Everyone was enjoying themselves, with Ahmed engaging in conversation with them while his friend simply gazed, enjoying the scene before him. Eventually, Ahmed decided it was time to leave, and he started walking away. Hana called out to him after noticing Maram signaling to her to ask for his phone for a moment. 

"Ahmed, can I borrow your phone for a moment?" she asked. 

Ahmed responded seriously, "Why do you need the phone now?" 

To which she replied, "I want to see if Anwar saw my message." Ahmed then asked, "Why the rush?" 

Hana responded, "It concerns his girlfriend, not me." 

Ahmed turned around sharply, staring at Hana and Maram intensely. 

"Isn't it like you two are dating as well?" he questioned. Both Hana and Maram answered, "Of course not." 

Then Hana added, "You can check my account too. I wouldn't dare do that, brother." 

A smile formed on Ahmed's lips as he said, "It's better if I don't find anything." He then pulled his phone out of his pocket and handed it to Hana, standing there staring at them while Hana opened her Facebook account, with Maram standing beside her, also observing. As Ahmed's friend lingered behind, he stealthily glanced at Hana's account, eager to discover the name she used on her profile. 

Hana opened her account while Maram trembled beside her. As it appeared on the phone screen, there were no new messages. Maram relaxed, and Hana entered the conversation she had with Anwar. Of course, her last message to him hadn't been read yet. She muttered, "That idiot hasn't read my message." 

Then she closed the account and handed the phone back to him, thanking him. 

Neither Maram nor Hana noticed Ahmed's friend. Hana wasn't interested, and Maram already had someone she admired. Ahmed and his friend left while Ahmed's friend smiled secretly when he caught her account name. 

Then Maram, too, returned to her classmates after Hana went to play with her friends.