Stand at the door

The cat, Misho, jumped in and headed towards the mother, Sula, sitting near her legs while looking at the top of the dining table6

Sula looked at her and said to her: It is better to be treated badly. You killed my husband, Kibal

If it were not for the key tied around your neck, I would have killed you and relieved you.7

When the cat heard the mother talking, it began to roll on its back and meow. The children got up and approached their mother, astonished.

Sayali: She is tormented

Vizella: Mom, open the door for her to come out

Mother Sula: She is the one who goes and opens the door

Vizilla: How?

Sula: You will stand in front of the door and look at the stuck door key. It will turn

Sayali: Let her go to Bab

Mother Kibal shouted, They have taken the money you collected, your key is lost

Suddenly the cat stood in front of the door, looking at the door key as it turned.

The girl, Vizella, quickly grabbed the door and opened it, saying, "Get out, you damned girl."8