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 "What troubles me truly is leaving us in confusion. I wish we were night workers so we could see properly! All the new recruits are assigned here because his coming made them recruit servants. They say it's like 'don't do it with your head.'" She laughed. "That's how it is. Let's wait and watch. God help us—he comes with servants like his, maybe we'll get husbands among them or something?" "If I get a husband, sister, where is Sama'ila?" She sighed. "This liar won't marry me except with deceit. Whenever we get salary, he takes half or more without telling me. Whenever there's trouble, it's deceit. Have you seen a married man here?" "Yes! Truly, if we divorce, chase him away like a deceitful dog." I left them because I finished my part there and returned to the princess's section, where I also finished what was left. If you're in the world, you'll see wonders of all kinds. Wherever you turn, there's fragrance. The princess was fully made up. Her cars were lined up with her name: PRINCESS 1, PRINCESS 2 up to PRINCESS 10—grand cars parked. We in the front line were going to a meeting with the prince. Talking, not work, was gone because she had silenced my mouth. I kept wondering about this event. Truly the princess loved the prince deeply—even the king and his wives weren't left behind in planning how to receive this great guest. Where we were to meet, as planned, we found them, so without delay, we headed to the noble one's palace to greet him. We were already assigned our positions to start duties. God helped me right at the time I finished mine briefly—the afternoon ones would take over because I had already prepared some things to take home before tomorrow morning. Today's news was different from usual. Mother kept bursting into laughter, saying, "News from the king's house never ends, Humaira. Truly, since you started this job, every day brings new news to me without repetition. Look, I almost forgot—truly the inhaler is running out. Go to Dayyabu—God might make him give you another before your pay." I said, "Okay, mother. Let me pray Asr and go see if he'll give." By God's grace, we were lucky—he gave, but truly after much pleading.

The next day, I arrived on time as usual. I cleaned the prince's section, polishing the doors everywhere I passed—they stood guarding. The kitchen cooks were all busy. I hurried to his sitting room and arranged without any mistake, then entered his bedroom. With the lack of newness, I suddenly found myself falling forward. Immediately I recited, "Truly we belong to God and to Him we shall return." He was deeply asleep—from him only a short one. He turned off the room cooler (A/C). The room was extremely cold. I looked at him closely—new comfort with all this coolness, but he wasn't covered. I quickly pulled the blanket over him and continued washing. My thoughts woke him because when I finished and came out, I found him sitting on the bed. I had already prepared his washing water and neatly approached him bowing. "Good morning, Prince. Hope you slept well in peace."

I said lowering my head. "Peace—who brought you to my room this early and prevented me from sleeping?" I lowered my head more. "God rest the prince's heart. I'm begging—truly I didn't come to your room to disturb you..." "You!!" He