01x18 - Episode 18

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Peace be upon you.

Peace be upon you too.

How are you doing, Shahd?

-How's everything?

-All is well.

I got you some of the stuff

you could use for this week.

The doctor is coming right up

to check on you.

Thank you, really. I don't know how

to thank you for these nice things.

That's nothing.

We just want you

to have a safe delivery.

God-willing.

I'll get these into the kitchen.

-No need.

-Don't!

Stay put.

That's why

since day one of the pregnancy

he made the doctor tell me

that this is a difficult pregnancy

and I shouldn't move much,

and I must get vitamins and supplements.

He kept giving me instructions.

He wouldn't let me leave the house.

If only I hadn't done that.

If only I hadn't done that.

On the day I went out

Why are you calling me after selling

me out all these months ago, Max?

Or you're calling me

to ask for money again?

Help, Shahd.

I'm in deep trouble.

What's this about?

What's this about?

I crashed into someone's car and he

wouldn't let me go unless I pay for it.

-Seriously?

-I swear to you it's the truth.

I'm in too deep and you're the only

one who can get me out of this.

I know I left you high and dry

but I'll get locked up!

We can't let that happen!

I'm coming, dear!

I'm not running late,

I'm almost there, you moron!

Hang up already. Man!

The baby

Where is the baby?

The baby is gone.

You had a stillborn.

I lost the baby.

It was meant-to-be.

Sometimes death can be a mercy

so great from God.

I know.

I know.

I have faith in God.

Sometimes I wish I had died instead.

A part of me was taken.

I felt sorry for myself

sitting right there in front of him,

getting humiliated and degraded.

He was insulting me. Why?

I'm not an animal!

I

It's like I'm someone

they brought in from the streets

and then threw away.

They were done with me.

You know?

If it wasn't for my faith,

I would be gone already.

I resigned myself to God's will

and I entrusted my own affairs to Him.

Perhaps this is against God's will.

I was in pain. Yes.

The pain even made me scream.

The pain was k*lling me.

Two days in

and the pain was k*lling me.

I hurried to the hospital.

I hurried to the hospital.

I think the pain you're experiencing

is absolutely normal.

I'm in so much pain.

I'm unwell.

How can this be normal?

It's ok, this will pass

with antibiotics and painkillers.

You underwent a uterus removal surgery.

I did not have my uterus removed.

How can this be, dear? No.

The test results and X-Ray I have

say that you had your uterus removed.

My uterus was removed?

I mean

How?

Don't you know?

Unfortunately

How can you not know?

What was that for?

-Just calm down.

-What was that for?

Calm down and tell me about it.

Oh, God!

Oh, God!

Calm down and tell me about it.

Oh, God!

Why would they do this to me?

Oh, God!

Seriously, doctor,

are you sure about that?

Yes, that's what the test results

and analyses say.

How do you not know

that you had your uterus removed?

-Oh, God! Just calm down.

-My goodness! Why did that happen?

Easy. Calm down.

Calm down.

Calm down, ma'am.

PROFESSOR

AMEER ADEL

How did you find my address?

For crying out loud,

why did you do this to me?

Because you k*lled my baby.

What did you expect me to do?

By God, it wasn't intentional.

That baby was part of me.

It was intentional!

I've warned you against that.

Your pregnancy was already difficult.

And what did you do? You were out

walking around the streets.

Why did you do that?

To abort the baby,

and get pregnant again

and take money again and again.

What for?

You think I'm stupid?

You k*lled my baby,

and in turn, I k*lled you

in my own way.

-How could you do that?

-I got back at you, Shahd.

How could you?

How could you?

What did I do to deserve this?

Help me, God!

Help me, God!

What happened is a crime.

That professor must be punished.

How could he do this?

How could he make you

undergo such a surgery

without your permission?

Because I'm not a person to them.

I'm nothing to them.

They don't care about me

becoming a mother again.

They don't care about me

becoming a grandmother.

They just don't care.

I'm a nobody.

All right.

You

you

Don't you know

don't you know his name?

No.

All right.

Are there witnesses to this?

The professor did this.

He did it.

Don't you know his address?

Dr. Ameer would bring a car

to drive us around.

He used to go to Heliopolis.

But I don't know where exactly.

How unfair!

How unfair!

What are you doing, Abeer?

I'm emotional, doctor,

about her story.

-Can't you tell?

-I can tell.

The professor ran away, of course.

Try to remember.

Try to remember anyone

who witnessed this incident.

Try.

Yes.

Mr. Yaser, the lawyer.

Ok.

What is your relation to Ms. Shahd?

Actually, we have no relation.

All I know is that she is an

acquaintance of an old client I had.

Actually, I'm very surprised because I

have no idea what she's talking about.

Very well.

Whatever you say, sir.

Close the case.

-See you later, Mom.

-What?

Where do you think you're going?

