She's a young girl who hasn't reached 16 years old yet and is still in secondary school. She moves quickly with grace, alert to her surroundings, never wasting time. She's swift in her actions, swiftly completing tasks at home before swiftly entering her room.

There's a woman who is about 45 years old, scolding her daughter, saying, "What have you done? You haven't done anything all day." She removes her hijab and says, "I swear, mom, I can't find anything to do, even though I clean the house." "Then go to the kitchen," her mother says. "But mom," she protests, but eventually goes to the kitchen.

After bringing the food to the living room, she sits down, but soon she's up again, sweeping every corner of the house before washing the school uniforms and then attending an Islamic class. When her mother, Salama, returns from outside, she asks her father, Kabeer, for money, but he refuses. She insists, but he remains adamant, saying, "Yuseera may be obedient, but she lacks responsibility."

She challenges him, saying, "Then let me go, father." "No, you won't," he replies. "Fine, I'll do chores," she says, and heads out.

After a while, she returns home, tired and sweaty, but her father, who is around 35 years old, ignores her, engrossed in his phone. She tries to get his attention, but he pays her no mind.

Later, a young woman enters the room, trying to talk to her father, but he dismisses her, continuing to focus on his phone. Frustrated, she sits on the floor, feeling dejected.

Suddenly, her father's phone rings, and he rushes to the bedroom, leaving his daughter alone. She follows him, finding him deeply engrossed in something on his phone, oblivious to her presence. She tries to engage with him, but he brushes her off, saying he's busy.

She tries to reason with him, but he shuts her down, leaving her feeling helpless and ignored.

Feeling rejected, she pours her heart out, pleading with her father to pay attention to her and not neglect her like this.

The father finally relents, but his response leaves her feeling even more hurt and abandoned.

Desperate for his affection, she tries to appeal to him, but he remains distant and cold.

Heartbroken, she realizes that her father will never understand her pain and longing for his love and attention.