Ua waves goodbye to his home as Asiya loads his belongings into the car and Major ushers him into the passenger seat. Asiya’s suitcase took up valuable room in the car, and Fatima became agitated because of this. Major enters the vehicle, and they immediately go.
Saada is about to share some important information with Bi. Salama when she is asked to hold off so that they can have a private conversation somewhere.
Once JJ returned to the mansion, he saw that the rear entrance was shut, and upon checking the front, he discovered that all the doors were also secured and that nobody was home.
Saada is confused as to why Bi. Salama has asked her to follow her when they haven’t spoken; however, Bi. Salama explains that if it’s about JJ, everything happened so quickly; however, Saada doesn’t give a hoot about this because everyone knows that JJ isn’t Ua and Major’s son, and Bi. Salama is just trying to make excuses for herself. Salama continues, “It’s been torturing me my whole life.” Saada explains to her that if she had been honest from the start, they would have been able to work out a solution.
While Major is at the gas station getting his tires inflated, Fatima sends him a message questioning if he made the right decision leaving JJ. He ignores her, which surprises Fatima, and he thinks to himself that Asiya has not won because she will regret it for the rest of her life.
Saada insists that Bi. Salama do her work for her, but Bi. Salama repeatedly asking her to stop. She begs her to not waste time seeking for herbs but rather to take Sultana to the hospital. Saada tells Salama not to take her for a fool like the rest because she advised Ua to return Sultana to her real family to avoid all the chaos and because the secret is now revealing itself as time goes on. Ua tells Saada that she confronted Major and told him everything that happened the night she gave birth.
Major goes back in the car after giving Asiya the cold shoulder and thinking to himself that she probably thinks he is stupid for moving in with her despite the damage she has done to his family. Fatima reflects on how close she came to locating Buya and wonders why Major didn’t evict Asiya despite all the evidence.
Saada reveals Bi. Salama that her late father didn’t name Major as his heir, and that she has been abused with her own inheritance the entire time. Saada says she has been incredibly patient with her, and that if she knew about all this, she couldn’t go.
When Sultana asks Maria where she is, she explains that her mother has gone to obtain medicine for her. When Sultana tries to reassure Maria that she is well, Maria suggests that she try eating some porridge and mahamri to help her feel better. Maria encourages Sultana to share any secret with her, no matter how devastating it may be. When Sultana does so, Maria asks if she is certain that JJ was innocent of any involvement in Kokan’s killing.
Fatima told her goon through text message that she was out of town, and that he was to find Maria and demand the truth from her, warning that if she lied, she would be killed.
Maria remembers that Sultana stated Kaka left her with a heavy load, and she wondered what it was. Sultana tells Maria that she and Kaka were supposed to escape, and Maria wonders what that burden is.
When Amina returns from the restroom, she finds Kaka sitting alone, deep in meditation. She can tell that something is bothering him, but he won’t tell her what it is, so he changes the subject and offers to help her sell her belongings at work.
Saada expected her sister, Bi. Salama, to be overjoyed for her, but instead she was speechless and reminded her of her miscarriage by revealing that Major was behind it because he could not bear the fact that Saada would have a child before him and it would be a huge embarrassment to their father. Saada sobs in shock and demands to know what Bi. Salama has been hiding about Major.
