To which Major replies that he was just there to cut grass for his cows since his workers wouldn’t report to work, to which Zuu replies that he has never considered them as part of the village as he keeps oppressing them, and to which Major replies that they do have their differences but that doesn’t mean he secluded himself from the village.
Fatima tells Asiya to throw out Ua’s belongings and decides to form an alliance with her because their goals are similar and it is to their advantage that Ua has escaped. She then asks Asiya to imagine what Ua will do to her after she confesses that Sultana is her daughter once she regains her sanity, at which point Fatima intends to refrain from telling Major about it and instead let Ua get lost in the city. As they descended the stairs, they were taken aback by Ua and Sada’s hostile stares.
Major tells Zuu that he would have gone to Bi. Salama’s house if what she said was true, but Zuu says that Bi. Salama and Sultana had already left the village. Zuu is relieved that they ran into one other so that she may exact revenge for her father’s death, but Major surrenders his panga and says he wasn’t there to fight. Zuu swings her tool but misses, and Major knocks her down with a punch.
Sada is shocked to learn that the two of them intend to murder innocent people in order to rule over that mansion, and she admonishes them for their lack of shame by reminding them that the house already belonged to someone else. Sada tells them that she won’t let them continue their foolishness in her house, that she was there to halt their bad schemes, and that she asks them if they recognized the value of that house. Asiya tries to explain herself, but Sada warns her to shut up. When Major is through picking his panga, he informs Zuu it was the price she had to pay for acting like a know-it-all while he was trying to go about his business and she got in the way.
After confronting Sada, Fatima says that the house is none of Sada’s business and that it appears that Sada was just dreaming; Fatima then tells Sada to leave before she calls Major to come and kick her out like a dog, and that Sada should go with Ua; Ua grabs Sada’s neck, but Sada tells her to let her deal with her herself. Fatima tells her that she is Major’s new wife and that she should go before her husband returns. To prove she was there, Sada challenges her to give him a quick call. Fatima tries to locate her phone by heading to the second floor. Major packs his bags and picks up the phone, where he learns that Sada has arrived at her new home; he wonders how she found out about it; Fatima asks him to come right away because Sada has threatened to deal with everyone; he says he can’t b there because he’s far away and it’ll take him a while to get there; Fatima orders him to come as quickly as he can to kick Sada out of her house if he
Mwanzele confides in Babu that Zuu is causing him stress because he has no idea what she wants from him, and in turn, Babu offers him some sage advice: show her respect, and she’ll show him the same. Babu begs Mwanzele for assistance with his phone, but Mwanzele refuses, saying it is his. Babu realizes that Mwanzele is being evasive because he thinks Babu is inquiring about Major, but in fact Babu is trying to get in touch with Bi. Mwanzele worries for Salama, Sultana, and themselves.
Sultana says she knows the villagers back home are concerned about them, prompting her mother to ask if Sultana is more worried about the villagers or JJ. Sultana, however, claims she is more concerned about seeing JJ. Bi. As Salama asks Sultana why she tried to leave at the risk of her life, she reveals that Major has admitted to her that he harmed Kokan.
When realizing that Sada must leave, Fatima tries to alert Asiya to hide because Major will soon arrive, but then she realizes that Major took her phone, at which point she wonders why she was hiding as it was her house to begin with. Asiya serves Sada and Ua juice, but Sada insists she drink it first; after she does, Asiya explains that she wasn’t the enemy because she wanted to go look for Ua, but Fatima told her it was good that she had escaped; however, Sada says they heard everything they said because she was a betrayer, and she asks Asiya to leave her presence. Sada asks Ua if she’s okay, and Ua says she didn’t tell them and doesn’t want to. Sada is proud, and the crowd applauds.
