MIJIN UMMU NAH

About this Novel

He and his friends lounged in the main courtyard, enjoying their meal on the carpet. Meanwhile, a young woman, no more than 15, entered the house. The courtyard dwellers greeted her, and after removing her shoes, she stored them in the attic. Upon hearing her actions, he emerged from his room and scolded her, gesturing towards her feet. "You can't keep walking around without shoes. Grow up," he chided. She kneeled and explained, "I put them away because I saw them in the attic." "You're lying. Just leave," he retorted. She made her way to her sister's room, where she noticed her playing with a ball. Despite her gentle treatment of the toy, he wouldn't respond the same way if it were his four-year-old daughter. They seemed blind to his tenderness, and she pondered the reason behind it. Meanwhile, Antyn sat in a chair, absorbed in her phone, as she did every day. Their mother, whom they called UMMU, instructed her to fetch water. She swiftly obeyed, donning her hijab and heading outside. Completing the task, she informed UMMU that she would be attending bridge dance practice at UMMA's house and joining in the celebration of their younger brother's birthday.