Ayesha is having trouble accepting the truth after the revelation about Basit and Qudsia's agreement. She is so heartbroken that she resolves to handle the situation on her own without listening to anybody.

The drama Habs is becoming more intense with each episode. After a brief and sweet phase of marital bliss, Ayesha (Ushna Shah) and Basit (Feroze Khan) are again back to square one. Ayesha and Basit wed while carrying their own baggage from the past. After being constrained by his father's will, which granted him ownership of his business and fortune only if he gets married, Basit approached Ayesha about getting married. Ayesha had previously worked at Basit's office. Qudsia (Saba Faisal), the selfish and opportunistic mother of Ayesha, agrees to arrange for her daughter's marriage to Basit in exchange for money. Ayesha recently learned of this shocking truth and is naturally distraught.

Ayesha is unwilling to talk to Basit after Soha (Ayesha Khan) told her everything in the last episode, but he insists on meeting her anyhow. In given the fact that they are expecting their first child together, Basit advises her to put the past behind them and to begin fresh. But Ayesha couldn't help but think about how Basit had repeatedly humiliated her and how he most likely had never thought of her as his companion. She simply refuses to accept any form of guilt or apology and is unwilling to patch up again.

To ensure that Ayesha's condition hasn't been impacted by the tension, Basit asks Bano (Dania Enwer) to take care of Ayesha and take her to the gynecologist. They are both concerned about who might have told Ayesha about everything.

Basit doesn't get the impression that Soha is the bone of all contentions when she phones him and converses with him casually about work-related matters.

The following morning when Bano wakes up to leave for an interview, she discovers Ayesha is not there. When she opens her closet, she discovers that her belongings are also missing. Everyone becomes concerned and Bano calls Basit to inquire whether he has any information. Basit also starts to worry, so the two of them head over to see if Ayesha has gone to her doctor for her appointment. However, they don't find her there either.

Despite being intense, the episode didn't make much progress in the plot. However, Feroze Khan and Ushna Shah both shown exceptional talent. In every scene, Basit's sense of powerlessness and desire to put things right was apparent. We can't help but feel sympathy for Ayesha because Ushna Shah so masterfully captured her wrath and despair. The promo for the upcoming episode gave us the chills because it appears that Ayesha will experience something seriously awful. We hope that Ayesha and Basit's beautiful story doesn't have a depressing and tragic ending. What do you think—will it be a happy or sad ending?