What is this about?

I told you I was running

an important errand for Dr. Hor.

What? You were with Dr. Hor

in the morning.

Do you work day and night?

You want to get into an argument.

Why are you angry?

Why are you angry, Mommy? Man!

Are you upset that your daughter is

of high value and importance in her job?

Ok, so we know you're of high value

-and you're indispensable to her.

-Yes.

Very well. And then what?

If only you knew about the good deeds

that she does, you'd pray for us both.

I pray that God grants you

big things, Abeer.

Not this prayer, Mom! It goes

straight to my body. Have mercy!

You eat well and it shows.

You're not a stick figure!

You're gorgeous, even if you get bigger.

You can use any other prayer.

May God guide me, bless me.

-Any other prayer!

-May God grant you big things,

my own daughter, Abeer.

-Do you pray for Dr. Hor?

-I do.

-Really?

-As God is my witness.

All right, Mom.

You look great in red.

-What is that?

-What?

If it were a duck,

I would want to eat it!

Listen, don't forget

to take your medication.

-Don't come back late.

-Ok.

You're getting married, God bless.

May God send you a good husband.

Where is he?

I've been waiting impatiently for him

for 20 years, Aziza!

-Was I late?

-Not at all.

On the contrary, I'm sorry I messed up

your schedule by leaving early.

It's the best thing you did, so we get

to spend the rest of the day together.

Say, where would you like to go?

Won't Dad be with us?

Yes, we have plans

to have lunch together.

Yes. Surely it's like every time.

That doesn't concern us. We'll go out,

have lunch, and have a good time.

-Let's go. Get in.

-Let's go.

All right.

Keep the investigation going

and keep me updated, Wael.

Won't you wait for the traffic report on

the car that took Fawzeya to the plant?

No I can't, unfortunately.

I'm taking Hor and Habiba out for lunch.

Inform me of its contents

once you get it, ok?

-Ok.

-See you later.

Hello.

I'm done with work.

I'll be on my way.

-Where are you?

-I can't believe what I'm hearing.

If we had known you'd come

we wouldn't have had lunch.

You're kidding, right?

I'm serious.

We already had lunch.

We're sorry.

Our assumption was wrong this time.

No problem. Are you saying

I should be getting back to work?

Is that what you want?

Come, Sherif, and we'll order you lunch.

What can we do?

Ok, send me your location.

Order me food for I'm hungry.

Given what happened yesterday

at the police station, Shahd,

when we go live, you cannot say that

it's over and Ameer got away with it.

This would be pointless

and people won't sympathize.

It's really over.

What can I say?

I'll tell you what we're going to say.

Most importantly, you have to thank

the people for standing by you.

You should focus on the people.

Then tell them that it's over because

Ameer knew how to get away with it.

People will relate to this case

as their own case and not just yours,

and then people will stand by your side.

Listen to me, this is my job

and I know what I'm doing.

-Are we ready to go live?

-In a minute.

Ok then.

-Don't worry at all.

-There you go.

I'm so sleepy,

my eyes are closing.

Go upstairs, get changed

and go to bed.

-Ok. Good night.

-Good night.

-Good night, dear.

-Good night.

So, darling

I'm so tired.

I'm going up to bed, will you join me?

There are a few files I need to look at.

No problem, dear.

-Good night.

-Good night.

I

I'd like to thank everyone

who stood by me, helped me,

and didn't leave me

in my hardest times.

I'd like to tell you that my story

came to an end today

with Dr. Ameer Adel who was able

to wriggle out of the case

through means unknown to me

because I'm a poor, helpless woman.

Hor,

I sent you the link to an event.

Check it out.

If you're interested, we'll go.

All I know is that he's enjoying his

life now and he'll have a good life,

and I won't be able to live my life.

Good evening.

I woke up to a very sad video

for a woman called Shahd.

Shahd is the victim of a professor

who had her uterus removed.

So let us support Shahd, please,

because as far as I know,

this professor told her

she was going to be a surrogate.

He played her

and had her uterus removed.

Support Shahd, everyone.

Imagine going for childbirth

and leaving without a uterus!

I'm not discussing

the context and reasons,

I'm discussing the situation itself.

Just because Ameer Adel is a professor

doesn't mean he gets

to destroy a woman's life like that.

How are you?

I'm overjoyed!

How can my husband be trending

and I'm not jumping for joy!

Would you please calm down?

It'll all be over soon.

Two days ago, a couple of thousand

people watched this woman,

and now millions of channels, bloggers

and people are posting about this!

-What the hell?

-Ok. Calm down.

-Would you please calm down?

-Don't touch me or say that!

I cannot leave the house

or show my face to people!

-You don't realize what you did to us!

-I do.

I'm trying to figure it out.

What can I do?

Stop trying,

and call me when you succeed!

I cannot take this!

I'll stay at my mother's for a few days.