Sherine did not have children from Gamal despite the long years that passed since their marriage. Youssef advised his son to marry a second wife repeatedly, but Gamal loved his wife and never wanted to marry another wife. He kept her despite his father’s hatred for her and his wish for her to leave his eldest son’s life. Youssef El-Moniry bought a large plot of land in one of the beautiful and upscale residential areas with an area of ​​four thousand square meters. He built four houses opposite each other, connected by a very beautiful garden. It is a garden shared between the four houses: the house of Youssef El-Moniry, the grandfather, the house of Gamal El-Moniry and his wife Sherine, the house of Essam El-Moniry and his wife Sarah and their two children Majd and Hamad, and finally the house of Hind and her daughter Amina and her son Sami. In this garden, this story began.