The next day, Khadija, also known as Mero, returned to the room she was determined to break into. Upon arrival, she heard someone crying and another person consoling him. She was surprised to hear someone saying, 'She was the one I was going to marry, but now she's gone and left me.' Mero was shocked and clutched her chest, realizing he had someone he intended to marry who had passed away. She expressed her condolences and commented on how wealthy people cry over small things, unlike the poor who are used to hardships. She couldn't hold back and loudly asked if the person had died in a fire. The men in the room thought it was a ghost speaking and were terrified, as they had never heard a voice from behind a wall before, especially a woman's voice.
The young man confirmed that the person had indeed died in the fire. Mero asked him to speak louder, and he repeated that the person had died in the fire. Mero expressed her condolences again, and the men left the room, not believing it was a human speaking. Khadija continued talking, asking if he was done crying, but he ignored her. She continued working on the wall until she made a hole big enough for two fingers to fit through. She peeked through and saw the room, commenting that it looked like a prison.
Maman Wahida had become accustomed to prison life and was now living comfortably in the VIP section. Her family frequently visited her, and she didn't involve herself with anyone outside the VIP section. Mero didn't know that Maman Wahida was Mima's sister but noticed the resemblance to Mummy. Unable to contain her curiosity, Mero approached Maman Wahida, who was resting. Mero greeted her, and Maman Wahida reluctantly responded. Mero mentioned that she knew Mima, Rafeeq, and Misam, which piqued Maman Wahida's interest. Mero explained that she worked as a cleaner in Mummy Spark's house and that Spark had visited her.
Maman Wahida was surprised to hear that Spark had visited Mero. Mero explained that Spark was kind to her and gave her money, but he hadn't visited her in prison. Maman Wahida suggested that Mero's behavior might have caused the issue and advised her to pray. Azima, another inmate, joined them, and they discussed their experiences in prison. Mero admitted that she was learning about religion in prison and was finally understanding things like ritual purification. Azima encouraged her to continue learning and complete her prison terms.
Mero and Azima then went to their respective sections to learn weaving. Mero excelled in weaving royal mats, which were expensive and not given away for free. She even bought two mats to give as gifts. Meanwhile, the men in the prison were discussing their dreams and past experiences. Dan Indo, one of the inmates, was upset about a dream he had about Jamilu, a woman he once loved. The other men teased him, and he expressed his frustration with Spark, whom he blamed for his troubles.
Schola, another inmate, joined the conversation and teased Dan Indo about his obsession with Jamilu. He suggested that Dan Indo should move on and focus on the new women in the prison, like Khadija. The men continued their banter, and Hanif, another inmate, overheard them. He was annoyed by their conversation and commented that they didn't know what real enjoyment was. The men dismissed his remarks, saying he was new and didn't understand their situation.
Later, Mero returned to her room, and Hanif, who had been waiting to hear her voice, shared his food with her. Meanwhile, Naila, Spark's wife, experienced severe abdominal pain and was rushed to the hospital. She had a miscarriage, and Spark was initially upset but later comforted her. They returned home, and Naila informed her family about the miscarriage. Spark also called Mima to inform her.
The next day, Spark and Naila visited Mero in prison. Naila was eager to see the men in the prison, but Spark warned her not to interact with them. They arrived at the prison, and Naila was excited to see Goje and the other inmates. Spark reminded her to focus on their visit and not get distracted.
Meanwhile, Haidar visited Jauro, his uncle, and informed him that he planned to move back to his house. Jauro insisted that Haidar should get married before moving out. Haidar agreed and promised to find a suitable wife. Jauro teased Haidar about his bachelor lifestyle and encouraged him to settle down.