Ella Ana

Mona decides to borrow school fees from her ex-husband, and she is forced to do so. She decides to agree to let her children see their father. Mona joins her lawyer, but the lawyer's wife fires her.

The Hajji who Ahmed works for, Intervenes to return the apartment to Mona, but Ahmed does this as a temporary solution.

Mona gets permission to use the apartment by order of the prosecution, and Ahmed uses many tricks to avoid paying alimony to Mona and her children. The owner of the apartment decides to issue an order to vacate the apartment and hand it over to its owner.

Mona discovers that Ahmed has married another woman, and that he has written the apartment to his new wife. Mona asks him for a divorce, but he refuses. She discovers that he will sell the marital apartment, and she files an empowerment report against him.

Ahmed and Mona get an apartment in Maadi, and together they start preparing it, but Mona learns that Ahmed has married another woman and that he lives with her in the Maadi apartment.

Mona attends the Fatiha reading of her younger sister Marwa, and she worries about her because she is still in school, and she fears that she will not continue her studies after marriage. Mona and her husband search for an apartment in Maadi.

Salem's Son discovers that his father is hiding Musa's mobile phone with him, and he knows that he did not pay Musa the compound money. Youssef confronts him with the facts, and Salem shows a forged sales contract.

Souad and her daughters decide to leave the house after her mother-in-law accuses her of dishonoring her. She seeks refuge in her brother's house. Salem and his mother become angry when they learn about the criminal case against them. Salem decides to fire Farida from her father's company.

The tables turn when Youssef returns from his trip and reassures Souad and her daughters. Salem's wife gets angry when she learns of his desire to marry Souad. Adel's engineering fees are accepted at Al Sayyad Company, and Souad's patience runs out when her mother-in-law accuses her of dishonor.

Musa's mother offers Souad to marry Salem as a condition for obtaining the inheritance. Souad tells her brother Radhi about the marriage proposal. Souad's daughters learn about the marriage proposal and decide to confront her. Youssef, Musa and Salem's brother, returns from traveling.

Salem and his mother decide to impose all their control over Souad and their daughters regarding the inheritance due to Upper Egyptian customs and their greed for their share. Souad refuses to resort to legal solutions, and the girls' uncle tries to reach an understanding with Salem, but he expels him from the office.

Mosa dies of a heart attack, and a dispute arises between Souad and Musa's mother over where to bury him, and Musa's brother Salem takes advantage of the opportunity to extend his influence over the company.

Mosa and Suad are happy that their daughter Farah has obtained her doctorate degree. Musa's mother comes from town to visit them, and the siblings come to celebrate. Some sensitivities surface between everyone.