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Luckily, they were accommodated in Umma's room on the ground floor. As Ahmad opened the door, he heard some women eating, so he quickly turned around.

Ahmad had to pay that day, but he didn't see Aysher. He filled out a form and sent it to his younger sister Amatullah (Ahmad was impatient).

The next morning, dinner will be served, and then the bride will be taken to her home. By nightfall, everyone has finished preparing, and all the family and friends have left.

The dinner was truly beautiful. The bride and groom met without hesitation, eating, drinking, and enjoying the things that were prepared for the event.

At nine o'clock, people started to be picked up and brought back home. Ahmad stood up and looked at his bride with love and affection and said, "I'm coming to you, we'll go back together. You won't follow them, Aunty Khadija (his mother's sister)."

Aysher raised her head to him because she couldn't speak to him because since they entered the hall, he had been holding her hand wherever they went, even to the dance floor, and he refused to let go of her hand, and she was embarrassed that all their parents were there.

So she was happy that this trip would be a one-off because she was all busy.

She walked straight into the crowd and went to Aysher's place, holding the phone to her ear. Aysher said, "Ahmad said, come and let's go through that door at the corner."

 Aysher looked out the window and saw no one around them, they all went outside to go home. Seeing the young girl with dinner on her body made Aysher stand up. The young girl said, "No, I see you are acting cold or a stranger, I don't know, my name is Safiya, we came from Gombe, I am a family, brother Ahmad."

Aysher remembered that Ahmad had family in Gombe, which made her stand up in confidence and they followed the path the girl had shown them, and left (a completely uncrowded path).

A young woman opened the back door for Aysher, and she quickly entered, her breath catching the scent of her husband's perfume in the car. She sat down without touching the chair next to her, because her head was starting to hurt from the noise of the crowd and fatigue. The young woman opened the back door and entered. The driver started his car and they ran out of the hotel compound.

Aysher had to walk out the window, her right eye was closed, so she slowly opened the door next to her. A large man peered out the window and pointed a gun at her, signaling her to be quiet or he would shoot.

At dinner, after Ahmad finished what he had to do, he returned to his room with his bride. When he saw that Aysher was not there, he started looking around the hall, but she was not there. The parents were waiting for them to leave and take the bride to her house (as planned).

Hearing Ahmad's silence, he did not come out, so Amatullah was told to go inside and call him. His parents would come and take Aysher to her house, where she was waiting outside.

Amatullah was shocked to see Ahmad, so she started asking him, "How are you? Where is Aysher, she is being waited for tonight?"

Are you with her, Amatullah? (Ahmad asked in a trembling voice)

No, brother, we are not with her, you know, as planned, since at home she said her parents would come to dinner and take her away. I didn't see her, she wasn't out at all, brother, if she had gone, we would have seen her at..........

Ahmad shouted at her and stopped her before saying, "Do you mean she's not here?"

She nodded at him, a little frightened by his appearance.

Ahmad quickly left, wherever he thought he would go, Aysher was nowhere to be found, even when he called home, she didn't answer the phone. Aysher was still in town, as the K'anwar Umma said, and he immediately realized that he wasn't looking for his bride.

Her family started crying, Fatima was praying and saying, "Who would do this to them? For God's sake, don't let anyone harm her and her sister."

Meanwhile, Ahmad became paralyzed and fell down, unable to move. The room became increasingly chaotic with the women's cries. Mudansir and some of Ahmad's friends quickly took him to ZEEMAN'S HOSPITAL.

They walked a long way before Aysher heard the car stop. It was the man's presence that drew Aysher into a dark house, with no sign of any light or electricity in the house.

This young woman slapped Aysher's face when Aysher started crying and begging them to help her get home... "Your father's son will not be returned to the house since you entered our farm" (The young woman did not respond to this).