Json removed the paper immediately and passed him a file with some other document that was holding the deal’s details. He spent an hour in regularizing the matter and his other warehouses to tighten the security. Once he was done, he left the office in a hurry for his mansion. The only word that left his mouth was nothing but a curse for Inaya.
“Inaya. You would pay this time for your husband’s deeds.”
There remained the last trail of pain lingering over her shoulder when she looked back to those days. The havoc in her bucket of joy splashed those momentarily pleasure in her mind. Her eyes found their way to paint the canvas of her life with colours as he approached. The butterflies joined hands, the fireflies brightened the aisle she craved to walk. There lived two humans attached to a
