Kitbok stays inside his home, unable to leave or communicate with anyone. He is really concerned about his situation; he wonders if it is OK to upset his parents over a girl he has met a few times.What happens if I manage to stop this wedding and offend my parents?
For a girl who isn't even an ordinary human? For a girl who isn't even from this time?
How can he possibly understand it all? It's too much for him.
The scenario is complex and chaotic, and he has no idea what will happen, but he knows one thing for certain. He will be unable to give the love he holds in his heart to anyone other than her, Ahmaya.
Despite the fact that he has only met her a few times, that she is not present in front of him in her own body, and that everything is a disaster, Kitbok has fallen for her, there is something in Ahmaya's aura that continues to pull him. He realises he fell in love with her way too quickly. But there's something about her that he feels drawn to. He feels deeply linked to her energy.
Ahmaya isn't even a person, so how can he possibly spend a long time with her?
All of these thoughts are making Kitbok uneasy.
Falling in love with a strange girl, not being able to talk to her, and trying to delete her from his head is driving him insane.
He's sitting alone, criticising himself for being stupid, insane, and dumb because he fell in love with someone who could never be his. She needs to return to her timeline.
In all of his overthinking, he questions himself: did I fall in love with Pushpa or Ahmaya? Who did I love?
All of these thoughts left him heartbroken.
But he can't do anything; he has no idea where Ahmaya is right now.
All he can do is wait, suffer, and endure.
Am I ruining my life? Can I truly love the woman that my parents want me to marry? Is it as easy to fall in love as it was when I fell for Ahmaya?
"Mum," Kitbok calls his mother.
"Mom… I want to meet her, the woman you want me to marry. I'd like to meet her three times, on three different days, before we marry."
"You can't just meet her….." Kitbok's mother felt perplexed.
"I promise you, Mother, that I will not say anything stupid to her. I beg you to fulfil this request."
"Ok, I will talk to Dad and arrange your meeting…." His mother agrees.
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Seated by the window with the Terrapin, Ahmaya watches the water and fishes with the same level of anxiety as Kitbok. She wonders what he's thinking about her after all the Pushpa drama at Ayani's house. All of this is causing her enormous stress.
Ahmaya is just as concerned as Kitbok. He may now choose to forget me and marry the lady his family wishes. He may have understood how messed up my situation is.
Ahmaya is devastated, but she consoles herself by reminding herself that everything is for the best. I need to travel back to 2024. This is for the great: he will marry a good girl and live happily, while I will master my powers and return to 2024. This is for good. This is how it should be.
Even though she thinks very maturely about this situation, she is still deeply heartbroken and is attempting to avoid her heartache. She is persuading her heartbroken self that there is no possibility of a romantic relationship between her and Kitbok due to the significant time gap between their timelines. I must be insane to fall in love with a man from 1935; our timelines are almost 100 years apart.
She criticises herself, calling herself foolish and immature, much like Kitbok does.
Ahmaya regrets including him in her mess. She knew from the start that this place and time is not where she belongs, yet she went ahead and made a move with Kitbok, when her foolish heart said.
She could have stopped it all, including Kitbok, she should have stopped him before falling in love with her.
She feels like she ruined his life; he was innocent and oblivious of the Aokma mess. She dragged him into this, making his life difficult. She feels she should not have told him anything; she should have halted everything before it happened. She should've kept her distance from him. She thinks she broke the heart of a good man whose life was supposed to be easy and straight.
How can I tolerate this guilt? Why do I still like him despite all of these thoughts? This is ridiculous.
Ahmaya chooses not to meet or see him again since she would rather not worsen his situation and does not want any distractions. She will simply discover her powers and depart.
They are both saddened, frustrated, disappointed, and regretful. Even though they know they can't be together, they're finding it more and more difficult to live apart.