I heard the sound of a car stopping, which made me quickly wash the soap residue I had on my face. I hurriedly grabbed the window frame of the bathroom and leaned over the toilet. I made a joyful noise and even jumped a little, reducing my foot as I rushed into the toilet. I quickly grabbed a sponge and started washing my body hurriedly, and in a place I couldn't find, I took a towel to dry my body quickly. I put on my hijab and rushed outside. At the parlor door, I bumped into Aunty Rafee'at, who I had sent to lean against her, and I greeted her saying, "Hello Aunty Rafee'at." "Ummi, who was with her, said, "Let her go, you will do it." I settled next to Aunty Rafee'at and leaned against Ummi, saying, "Hello Ummi." I said while leaning against her. Ummi said, "By God, leave me alone, you are not sensible at all." Seeing Abba, Abbu, Mamie, Aunty Jaleela, Ya Masa'ud, Nusaiba, and Fauzan made me release Ummi, and I rushed to them, hugging everyone, including Fauzan and Nusaiba, until we fell to the ground. Aunty Rafee'at laughed at us, saying, "Hamdah, you will break them; you are not big enough, I will always be bigger than you." I opened my mouth and said, "Abba said I will grow a little more, and I will be as big as Aunty Jaleela." Aunty Jaleela glared at me and went into the parlor to sit down, while Ummi had already settled down. I was holding Aunty Rafee'at's hand when we arrived and sat down. Ya Masa'ud said, "You will soon catch Jaleela, Inna's daughter." I laughed and teased him, asking, "Really, Ya Masa'ud?" He replied, "Absolutely." Aunty Jaleela said, "We will find a solution with you, Masa'ud, if this girl is not careful." She said while making a face, and Ya Masa'ud, with a small laugh, said, "So how much do you think you are bigger than Hamdah?" Mamei said, "Hey Masa'ud, will you start looking for her, or will you just sit there and wait for her to grow up?" Masa'ud replied, "Come on, Ammi, don't let her feel good about herself; she is a big girl, a fifteen-year-old girl, so stop treating her like a big girl." Aunty Rafee'at said, "You should remember the days you spent with her; it has been fifteen days." He said, "By God, Aunty Rafee'at, you see this girl or her mother, she is healthy because of her desire to grow up, and she is always ahead of me. I swear she will always beat me up if I don't take care of myself." "Now you are doing something to us; you see, I won't even judge you," Jaleela said. Inna said, "So, you strong ones who see each other's bellies, have you arrived?" Ya Masa'ud said, "Yes, we have arrived, Inna's complaint." Inna said, "Hey Masa'ud, go out and bring me a child; you will just give me a little boy." "By God, a person will come and see the value of what he has as soon as he arrives with a complaint; you will accept him, and I will return to where I came from." Masa'ud said while trying to stand up, Inna said, "Come on, take the road." He said, "I won't go anywhere since you don't know how we gathered money with Abdullahi to build this house; I will just go back and lie down." Abba said, "Hey Masa'ud, you are eating your mother's food, and you are saying this." Ya Masa'ud laughed and said, "Abba, this old woman is more than a person; she doesn't give anything to a person who comes to complain; she starts to scold him, and I will go outside to eat." He left while laughing. Inna said, "Children, just speak your mind; since you have brought Lantai, you have entered three times with money, and I have been with you to buy things that have come to take my growth and wealth, even Murtala has six of them; I have been talking nonsense." Mamie smiled and shook her head; at that time, she had no power over anything Inna would say about her mother, as for about thirty years, Inna has been repeating this statement, and even today, she has not changed since she has been worried to the point of removing things from her heart. Abbu, hearing Inna start this statement, took out money from his pocket and gave it to Inna, saying, "Inna, here is your money for the things you bought." She accepted the money and pushed it to the side of the chair she was sitting on, saying, "Oh, they have already made me suffer." Bb is the one who has been with her. After the greetings that took place, the conversation followed. I couldn't stop talking because of the joy of seeing my parents and siblings. I was leaning against Aunty Rafee'at because we had prepared with her. Aunty Jaleela was sitting on the side, and whenever I spoke, she would glare at me, as if I was talking too much, and I would tease her back, not wanting to prepare with her. It was almost prayer time before Abba and Abbu went out. Aunty Rafee'at said, "Hamdah, let's go to your room so I can pray there; it is very dirty." I laughed and said, "Oh, Aunty Rafee'at, I always clean my room; I even put perfume there, so let's go now, and you will smell it."