pain in Triash's eyes, and he knew that this was not just about his relationship with his father. It was about something much deeper.

"I understand" said Ayse. "But you don't have to worry about that. Your father loves you very much, and he will always remember your mother. And even if she's married, it won't change the fact that she loves you."

Triash felt a relief sweep over him. He knew that Ayse was right, and his fears were unfounded. He hugged Ayse tightly, thanking her for her understanding and support.

When the hospital allowed Triash to return, he thought should he go to school, or should he stay home and rest?.

In a way, he knew that he had an important test today, and he did not want to miss. He worked hard to prepare it.

But on the other hand, she still felt weak and tired from her illness, and she knew that she needed to prioritize her health. He did not want to push himself too hard and risked his health.

Finally, he decided to go to school. He knew that he would be late, but he also knew that he did not want to miss the exam. So, with Ayse's help, he got ready and walked towards the car.

During the trip Ayse tries to talk to Triash, trying to get along and break the awkwardness between them.

"Yes, Bi. Thank you for helping me," Triash replied with thanks.

"Don't worry, Triash. I'm willing to help whenever you need." she replied.

"You must open your heart to those around you, Triash. Don't be afraid to create a good relationship with them. We can help each other and support each other" Ayse said confidently.

"I'll try it" replied Triash.

"Oh, and I want to let you know that I have a child who goes to school at your place as well" Ayse said cheerfully.

As it turned out, Ayse and Triash had many topics to talk about during the trip. They start discussions about many things, from their hobbies to their plans for the future.

Ayse shares her own experiences, and Triash listens intently, feeling the warmth and connection with her.

As they stopped at the entrance of the Triash school, Ayse turned to her and said, "You know, I think we can be very good friends. I'm here for you, Triash, whenever you need me. You don't have to think of me as your mother if you don't like her.We can be friends and we can be family if you allow it, because your decision is also important in this relationship" she said with a friendly smile.

Triash nodded, feeling grateful for Ayse's kindness and support. "Thank you, Aunt Ayse. I'll think about it and try to accept it"

They hugged each other goodbye, both feeling hope and possibility for their future together. They know that there will be challenges along the way, but they also know that they support each other, and that is all that matters.

From that day on, Triash and Ayse became close. They spend a lot of time together, sharing stories, feelings, and secrets. They support each other through good times and bad, and they know that they will always support each other no matter what.

•••

Triash and Ayse sit in a quiet cafe, sipping their coffee and enjoying each other's company. Ayse can see that Triash is thinking about something, and she gently encourages him to share it.

Triash took a deep breath and began to share his feelings. "There's someone I really like, bi," Triash began. "I've never felt this way about anyone before, and I don't know what to do."

Ayse listened intently, absorbing every word Triash spoke. He could see the emotions in his eyes, and he knew that this was something important.

"Tell me more" Ayse said gently. "Who is this guy, and what makes you feel like this?"

"He's my classmate, and I like him a lot. There's something about him that makes me feel alive. He is very smart, and he always seems to know exactly what to say. And when he looked at me, it seemed like he was looking directly at my soul. I know it sounds crazy, but I can't help my feelings," said Triash, his voice trembling slightly as he spoke.

Ayse listened intently, and after the initial shock subsided, she could not help but smile. He had seen the way Triash had told it, and it was not at all surprising to hear that he liked it very much.

"Well, you know what other people say about love. It makes you feel alive in a way that no one else can" Ayse said with a twinkle in his eyes. "And it looks like your friend is a pretty special guy. Have you talked to him about your feelings?"

Triash shook his head, avoiding Ayse's gaze. "No, I'm too scared. What if he doesn't feel the same way about me? What if he thinks I'm weird or something?"

Ayse placed a calming hand on Triash's hand. "Look, you'll never know until you try. Life is too short to be afraid of what will happen. If you don't take risks, you'll never know the answer. And who knows, maybe he feels the same way about you."

Triash thought about Ayse's words for a moment, he knew that what he said was true, and he could not continue living in fear. Taking a deep breath, he turned his head towards Ayse and said, "You're right. I need to talk to him. I won't let fear hold me back."

Ayse nodded, proud of Triash for taking the first step towards his own happiness.