It was raining heavily in the town, creating a very pleasant atmosphere with a refreshing and abundant breeze that permeated everywhere. It was around 5 PM, but it felt like night due to the overcast sky. In this weather, everyone was snuggled in their bedrooms under blankets, and the house was completely silent.
Hafsat was sitting in a car with a wealthy-looking woman dressed in an expensive ash-colored lace. The woman, who appeared well-off, was in the driver's seat while Hafsat sat beside her, listening attentively. The woman expressed her relief at finding Hafsat's address easily and hoped Hafsat would help her achieve her goal. Hafsat asked what she wanted, and the woman requested Hafsat's account number before revealing her intentions. Hafsat, surprised, gave her the number, and shortly after, received an alert for 6 million naira. Shocked, Hafsat asked what the money was for. The woman explained that she wanted Hafsat to ensure that the twin children, Hosana and Jahad, brought by Marshal Omar, left the house and stayed away from him. Hafsat, puzzled by how the woman knew about the twins, asked why. The woman simply stated that the twins were useless. Despite her doubts, Hafsat agreed, driven by her need for money.
After the woman left, Hafsat hurried inside due to the rain. She changed into more comfortable clothes and was deep in thought when Aunty Babba entered, questioning her about the visitor. Hafsat explained the woman's request and the money she received. Aunty Babba, angry, suspected the woman wanted Omar and was using Hafsat to get rid of the twins. Despite Aunty Babba's warnings and commands to return the money, Hafsat refused, driven by her own financial needs.
Meanwhile, Hosana, who had overheard the conversation, informed her twin, Jahad. They realized that Hafsat's hatred towards them was because she saw them as obstacles to her goals. Jahad reassured Hosana that their enemies' plans would not succeed.
After dinner, the house was quieter as some members were away. Sehrish, feeling weak and fearful of Haroon, performed her prayers and lay on her bed, lost in thought. She was startled by a knock on the door, initially thinking it was Junaid, but it turned out to be Haroon. He demanded his 'right' from her, which he clarified as her virginity. In a desperate act of self-defense, Sehrish hit him with a lamp and locked herself in the bathroom, contemplating suicide. However, the arrival of Sgr and Marshal Omar gave her a renewed will to live. She decided to serve them dinner, despite her fear of encountering Haroon again.
In Sgr's room, Sehrish, disguised as a male servant, was caught off guard when Sgr asked to see her. Nervously, she entered his room, where he was preparing for bed. Sgr, suspecting her true identity, confronted her, and despite her attempts to maintain her disguise, he discovered she was a girl. Overwhelmed with fear, Sehrish pleaded for mercy, but Sgr, maintaining his composure, began to question her.