This is true and I realised that this is a terrible board for me but can I really check/fold bet/fold?

Having the Ah gives you additional value to x/c strategy, since you can x/s any heart turn. Someone can argue that are a bunch of bad turns for you and it decreases the value of x/c, but against his betting range and our x/c range, we increase equity on A/K/T/9 turns and those cards may scare him. So, when we merge AhAd on this range, that a bunch of rundowns that will be good for our range and protect our equity with AhA here. (not sure if it is clear here, in I am in a hurry)

I would x/c, x/f on K/T/9 and bricks. I would x/s turn 8/heart/A. 

I think we can get away from this hand just because I have so many experience getting stacked on very similar situations that I learned ;D 

Thanks again, do you no think check calling then folding on a brick allows us to be blown off the hand by too many draws/p+gutters?

I think his betting twice range against our x/c range that improves in a lot of turn cards should be narrowed enough to that overbluffing this spot against a tight x/c range on this texture lets us exploit him more than he exploits us by betting twice, since stacks are so shallow and we are getting an amazing price to x/s a bunch of hands that falls on this same category.

I am not sure if he is bettting 88/QJ on this turn Ts. Betting to bet/call seems a mistake because you should be unbalanced on your x/s range to 99/T9/Q9/J9/ since the board is rainbow ott and you can't x/s many hands.