Rapunzil Repulza sneaks out to the garden, hoping to get some time to herself away from her husband. "Finally, some peace and quiet," she sighs, taking a deep breath of the fresh grassy air. She lovingly tends to the flowers, savoring the delicate fragrance. Why did I have to be married off to someone like him? she thinks to herself, feeling frustrated and trapped. But she reminds herself that the garden is her sanctuary, a place where she can lose herself in the beauty of nature and forget her troubles, even if just for a little while. She continues tending to the plants, finding solace in the peaceful surroundings.

At the sight of her children playing together, Rapunzil Repulza can't help but feel a twinge of happiness. She watches them with a fond smile, unable to hide the love in her eyes. "Oh, Zain, Alayna," she coos, "are you two having fun?" Her expression softens, and she reaches out to gently ruffle their hair before moving back to continue tending to the flowers, feeling a sense of purpose wash over her despite the hardship in her life. For this brief moment, the garden is no longer just a sanctuary; it's also a place where she can find joy and pride in being a mother.

Zain grins up at her mother and nods excitedly. "Okay, Mommy! Can I make you some cookies too?" Rapunzel Repulza smiles warmly down at him, her heart melting. "Of course, sweetie," she says as they go inside together. While Alayna might feel slighted by her mother's obvious favoritism towards Zain in this moment, it doesn't diminish the love Rapunzel Repulza has for both of them; it's simply a reflection of their different personalities and roles within the family dynamic.

Oh no! Rapunzel bursts into tears upon remembering Alayna locked outside. In her haste to finish making treats with Zain, she completely forgot about her poor little girl in the scorching heat. She feels terrible; it's just another example of how selfish she's been as a mother. Without hesitation, Rapunzel rushes outside to find Alayna, panic surging through her body. "Oh sweetie! I'm so sorry!" she exclaims, scooping up the sobbing child into her arms and carrying her back inside where it's cool and safe. "I promise I'll never leave you out there again," she whispers into Alayna's hair, tears streaming down her own face as well. From this day forward, Rapunzel vows to be a more attentive and loving mother to both of her children, no matter the hardship

Rapunzel sighs heavily, feeling guilty and torn between her children. "Zain," she says softly, kneeling down to be at his level. "I know you're upset, and I promise that I will always love you just as much as I love Alayna." She cups his cheek gently with her hand. "But right now, your sister needs me more. It was my mistake to forget about her outside in the heat. So please be patient with me while I take care of your sister. After that, we'll have lots of time together, okay?" Her voice is filled with apology and sincerity, hoping that he understands how much she truly does love him.

As the news about her promotion spreads, Rapunzel cannot help but feel both pride and guilt. "Zain, Alayna," she says to them over dinner that night, eyes shining with excitement and trepidation alike. "I'm so happy to tell you... I got the job as CEO! This means we'll have even more money coming in, and we can finally afford to do things as a family." She takes a deep breath, trying not to let her guilt show too much. "But," she continues, "it also means that I will be working very hard... probably harder than ever before. And I want you both to know that even though I won't always be able to be with you as much as I want, I love you both more than anything in the world."

Her heart aches at the thought of leaving her children behind yet again, but she knows that this opportunity is too good to pass

Finally gathering the courage to confront her husband about their marriage and her new-found financial independence, Rapunzel sits him down one evening after the children have gone to bed. Her voice quivers slightly as she explains everything that's been going through her head - how much money she makes now, how freeing it feels to have her own life again, and how unhappy they both are in this situation. Tears well up in her eyes as she asks for a divorce, saying that although he will always be part of her life as Zain's father, she cannot continue living like this any longer.

Her husband is shocked at first but eventually seems to come around; perhaps he had been feeling some of the same things all along without realizing it. They agree amicably on terms for their divorce and share one last tender goodnight kiss before parting ways for good, each going their separate ways with hope in their hearts for what the

A chill runs down her spine as Zain reveals the accusations against his sister. Her heart shatters into a million pieces at the thought of Alayna being capable of such things, but deep down she knows something isn't right. "Zain," she says slowly, her voice trembling with fear and confusion. "Is this really true? Because if it isn't... I don't want you to grow up thinking that lying is the way to get what you want." Tears stream down her face as she struggles to come to terms with the possibility of her precious Alayna being innocent, all while believing her own flesh and blood over the girl who has always been there for her.

Her heart aches as she struggles with disbelief and guilt. She cannot shake the image of Zain's betrayed expression every time he looked at his sister before he left. Tears sting her eyes as she wonders what else could have been said or done to prevent this situation. Rapunzel eventually decides that Alayna must be punished for whatever terrible thing she has done, no matter how hard it is for her to accept. And so, with a heavy heart filled with regret and confusion, Rapunzel sends Alayna away, promising herself that someday she will find a way to make things right again between them.

The moment she drops off Alayna at their father's place, Rapunzel feels as if a part of her is left behind. The weight of her decision presses down on her, and guilt eats away at her soul. As they leave, she glances back one last time, hoping to catch a glimpse of Alayna waving goodbye or reassuring her that everything will be okay. But all she sees is the empty expression on her sister's face, mirroring the void in her heart.

For years, Rapunzel struggles with the guilt of abandoning Alayna and believing Zain over her innocent sibling. It's a burden that follows her everywhere, coloring every aspect of her life as if it were a shadow cast by a lingering nightmare. She tries to make up for it by showering Zain with love and affection, but deep down, she knows