All Chapters of Divorce Agreement: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

Kayra’s POVI sat on the couch in my apartment, feeling a strange sense of relief after being released from prison. But beneath that sense of relief was a haunting emptiness. Darwis sat beside me, holding my hand gently. He had always been there for me, but even his presence couldn’t completely erase the shadow of regret that clouded my heart.As Darwis walked into the kitchen to make tea, my mind drifted back to moments past. The miscarriage I had experienced so long ago still felt so real, like a wound that hadn’t healed. I had lost our baby, a hope and a dream that had been shattered so easily. When I first found out I was pregnant, I felt so happy and hopeful. I had imagined a future with Darwis and our child, a happy family. But then it all fell apart in the blink of an eye.I remembered that night, as the blood began to flow and the unbearable pain wracked my body. I knew something was wrong, and fear crept into my heart. When the doctor confirmed th

Kate's POV Inside the apartment, I threw my bag on the sofa and slumped down on the dining chair. I felt so tired, both physically and emotionally. Everything that had happened lately had drained my energy. I felt like I was in a vicious circle that had no end. I lowered my head, holding my face with both hands, trying to calm myself down. However, the image of Darwis and Kayra's faces kept appearing in my mind, making my anger burn even more. I couldn't let this go. I had to do something, but I didn't know what. Suddenly, there was a knock on the door. I raised my head in surprise, wondering who could be coming at this time of night. I stood up and walked towards the door, opening it carefully. There stood Erlan, with a worried expression on his face. "Kate, I'm worried about you. Are you okay?" he asked softly. Seeing Erlan's caring face made me feel a little calmer. I nodded slowly and let him in. "Come in

Kate’s POVWhen I arrived at the office, the atmosphere felt formal and stressful again. The aroma of coffee from the next room greeted me, bringing a little sense of calm after the fun time I spent with Erlan. However, I knew that today would be filled with responsibilities and important decisions again.I walked through the lobby with a faint smile at the receptionist, who returned my smile politely. Arriving in front of my office door, I took a deep breath before opening it. A realization that even though life goes on, I must stay focused on my work.Inside, my secretary, Maya, was waiting with a stack of files in her hands. She was always punctual and organized, something I really appreciated amidst this busy schedule.“Good afternoon, Mrs. Kate,” Maya greeted politely. “There are some files that need to be signed today. Also, there are some meeting schedules that you need to review.”I nodded as I took off my jacket and placed it on

Darwis' POVI stared at the computer screen in front of me, lost in the various graphs and moving numbers. The new project I was working on at Golden Group was one of the biggest projects in my career. The central building we were going to build was not only a symbol of the company's strength but also an important marker for my reputation as a successful leader.The success of this project would not only benefit the company but also strengthen my position in the business world. The building that was planned to stand majestically in the city center had been my main focus for the past few months. My team of architects and engineers had been working hard, and now we were almost at the tender presentation stage, where everything would be determined.Usually, I always felt confident in facing a big project like this, but this time there was something different, something that was bothering me. The name that appeared on the list of bidders was Kate.I r

Kayra's POVThe sky outside the window was gray, perfectly depicting my gloomy mood. I sat in the corner of the room, staring blankly at the curtained window. Since that incident, I felt like I was trapped in endless darkness. Every second, every minute, was filled with nothing but emptiness and deep sadness. I used to be a woman full of life and ambition, but now, I couldn't find anything that could motivate me to get out of bed every morning.The silence of this apartment was so oppressive. Every corner reminded me of what I had lost, of the life I used to have. But the most painful thing was the image of my child who I could no longer hold, could no longer touch. Losing him made me fall into a deep abyss of despair. And what was worse, I almost went to prison because of my own fault—because of my burning hatred for Kate.Kate. That name made my chest tighten every time I remembered it. The woman who was now the source of all my suffering. I blamed her f