Chapter XXIV. Misfortunes happen all at once.

Sardar and the father had similar thoughts. Another chivalrous man is his daughter’s fiancé. He, too, was a victim of the military. They hold a lot of similar beliefs. Hassan, who was fatigued from illness and had become an elderly widower at the age of 70, liked him. Finally, as he was approaching death, his heart was calm over Alara. She would marry this honorable young man, and he would pass away at peace knowing that she was in his care.

Despite everything he went through because of her, as if he could not endure life without her, one day real, pure love filled him.

Hassan also passed away quickly, without warning, after a few months, and one month before the wedding, in the same way, with a sudden stroke that did not give him time to say the farewell word.

She is even more distressed than before, and the more agonized she is, the greater the noble knight’s compassion, love, and commitment toward her will be. These qualities are the minerals of men, and Sardar constantly reminds her that he is the knight of dreams, providing her with an impenetrable haven and a fortified fortress—things that every girl longs for.

The wedding has been put off for another calendar year.

-Alara, it doesn’t matter. Your father, may God have pity on him, deserves more from us than just our sorrow.

Because misfortunes happen all at once; After one-month, Egyptian intelligence men raided Fouad’s apartment. He managed to escape at the last moment, accompanied by his wife, wandering, not knowing what to do.

The more intense the crises and the greater the calamities, the more minerals of men became evident with them. His loyal friend would not leave him a prey to the military. Serdar helped him escape and his wife to Turkey. He gave him enough money to start a new life. He bought him a headquarters to establish a tourism company, in the famous Taksim Square, perhaps he starts his life again.

They were destined to wait for a new year, during which Sardar’s work developed in Cairo more than it did in Jordan and Libya.

Soon, he thought of opening a new branch, as the economic situation in Libya is no longer what it used to be. The future is vague after the military coup. The work must be transferred from there.

Modern Arab countries have begun to become independent, in the Arabian Gulf region. It has become a future, rising market. His choice fell on the State of Kuwait, which inevitably has a prosperous future. He finished his work in Libya and moved him there.

He travels a few weeks, then soon returns, bearing gifts, a poem, and many longings.

The days pass slowly for the two lovers, and Alara has not been touched, not even by one kiss.

The fire of longing flares up in his chest, and Hatshepsut’s as well.