Saada tries to persuade JJ that Bi. Salama and the girls are in danger since they have no idea what Major has planned, but JJ counters that his life is ruined. Nevertheless, Saada maintains that everyone has been touched in some manner because Major has repeatedly plotted to kill Bi. Salama and Sultana. She proposes that they work together because they are the only ones who can stand up to Major’s oppression.
Fatima tells Major that it’s not surprising that Saada ran away again, but Major reveals that he was the one who made her afraid by saying that someone were pursuing her the first time she ran away, and now his minions have lost track of her and he has no idea what intentions she has. Major dismisses Asiya, telling her she may go shopping with Fatima the next day, but she just stands there staring, so Fatima begs her to leave because they were having an important conversation that she didn’t want interrupted.
Saada pauses to eat some street food and tells JJ that they need to go look for Major, but JJ is preoccupied with the possibility that the pregnancy is not Saada’s and he should be patient with Bi. Salama because she is sure she will explain everything to them and everything will be all right, even though Saada wasn’t happy with what Bi. Salama did. She knows that Major is on the quest for her and asks if Sultana’s visit to him was for naught; if it was, she and Sultana plan to surprise Major.
As Maria packs up their possessions, Sultana appears to be in pain but attempts to hide it. When Bi. Salama goes to her room to retrieve her belongings, she discovers Sultana lying on the ground, unconscious.
The two of them get drunk and head to Major’s room, where Ua interrupts their moment by entering his room while staring at Fatima. Fatima tries to say goodbye, but Major stops her, saying that mother nature was teaching him a lesson and that he wishes he lost everything but not what he spent his whole life valuing.
Asiya takes out some wine and consumes it, vowing to take action against Fatima since she will continue damaging Major’s mind and because Fatima is capable of anything, but she is interrupted by a phone call from Saada, causing her to fear.
When Sultana comes to again, she yells out, “My tummy hurts!” to Bi. However, Sultana insists on being carried to the hospital, so Maria loads her up on a wheelbarrow and speeds off to the emergency room, leaving Salama to prepare herbal medicine for her.
JJ checks his gun that’s sitting on the bedside table.
Maria is anxious about Sultana’s survival after what she’s been through, but Bi. Salama assures her that she’ll be fine, and proposes that Maria return home because leaving the house open was risky. Sultana is taken into the ward.
When JJ runs into Saada, she tells him to get some rest, but he refuses, telling her that he can’t stop thinking about Sultana, that he did the wrong thing by causing chaos in their house because it wasn’t right with everything that was going on, and that he loves Sultana more than anything in the world and doesn’t care if the pregnancy is his or not. However, Saada tells him that she won’t allow him to go back there
Saada and JJ visit Bi. Salama’s house the next day, but they find it locked and empty; JJ assumes that Saada was protecting Bi. Salama, so he asks her to phone her to find out where she was, but the call is unsuccessful.
After waking up, Bi. Salama discovers Maria in her room and wonders when she arrived. Maria becomes concerned because they haven’t heard anything about how Sultana is doing.
Since JJ can’t return to Major’s—it was never his home—and since he’s been advised not to leave town because of Kokan’s case, Saada asks him what his strategy is for solving the case, seeing as how he claims he didn’t attack Kokan, and she adds that he should look for Major to obtain his answers.
When Bi. Salama and Maria enter the hospital ward, Sultana thinks they have relocated to a new place because she like the atmosphere here. When Maria asks how she is doing, Bi. Salama says that they didn’t get much sleep last night. She warns them that discussing her illness in front of the patient was unprofessional, and Bi. Salama explains that they were in the hospital and the nurse asked her to relax because her stomach was still hurting. She says that while Sultana was OK, her pregnancy was in danger.
