As suspicion mounts, Maryam finds herself completely isolated. The people who once cared for her now look at her with judgment and doubt. She has lost everything—her reputation, her peace of mind, and the support of those she thought were her friends. Her internal turmoil worsens as she battles feelings of guilt, shame, and sorrow. She feels responsible for the chaos that has consumed both families, even though she is the true victim. Maryam's loneliness is palpable, and it becomes clear that she is trapped in an emotional prison with no escape. Ali tries to protect her, but even he is consumed by guilt over what he has done.