“I believe in them. You might think I’m an idiot, but I really, sincerely believe in them. Don’t carelessly swear at them. Yesil! Are you listening?” Yeria quietly shouted out.

“You believe in them? What difference does it make if we believe in them? There’s nothing left and they’re gone. What’s left for us? Do we need to believe in them to get back home? He called us together that night and said, ‘Believe us,’ suddenly. However, what is left for us to believe after leaving us stranded like this?” Yesil protested while crying.

“They will definitely come back. Listen. And don’t expect me to explain. Honestly, I don’t have a handful of reasons for believing in them. However, I spent the most time with both of them. During that time, I learned a lot, and I was shocked. They reminded me of how useless my education was in the clan.”

“…”

“I won’t believe that they’ve invested so much in acting and teaching us such overwhelming things with all their hearts only to betray us now. I still remember what he said, ‘Trust is, after all, the same as courage!’ They said that trust is not something that exists...