Roy couldn't believe what he had just seen. Amina, the woman he had been suspicious of, had just disappeared into thin air right in front of him. He rubbed his eyes, wondering if it was all just a hallucination, but deep down, he knew it was real.

Amina had always been a mystery to him and Rokan, but now, Roy had seen the truth. Amina was a ghost. Roy was still trying to process what he had seen when he heard a soft voice behind him. "Please, Roy, don't tell Rokan what you saw," Amina said, her voice filled with sadness.

Roy turned around to face her, feeling a mix of fear and curiosity. "Why not?" he asked, his voice shaking slightly. "I don't want to hurt him," Amina said, her eyes filling with tears. "He loves me, and I love him too, but I know that our love can never be."

Roy felt a pang of sympathy for Amina. He had never considered the possibility that ghosts could feel love and pain just like humans. He looked at her with newfound respect and admiration.

"I won't tell him," Roy said finally. "But I need to understand what's going on. Why are you a ghost? How did you end up in this mansion?"Amina hesitated for a moment before sighing deeply. "It's a long story," she said, "but I suppose you deserve to know."

Amina told Roy about her past, how she had lived in the mansion with her family centuries ago. Her family had been wealthy and powerful, but they had also been cruel and manipulative. Amina had always felt out of place in her family and had dreamed of running away with her lover, a man from a humble background.

But her family had found out about her plans and had punished her severely. They had locked her in the mansion and cursed her, condemning her to live as a ghost for eternity.

"I've been trapped here for centuries," Amina said, her voice filled with despair. "But when Rokan and you came into my life, I finally found a glimmer of hope. I fell in love with Rokan, and he gave me a reason to keep going."

Roy listened to her story, his heart breaking for her. He understood why Amina had kept her true identity a secret, and he knew he couldn't betray her trust.

"I won't tell Rokan," Roy promised. "But what can we do? How can we break the curse?" Amina shook her head sadly. "There is no way to break the curse," she said. "I'm doomed to live as a ghost forever."

Roy felt a wave of sadness wash over him. He couldn't bear the thought of Amina suffering for all eternity. He wanted to help her, but he didn't know how.

As if sensing his thoughts, Amina placed a hand on his shoulder. "Don't worry about me, Roy," she said softly. "I've made peace with my fate. All I want is to spend whatever time I have left with Rokan. He makes me happy, and that's all that matters."

Roy nodded, feeling a sense of admiration for Amina. She had accepted her fate with grace and courage, and he knew he could learn a lot from her.

As he left the mansion, Roy felt a newfound respect for Amina. She may have been a ghost, but she was also a loving and kind-hearted person. He knew that he couldn't tell Rokan the truth, but he also knew that he would always keep Amina's secret safe.