"I took her mother and went to give her a slap, but her mother took it and said 'get away, you son of a dog' because of what he was doing to her. Amrah said her own mother didn't give birth to her like this. She would go to the front door, but she would first kiss him on the lips."

Naziru's mother came to pacify her, but Amrah told her:
"It's me who gave birth to him or gave him breast milk. Nazir, please tell your mother to leave my husband alone. You should know that there are painful things in my heart that I can't even tell you about."

Amrah took courage and started pouring out her heart. Tears were running down her face,
and she was asking her mother-in-law "why are you treating me like this?"

Nazir also got up and hugged his son.
He was wearing a jersey and trousers. He applied powder because he was going out.
He was also wearing sneakers, and he had perfume on.
He looked like someone from Jiharil.
Amrah got up from where she was sitting and went to the room to change.
She put on a dress and came out.
She was looking at Umar's child who was also sitting there.
The boy's heart was breaking because of what was happening.
He didn't know his mother's side, but he knew the pain that was in her heart.

She went out with a sad face.
She took her son's hand and said "Inna, let's go."
She wiped her eyes and Nazir followed her, but she was walking like someone who was angry.
She didn't look back.

When she reached outside, she carried the child and told him to sit in the car.
Then she told Amrah "if you want to add more anger, go ahead,
but I want us to sit and drink tea first."

From behind, he entered and sat down. He was angry.
"By Allah, I'm really tired of this child of yours."

Amrah was just looking at the ground, she didn't say anything.
She just told the child "Let's go home."
"Go and sit, don't sit in the sun," the child told her.
Nazir also said that. Amrah went and sat down.
Nazir then called a female hawker who was selling kunu and kosai.
He told her to give it to the child.
The child said "Aunty, I'm not hungry."
"I swear by God, you have to eat," Nazir said to him.
He took the bowl from the woman and gave it to his son.
Jamilla was watching from the side.
When Nazir finished, he said to her "Amrah, get up and go to Mama Amrah's.
Don't let her stay here. Take her and go. I don't want any trouble in this house.
Just look at her, she is destroying the house and she doesn't even have shame."