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"toh".

They headed towards Granny's side while his heart was beating fast.

They arrived at Granny's living room and woke up Abbih and Granny, chatting respectfully. They found a place on the carpet and sat down. He respectfully said, "Greetings and good night."

"Hello, my dear friends."

Granny looked at Abdallah, who looked at Rahama, Abbih, with a look of disdain on his face, said, "Come into the room, we'll talk."

"toh Abbih".

She stood up and went to Granny's bedroom. There was silence for a while before Abbih finally adjusted his voice and focused his attention on Abdallah who was playing with his fingers. He said, "We've been listening to you, I hope you agree with us now, right?"

In the room, with a smile as if not knowing what Abbih meant, he said "I'm not Abbih".

Abbih smiled knowingly, "You know, today is the last day I gave you to bring out a married woman. You'll act like you don't know where I'm going, so now I'm reminding you that you haven't found it or you still haven't found it according to your own ideas."

Jibin entered the room despite the cold AC in the living room, and he said, "Yes, to be honest, I still don't have the one that suits me, but in a little while I will find one that matches my idea."

"Send me a little, my boy, lie and sleep with hunger, you want to have sex today, I see what I have enough of, this big man is not a fairy who married him, he said that all the hearts of the women who love him, he said that they are not the same as their thoughts, my boy, when we talked about marriage, when he was young, if you give him health, tell me to find a cure for you because I want to see those who pray for the truth, Meramu said that we stoned my grandson, that's why we fought for marriage, I hate how everyone sent him and did not cure him, my uncle called Meramu, the teacher behind the mountain, he examined me because I was afraid that my grandson would break his neck".

She finished talking and handed Abbih the phone, calling her friend. Abbih answered the phone and said, "Innah, calm down, no one will do anything to him, he will go somewhere else."

"Oh, I'm going to sleep, my grandson, didn't you see how his eyes lit up like a firefly when you talked about marriage? Oh, I'm Indo, get up and show me the house of Meramu, the house of this man behind the mountain."

"I heard Innah, but where you are trying to go is not a place where you can see the witches. The teacher will not sit behind the mountain, he will say witches and it is not good to go to witches' places."

Innah stood up and pulled me by the arm, saying, "Now, Iro, you are taking advantage of me, I will get your son healthy, you will do evil, where did I tell you to go to the witch doctor, I will let you and your son be killed by the witch doctors if they can, let me get my hands on your son and leave me alone before I take advantage of you too."

Abbih smiled, seeing how sincere Innah was, saying that she had to be shown her limits. Abbih went in and asked her to sit in her living room. Abbih looked at him for a moment and then said, "Since you said that you still haven't found someone who will marry you, I will marry you myself."

Damm, his chest throbbed as he felt his mouth dry up. At one point, he just raised his head to Abbih. Abbih stood up, greeted Granny, and left.

He saw Abbih leave and he sighed heavily, sat up and closed his eyes as if even at this moment, looking at her beautiful face had entered a part of his heart and his heart was pounding. He called Ahmad and sent him her number. He wondered if she was okay. He heard Innah's voice saying, "Manya, get rid of that scoundrel of yours, I'm a witch doctor, by God, I'm a teacher. Tomorrow morning, I'll go to Meramu's house. She'll tell me if I come to you, I'll kill you without anyone knowing. The world really doesn't care about you, no one cares about you, even if you're not okay, Manya."

Hearing what she said, the man of the world burst into laughter, not knowing that he was not happy. He said, "Granny, you know how happy we are, but we are not happy because I feel sorry for people's children. Because I know that if I take a child, I know that it will not be pleasant."

In the movie, he raised his head and indicated that he was not well. She