This was too much already. I had my own strength to endure. Normally, mothers-in-law don't like their daughters-in-law. My mother-in-law didn't like me either, just like others. She left no insult unsaid because I gave birth to a daughter, but my real family had put me through such a life that her words seemed insignificant in comparison. I stared at Havin. My mother-in-law and Melike approached me. They wanted to take Havin out.
"Let her speak, please, because I have nothing to be ashamed of," I said, and they stopped. Melike looked at me, questioning if I was sure. That's when I truly saw Melike for who she was. She was as fierce as a panther. Her stance was sharp enough to drag and toss my sister out. She was no longer the polite girl I knew, even to her family.
"What happened? Have y
