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Engineer Adham, his wife Amna, and their son Hamza return to Egypt, where Adham's mother welcomes them. There, they learn from Adham that Hamza suffers from autism and a speech delay, and Amna embarks on a difficult journey to find a school that will accept him.

Amna takes her son Hamza to a school interview, but he is rejected by the administration, which does not accept autistic children. Adham continues his job search and regrets returning from the UAE.

Amna is devastated by the sudden death of her cousin Shireen, while Adham tries to intensify his son Hamza's speech therapy sessions, but the doctor confirms that he needs a long time to improve.

Amna is looking for a nanny for Hamza so she can focus on her work as a translator, while Adham accepts a project manager position and continues his son's speech therapy sessions until he improves and can start school.

Amna is devastated after being fired from her job due to negligence and Hamza's deteriorating health. She asks Adham to return to Dubai, but he refuses despite his own work problems. Amna takes Hamza to Dr. Farida, confirming the failure of previous experiences with other doctors.

Adham takes his brother Ali to the club and suggests enrolling Hamza in a sport to help with his treatment, while Amna continues her job search and checks on her uncle after the death of his daughter Shireen, who cared for orphans, and he wants to continue her legacy.