What's up with you, Labbaik, Part 3

Author's name: Dina Mohamed Yahya

In the world of Shubbik Lubbik, wishes are divided into three levels: first-class, bottled and available to those with the means to buy them; second-class, middle-class; and third, cheap, canned, available to the general public, which usually fails to fulfill their dreams and sometimes even turns against them. The first part of Shubbik Lubbik revolves around a first-class wish, available at an unprecedented discount at an ordinary Cairo kiosk, and the ordinary Egyptian woman who seeks to purchase it to fulfill her most cherished desire. In the second part, we meet a new character who buys a wish from Shukry's kiosk. But for Nour, using it isn't that easy. How can she wish for happiness? In the third and final part of Shubky Lubbik, there is one wish left at Shukry's kiosk, but circumstances may lead him to use it himself. What will Shukri do when it goes against his conscience and beliefs?