We always hear the phrase “as you condemn, you condemn,” but only those who were exposed to a situation confirming the validity of this phrase felt its taste. The heroine of this story we are dealing with went through a crisis that she might not stand, and she collapsed and was destined for a mental hospital, so let us know the details.
The details of the story Mrs. Hiam fell into many crises following the death of her husband, leaving her a daughter in her seventeenth year and a son in the primary school, as he died and left them drowning in debts.
She had to go in search of work, and eventually settled down to work in a factory as a productive worker, with a salary that barely sufficed for the requirements of living.
Days passed and her daughter entered the university and was supposed to pay her expenses and bring her books and clothes, but she found herself that she might not meet these requests, so she began to complain to her friend in the factory.
Unfortunately, the woman who complained to Hiyam was working with contraband and took advantage of her need for moral pressure on her to ruminate with her in her trade, which is what actually happened, until she was able to bring up her daughter’s requirements and pay off the debts and conditions improved.
Hiam was attracted to this trade and wanted to make a fortune from it, so she settled down until she became an adult in this regard. Suddenly and without warning one day, she entered the house to find her daughter in a fainting state and immediately transferred her to the hospital.
She had a difficult time, but the end was tragic when the doctors reported to her the news of her daughter’s death. Hiam was not thinking at the time of anything other than that this was God’s punishment for her for what she had done, so she bore the idea of her daughter leaving life on this basis.
After the burial washing ceremony ended, the mother entered to inspect her daughter’s room and kept remembering the clothes she had brought for her with the contraband money and began to open her phone to see her pictures, only to collapse from shock, and when she woke up she remembered what she had seen on the phone.
She found her daughter in many pictures while she was in a place where she was taking contraband, and she might not bear what she saw. What she had inflicted on other children happened to her, and eventually settled in her mind, and she was placed in a mental hospital.
