I got up, washed my face, brushed my teeth and changed into my red polo shirt. I heard unfamiliar voices downstairs, so I went down curiously.
Baba had an expression I couldn't understand, he was sitting next to two men, and a teenage guy. I couldn't see him so I opened up the peek of the door to get a glimpse.
3aziz?
I literally felt like he was this perverted ghost haunting me.
Baba finally looked at me and smiled, "Sara! Ta3alay!" He waved at me to enter.
When I entered the living room I saw M7amad smiling at me as well, why were they so happy?
I sat down next
to Baba, 3aziz's family were there as well.
Me: "Um. Yuba sh9ayr?"
Baba looked at 3aziz and winked, "Hathi kh6bitich!" He finally said.
Kh6bty? To whom?!
Baba: "3aziz yaay ytqadamlich!"
My jaw nearly hit the floor, "3aziz? W ana?" I looked at 3aziz who had a sincere and honest look in his eyes.
Me: "3aziz ent nsait shnu 9ar ams blexpo?" I said between gritted teeth.
3aziz: "Ha? Ay expo?" How typical of him!
Me: "Ams bel expo laman r7t wya Fatma." I tried to control my temper.
They all looked at me confused.
Baba: "Sara entay ams ma6ila3tay."
Me: "Yuba? La r7t el expo!"
Baba: "Sara. Entay kntay ga3da jdami 6oul elyoum, ma6ila3tay."
What? Ma6ila3t? Was this all just a dream? Because if it was, I'm glad.
But what about me and 3aziz? Yeah, when pigs fly.
Baba: "Sara." He said, shaking me.
"Sara!" I saw Baba in the middle of my room trying to wake me up.
"3AZIZ!" I gasped loudly.
Oh crap.
"Ha? Ay 3aziz?" He said suspiciously.
"Ha? Um, rewaya knt ga3da agraha, 3aziz kan bemoot." I said innocently, a7la targee3.
He bought it, "Enzain yallah goumay badlay bnrou7 embacher elyoum."
"Enshala." I got up and changed into the same clothes I wore in my dream, weird.
3aziz keeps popping everywhere, its getting kind of creepy.
15 minutes later we got into M7amad's Silverado truck. I don't get Kuwaiti boys, these trucks are found everywhere, even if the guy doesn't have a license, lazm a Silverado truck.
I really couldn't wait till we arrived and ready to ride, I needed a break from all this drama and nonsense, was peace so much to ask for?
We finally arrived, and it feels like I haven't been here for months. Strike wiggled his head when I was in sight.
"Missed me?" I said stroking his head. I got out some large pieces of jet for him to eat before riding, he's going to need a lot of it.
I heard steady footsteps behind me on the grass, I turned around to see Wahab.
I ignored him and kept feeding Strike, this was going to be too awkward.
Wahab: "Shnu la salam wla shay?"
I smiled at him, "Salam." Then looked at the ground.
He got Sami out and prepared her for riding, "Sara.."
Me: "Na3am?"
Wahab: "Eli 9ar ams, bainy w bainich bs."
Me: "Akeed Wahab."
We were quiet for an awkward amount of time, till I broke the silence.
Me: "Wahab, you don't know how thankful I am. Mashkartik 3adil."
Wahab: "Shda3wa Sara, y3ne bakhaleeh ysawi feech chthe? W a9lan sawaw shay wla la2?" He asked.
Me: "La el7mdila, you came in right on time." I smiled at him.
Wahab: "Zain el7mdila."
Strike was done eating, and ready to be riden. I tried to open his gate but it was too high for me to reach.
Wahab came closer and opened it for me, my face came up to his neck. I felt like a baby.
Me: "Mashkoor." I led Strike to the equipment room and got what I needed, minutes later I was riding off and into the huge arena.
Later on Wahab came in too, "Tit9abgain?"
I laughed, "Laish? Tabe takhser?"
Wahab: "Haha, enshouuf bes!"
Wahab ran off outside the gates, and I followed. He took the lead until I finally beat him, we both slowed down.
Me: "Mu gltlik!"
Wahab was out of breath, "Not bad at all."
We both got down from our horses and walked with them.
Me: "Wahab 3adi as2lik su2al?"
Wahab: "Se2lay." He shielded his eyes from the sun. I stared at his light brown eyes for a minute.
He coughed, "Sara?"
Me: "Huh? Ee, um. Laish faj2a gemt you ignore me? I mention you, you never reply, I dm you, you ignore."
He sighed heavily, "Ra7 t3a9been?"
Me: "Probably, bes yallah goul."
Wahab: "Theek elmara blshalaih, 3aziz s2alne shloun a3arfich."
Oh boy..
"W wayed kan mehtam blmawthoo3, 3ugub ma giltlah inich your a family friend, he started saying bad things about you."
"Mithel shnu?" I asked.
"Ya3nee ashya2 mu zaina. W 9adagta, so I started to back off." He said with guilt.
"Enzain abe a3arif shnu gal." I told him.
He sighed, "Warane el9oura w galy inich bnaya mu metrabya."
I wanted to cry, I'm not proud of my choices. I looked down, my eyes were sparkling from the tears.
Wahab: "Sara, I'm not judging you."
Me: "That's exactly what a person who would judge me would say."
Wahab: "Bes I'm not. Okay, mamshaitay 3la el6reej el9a7, bes I don't know what you've been through, who am I to judge."
This is the first time anyone has said that to me. A normal person would say I was a slut, but he actually understands.
"Thank you." I said.
And with that, we were back in the stables.
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