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 bow in thanks and quickly leave. She looked at us and said, "Sit down." We immediately obeyed the command. "Before I assign you duties, I'll leave you here to help the others so you can see how things are done over the next three days, from morning until 6 p.m." "Jidda!" She called sharply. She came running and bowed about four times without looking at her. She said, "Take them and put them where training is needed for three days before assigning duties." She nodded and said, "It's done, Princess. Stand up and follow me." We quickly stood and followed her...

"People are difficult in this world, and people enjoy comfort. I saw power, Humaira. If someone insults you or disrespects you and you keep quiet, that's power! Truly, in two days, you won't feel the pain in my body anymore."

She smiled and said, "Yes, you'll get used to it slowly. Only tomorrow is left before they assign your duties. It's not a big deal since there are morning shifts, afternoon shifts, and night shifts. If it's morning, God willing, you'll leave at 7 a.m. and return by 2 p.m. If it's afternoon, you'll leave at 2 p.m. and return at 6 p.m. If it's night, you'll leave at 7 p.m. and return in the morning. Isn't that it? Put the fear of God wherever you are and remember He sees you in every situation. This job isn't hard physically because it's not heavy lifting or cleaning that tires servants in the palace—no, it's facing insults and oppression that troubles everyone. So endure until you get it. Remember, if you don't endure and give up, where will we get food to eat? Drinking water—we even beg for it in calabashes. As for your siblings' education, since you have the opportunity, won't parents and relatives help if they can? You know how it is with our family and your father's side. So be patient—one day things will change."

I just smiled because it seemed I knew these things better than her. As usual, we arrived home on time, me and Amira, who had been walking with me for two days because her house was not far behind ours. I would greet her in the morning, and when we returned, she would escort me to our door before going home. We were bathing the princess around noon when I wondered why she wasn't shy giving us her underwear and breast clothes for washing. I felt like some things were her secret that she should handle herself. Indeed, only in the palace.

Humaira, I quickly turned. "Yes, leave their washing and come. The princess wants to see you." I felt happy and tied my hands as I hurried because I noticed she liked things done quickly and urgently. I found them lined up like the first day. I too joined the line. She pointed at us one by one with her finger, looking at us like someone examining an old wound on a big person. "You three go home," she said sadly. In a few minutes, no more than two, we separated like strangers. The annoying part was that Amira wasn't near me, so her group was different. She pointed at Amira with her mouth. "From today, you'll join the afternoon workers." In front of me, she fell. I quickly prayed inwardly, "God, don't let me get night duty" because I didn't think I could leave her alone at night with Sumayya due to her asthma attacks. "These with red mouths are morning workers, and these join