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What Mom doesn't know

     Dr. Ibraheem's current position is beyond her imagination in the nephrology department of the Illinois teaching hospital. You can't just talk to him without an appointment, since a kidney transplant he did for the Sultan of Brunei, which allowed him to become a consultant in the nephrology department at the Illinois teaching hospital after a one-year course he attended in Ohio.

    The thirty-three-year-old young doctor, with some unique beliefs and values ​​that combined to make him a different person from the rest of the community he was with. They also became a symbol of the various stages of development he was taking in his life at a very young age.

    The world's leading countries hire him to work for them in his field, and he achieves remarkable success.

    By this time, IM Takai, that is, IBRHEEM MANSUR TAKAI, had achieved every position that a human being, despite knowing his illness, aspired to achieve.

    A position that even his birth parents did not know, did not expect, did not know he had reached, and did not even dream of, and he did not stop to tell them, because it was not his nature to talk much or reveal his situation or what was going on in his heart to anyone, even to those who asked him, let alone those who were not asked, except those whose eyes recognized him, since he did not have the habit of closing his eyes.  

    When did he even pick up the phone and have a long conversation with him? Three years ago, Mamin went to Chicago, spent seven days with him in his house, which was on the University of Chicago faculty list. After that, Baba Dacta came but not for long while he was lecturing and had a part-time job at the Illinois Hospital, that's all they knew.

    It was after their return that Ibraheem Takai's business continued to grow. He did not set foot in major countries of the world and did private work with them. Especially Ohio, Columbia, Bruce and Brunei. As is the case with every healthy human being, fate and pocket weight change a lot from human characteristics, regardless of the kind of upbringing and strictness of parents a person was raised in, Ibraheem is not exempted.

    First, the hardships of studying and his constant wanderings did not make Ibraheem turn his back on women, despite the fact that they followed him like a hen and her children. Whenever he saw the time for a romantic relationship or not, he would study as if he had no other ambition in his life but himself.

    But when he finished his studies, he found peace and rest, and began to set foot outside Chicago to work and have a rest. Despite his strictness, some of the upbringing of his mother and father changed.

    As a Professional Medical Doctor, Ibraheem does not drink alcohol, smoke cigarettes or do anything that will distract him or make him intoxicated. But what about girls (let alone any healthy and fit man), especially one who is single and innocent like Ibraheem, a young man full of