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The prosecutor dropped his files. A collective gasp ran through the gallery. One of the aunties stood up, pointed at Fatmagül, and shouted the line that would define the decade:

As Fatmagül was led out to safety, Bihter took her place at the stand. She poured herself a glass of water, looked the Judge dead in the eye, and smirked.

(Fatmagül is innocent... we just thought she was Bihter!)

"Are we starting?" Bihter asked. "Because I have a piano lesson at five, and my husband’s nephew is waiting in the car."

The room went silent. The prosecutor looked at Fatmagül. Then at Bihter. Then back at Fatmagül.

The atmosphere flipped instantly. The crowd, which had been ready to exile her, began throwing rose petals. The Judge dismissed all charges. "Our apologies, dear. We saw the same face and just assumed there was a forbidden affair and a wealthy businessman involved. It’s an easy mistake to make when the cheekbones are that consistent."

"Wait," the Judge whispered, putting on his glasses. "The one in the cardigan... she’s actually crying because she’s sad? Not because she’s being manipulative and dramatic?"