She was sitting in the courtyard of their school, where young girls, confident in themselves, were entering the various luxurious cars parked there. It seemed the students were on holiday. "Come on, Feenat, just let us drop you off in Kaduna since we're already on our way there. Actually, we're passing through Kaduna before heading to Zaria. This driver of yours isn't serious. If not, how can you compare Kaduna to Abuja?" Feenat sighed and replied, "Kausar, you all should just go. Thanks, but he'll be here soon." Kausar was about to say something when the girl next to her pulled her away, and they left. "Hey, Khady, why are you pulling me like this? Can't you see her driver hasn't arrived yet?" "Okay, since he hasn't arrived, should we stay here and wait for him too? She said she doesn't want to come, and you can't force her." Seeing that Kausar didn't respond, Khady started the car, and they left the school courtyard. Feenat sat there until about 10:30 AM, sighing repeatedly, "Mtswwwww." She looked up and made eye contact with her best friend, Leemah. Both of them widened their eyes in surprise. "Leemah, you haven't left yet?" "Feenat, you haven't left yet?" They both spoke in unison, then burst into laughter. Feenat said, "Honestly, besty, can you believe my driver, Haruna, still hasn't arrived? I called Daddy, and he said he's on his way. I think something must have delayed him." "It's alright, besty. Never mind that. My brother just arrived, so let's go." Leemah said with a smile. "Are you sure? What if he arrives and doesn't find me?" "No need to call Daddy to tell him to come back. Let's go." "Okay, let's go then." They walked towards where Leemah's brother had parked. When they arrived, Leemah jumped excitedly, "Woo, bro, I miss you!" He frowned slightly, "Get in, let's go." Leemah shrugged, used to her brother's behavior, and opened the back door. She got in and gestured for Feenat to get in the front. Feenat pouted slightly, opened the back door, and got in. He clenched his jaw and sped off, leaving the place. As they were driving, no one spoke until Feenat took out her phone from her handbag and dialed her daddy's number. It rang twice before he answered. "Hello, Ummina. Hasn't he arrived yet?" "Daddy, he hasn't arrived, but I'm on my way with a friend. Please make sure to look after yourself." "Alright, may Allah protect you." "Amin, Daddy. Please call him and tell him not to come." "Okay, daughter. Bye." He ended the call. Feenat turned to look at Leemah, who winked at her, and they both burst into laughter. Suddenly, the car stopped with a screech. "Get out and give me space!" Her brother barked, with no sign of joking around.