I Didd It

Alborz finds his passion for writing in the third book, AFTERMATHS OF WHO DID IIT AND I DIDD IT when Pantea walks out of his life. The messages come from his experience with the girl and the love for his wife. Alborz continues to support Pantea financially, but otherwise, he faces the reality that she may truly be gone from his life forever. After trying to pacify her anger and patch the relationship, she is determined to leave for Iran. When Alborz relinquishes his desire to fix...
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Alborz finds his passion for writing in the third book, AFTERMATHS OF WHO DID IIT AND I DIDD IT when Pantea walks out of his life. The messages come from his experience with the girl and the love for his wife. Alborz continues to support Pantea financially, but otherwise, he faces the reality that she may truly be gone from his life forever. After trying to pacify her anger and patch the relationship, she is determined to leave for Iran. When Alborz relinquishes his desire to fix everything, she tells him that "WHAT GOES AROUND COMES BACK AROUND." The message was meant as a punishment for his actions against Pantea; a reaction that life is not as Alborz perceives. Alborz quickly learns that love is more than trying to control every outcome; you must learn to trust the intimate partners in your life. It starts with backing away stop worrying about who they are fucking or doing something to harm their feelings. The fretting only makes you unhappy and puts the relationships under undue stress. A brief lapse in judgment, Alborz commits an unthinkable action, and Pantea separates herself from him permanently.