A House in Danger, Mother's Tears, and Zahra's Fateful Decision

Zahra had a patient and suffering woman who, after years of effort, was only a small house and a small savings. Hoping for his son Arsam, he was trying to make a decent life for them every day. The grandmother, who was a pillar of the house, always advised Zahra not to trust anyone, but life is full of moments that overwhelm the heart.

In the meantime, a young engineer entered their lives; A man with polite appearance, sweet tongue and great promises. He claimed he could multiply Zahra's capital, if he only provided Zahra's home document and money for a while to launch a project. Zahra doubted at first, but her safe and calculated look broke the wall of mistrust. The grandmother was worried and said, "My daughter, the document is not a joke," but Zahra wanted to finally help her and make a brighter future for Arsam.

But the days passed and there was no good news. The engineer excuses that things are still ongoing. Comrade, the engineer, who was supposed to be a guarantor, suddenly turned off his phone and disappeared. The calls remained unanswered and the promises were hollow. Zahra became more worried about the day until one day with a tearful and hearty eyes, he stood up to the engineer.

He said with a trembling voice.
"I trusted you, you all have and I have your hand, now what are you and my baby answer?!"
The engineer, who was overwhelmed by the pressure and anger inside, showed himself innocent instead of apologizing, saying that all of his fault was comrade. But Zahra was no longer silent. He told the engineer that he no longer had the right to go to the house until he did not return the document and the money.

The engineer angrily went out of the house and slammed the door tightly. There was a heavy silence on the house. Arsam was sitting in a corner, looking at his mother's tears with his innocent eyes. Zahra sat down, grabbed her head in her hands and said:
"I made myself and my baby miserable ..."

The grandmother sat down with her, grabbed her hand and said, "
"Don't cry my daughter, sometimes failing is the beginning of awakening. God is still above our head. "

But in the heart of Zahra there was only one thought: How to trust again? How to make hope again?

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