I read the story a long time ago and just found out about it. The differences are very jarring. I liked the original more than where this seems to be headed. Sean and Ayeshah were both awful, heartless human beings and they were so horrible that they deserved each other. I’m just skimming so far, but I’m not getting those vibes from this. I loved that giant plot twist. The twins coexisting in their family just completely changes the story to the point I’m kinda like… why not just make another story? Lol
so reaall in that part where sean and ayeshah deserved each other!... and yes it is known that there are twins here in AISHA manhua. this is like an alternate ver and honestly i prefer this one i kinda find the old ver unclear/loophole (?)
some notes from AISHA manhua alternate story, ayeshah’s secret (spoilers)
— For those who don’t know, in Ayeshah’s secret, the ‘secret’ is that Ayeshah has a twin (which will I refer to as ‘Aida’). So in the beginning, no one knows there are two girls, only Ayeshah
— Ayesha is the cold one, Aida is the kind one
— Ayeshah (mostly Aida) often get bullied as a child, unlike here in AISHA manhua, the twins are the bullies
— The father of the sibling is not bad unlike in AISHA manhua
— It was Aida who loves listening to Sean playing the piano
— Nemo’s room was full of paintings of Aida
— Carlo wanted to marry Ayeshah (Aida), but he died on the day he was about to proposed to Ayeshah
— Ayeshah and Carlo actually did ‘IT’ lmao
— Aisha is far better than Ayesha. Ayesha envied her sister Aida, and let Aida get killed
— Sean knows that there are two Ayeshah. He also let his brother Carlo died(?)
— Aida made Carlo & Nemo fell in love with her so that it wouldn’t be easy for Sylvia to hurt them. Aida once told Nemo that if she has her cold personality (Ayeshah), treat her better and be kinder to Ayeshah than the way he treats Aida.
— In ‘Ayesha’s Secret’, Ayesha and Sean are a perfect match. However here in ‘AISHA manhua’, as of now, I still kinda don’t like Sean for Aisha,,,,,, I prefer seeing Aisha independent