"Despite the Law" Episode 13.. What will Akram's wife do?

Episode 12 of the series “Despite the Law” witnessed exciting and suspenseful events, as Laila “ Iman Al-Assi ” reached the phone number of Brihan “Farah Youssef”, the wife of Akram “Mohamed Al-Qass”, and asked to meet her to tell her information about the 10 years in which he fled, and indeed she meets her and tells her everything that happened and how he married her to Akram and set her up, but Brihan refuses to believe Laila’s words, but Laila is able to prove her words and tells her that Akram married her with forged papers and the birth certificates of her children are forged.

Berihan leaves in great shock after she learns the truth about the years her husband was absent from her. She returns home and confronts Akram with what she learned from Laila. She gets upset and breaks down the house. Akram tries to calm her down and gain her sympathy, but she throws him out and asks him for a divorce, but Akram completely refuses. After that, Berihan calls Laila and tells her that she has decided to help her against her husband Akram in order to take revenge on him .

In her first championship.. Iman Al-Assi leads After one week of its release, the series "In Spite of the Law" topped the viewership, becoming the most watched work in Egypt on the Watch it platform.

The work is the first absolute championship for the artist Iman Al-Assi , whose high performance is praised by the audience, as she plays the role of Laila, a lawyer who lives in Port Said and has two children. Her husband "Ahmed" disappears after 10 years of marriage without any reason, so she tries to search for him and then begins to uncover the fake life she lived and the secret behind her husband's disappearance.

"Despite the Law" impressed the audience because, in their opinion, it raises a sensitive issue that any woman and her children might suffer from in terms of oppression and tragedies.

"Despite the Law" is written by Naglaa El-Hadini, directed by Shady Abdel Salam, and starring alongside Iman El-Assi: Hany Adel, Mohamed El-Qass, Aida Riad, Ehab Fahmy, and others.