Between Love and Hatred, Ibrahim's Conflict

Samama states that Ibrahim is struggling because of the way she looks at him, revealing a subtle tension between them.

A complex psychology, unable to express either love or hatred, exchanges between them, and they repeatedly run from and chase each other.

Samama approached Ibrahim and apologized, stating she had no intention of hurting him.

She expresses that she had no intention of hurting the other person, seeking to resolve the conflict.

Samama was further cornered when the pressure tactic of university expulsion was used.

Samama firmly stated that she was not obligated to answer anyone's questions about her decision.

She strongly refused the other party's demand to forcibly cancel the marriage.

Ibrahim went to pick up Samama himself and expressed extreme anger upon hearing news of her marriage.

He revealed intense emotions, as if he wanted to set the world on fire, showing his obsession with Samama.

Ibrahim expressed a strong will to take direct action to prevent Samama's marriage.

Samama returned home and conversed with Samir, who was worried about her.

Samama deflected her hidden fatigue and complex feelings by saying she was tired due to a busy university schedule.

The uncle belatedly discovered that Salim had not paid the car installments for the past four months.

Salim admitted to spending all the money but showed an irresponsible attitude with no remorse.

Asfa criticized Salim's misconduct, bringing family conflict to the surface.

Salim erupted in anger, furious that Sama was preparing for marriage without informing him.

He forcibly demanded that Sama cancel the wedding immediately, exhibiting an overbearing attitude.

The family felt apologetic that Shamoon was taking responsibility instead of Salim and could not hide their anger at Salim's irresponsible attitude for running away from home.

Salim set out to disrupt Hiba and Samir's wedding.

He expressed a twisted desire to appear at the wedding, ruin it, and marry Hiba himself.

Salim's friends are egging him on, saying things will go as he wishes, further escalating the situation.

The family expressed frustration that they knew nothing about Salim's friends and that he wouldn't tell them anything.

Those around him worried that Salim had changed completely, associating with a bad crowd.

Consequently, the family expressed hope that taking Salim to Dubai and changing his environment would help him return to his old self.

The police questioned Salim's group about robbery charges, but they maintained their innocence.

Salim's group mentioned their parents' professions—businessman, company employee, university professor—to try and dismiss the incident.

The police showed disappointment and mocked their professions.

The police confirmed that one of Salim's group's uncles was a DIG (Deputy Inspector General-level).

Subsequently, the police abruptly changed their attitude, immediately releasing Salim's group and oddly encouraging them to have a good time.

Salim displayed unpleasant feelings with a sarcastic tone towards his family's concerns, and thinking they were only criticizing him, he refused to eat and left.

Salim's group felt relieved and lighthearted after overcoming the crisis at the police station using their parents' influence.

They expressed a misguided ambition, stating that to live carefree like Salim, one must have power like his uncle.

Ibrahim's date expressed joy and affection that he made time for her.

Ibrahim, busy with wedding preparations, received an urgent call from the United States.

One character heightens tension by formulating a concrete plan to prevent Ibrahim's marriage.

He warns the other person by mentioning past detention experiences while showing his determination to claim Hiba.

A friend about to get married shared their busy daily life with joy.

Friends joked about being freed from academics after marriage, and the protagonists moved to another place to have lunch together.