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Aunty Murja entered the room with a smile on her face, her heart filled with pity for her younger sister because Jabir had left a terrible scar on her that she would never forget, one that would never be erased from her heart and her entire life. He had done something to her that she would never forget on their wedding night.

She came closer to her and sat down, pulling her body and they hugged each other, crying. They cried for about five minutes. Aunty Murja joined her in her crying so that she could console her younger sister. In a soothing voice, she began to speak, "Khadijatullah, I know there is a lot of pain in your heart. What Jabir did to you, we said may God reward you because you have not given us any money. We told you that we would take him to court to demand your rights. Even if I take Jabir to court in this day and age, nothing will be done for him because he has money. For God's sake, Khadijatullah, be patient, this much crying could cause you some problems. I am afraid that I will lose you like we lost our parents. I am alone watching and feeling happy in my heart." She finished speaking, tears streaming down her face.

Khadijatullah spent about ten minutes trying to speak, but her sobs prevented her from speaking, she managed to calm down and began to speak in a shaky voice, "Aunty Murja, I know you don't want to see me in this state, but Aunty Murja, I don't think I will ever stop crying, my heart will never stop hurting, because now we have mixed friendship and violence, Aunty Murja, by God, I think Jabir's sadness will kill me." A new sob took over her. Aunty Murja hugged her even tighter. Khadijatullah spent about five minutes crying before continuing to speak, "Aunty Murja, by God, I hate marriage and I hate men, by God, if I were given the chance, I would kill every man in this world. I certainly agree with the Hausa saying that a man is not a slave, no matter how much you support him, one day he will do something you never thought he would do to you, and if "You see a man in the sun, don't say you will cast a shadow on him, if you do, one day you will be pushed into the sun. Aunty Murja, a man did something to me that I will never forget on my wedding night." She was still crying and talking about how her heart was still hurting.

Aunty Murja couldn't say anything, she continued to persuade her sister until she was saddened that the wolf had kidnapped her. Thank goodness Aunty Murja went to work in her heart to get Khadijatullah to sleep today, which is the same amount she had slept since her WEDDING NIGHT, which is three days ago today.