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Madina and Waziri were standing and watching everything. It was clear their charm had worked because Waziri even saw the moment Murad staggered as he crossed over.

Madina burst into wicked laughter and began singing:

“We are free from you…

We are far away from you…

You will never trouble us again except in the hereafter…” 💃

Waziri laughed and said, “That’s how it is… what remains now is his stubborn little wife.”

Madina replied, “Leave that small insect to me. That one is an easy job.”

She continued, “Life turns around. Today life has turned in our favor. As for the King… we should start planning how to remove him too.”

Waziri asked, “Meaning?”

Madina laughed lightly and said, “Leave that to me. I’m only waiting for the right time. You just remain quiet.”

He answered, “Don’t worry, I’m always ready—even now.”

She said, “Once everything is ready, you’ll hear from me.”

Waziri then called Murza and informed her. Murza, lying in the hospital bed, was filled with joy and didn’t realize when a cunning laugh escaped her, waking up Malam Musa. He looked at her and shook his head. She hung up and said to herself, “Maysam, this time I will be your end.”

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Fulani’s Side

Fulani quickly tried calling Murad to stop his journey, but she couldn’t reach him despite calling many times. She eventually gave up and prayed for him.

Murad, meanwhile, felt completely restless. He leaned back in the airplane seat and fell into a deep sleep, not waking until they arrived in England.

When he woke up, he was surprised by how deeply he had slept and by the strange pain in his chest. He took a taxi home, took medicine, and fell into another heavy sleep.

Later, he called his colleague, Mark, who usually treated him whenever his heart condition flared up.

Mark examined him and warned him seriously:

“If something is triggering your condition, either control it quickly or let it go. Otherwise, it could cost you your life.”

Murad laughed weakly and said, “You won’t understand… Just do what’s necessary.”

But in his heart, he knew what the trigger was — Maysam.

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The Phone Call

The next day Fulani called him and asked:

“Did you inform Maysam you were traveling?”

He hesitated. Even hearing her name made his heart react. Fulani insisted he call the school and speak to her.

Reluctantly, he called.

Maysam answered thinking it was Fulani:

“Good afternoon Momy, how is home?”

He cut her off harshly:

“Don’t you even check who is calling before you start talking?”

She apologized softly, “I’m sorry, I didn’t know it was you.”

He then warned her:

“If you don’t come first in your class, don’t even think of coming home for vacation.”

She quietly replied, “Okay.”

After hanging up, Murad clutched his chest as pain shot through him. He collapsed. Mark rushed him to the hospital. He lost consciousness and was taken to emergency.

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Hospital Scene

Murad was unconscious until the next day. Mark noticed Murad murmuring in his sleep:

“Maysam… Maysam…”

When he woke up, Mark asked him, “Who is Maysam?”

Murad denied knowing her, but Mark warned him:

“If this person is the cause of your condition, you must either accept it or let it go. Otherwise, surgery may be your only option — and that carries serious risks.”

Murad stayed silent.

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Meanwhile — Maysam at School

Maysam focused completely on her studies with her friends Mufeedah and Mariam.

When final exam results were released:

Mufeedah came 1st

Maysam came 2nd

Mariam came 3rd

Although it was an excellent result, Maysam became sad. She remembered Murad’s warning — she wasn’t first.

Fulani came personally with many cars to pick her up. But Maysam refused to leave.

She said:

“Momy, he warned me that if I don’t come first, I shouldn’t return home.”