Family ties,... and a junk dealer's visit. 🤍✨👵🏻 скачать в хорошем качестве

Family ties,... and a junk dealer's visit. 🤍✨👵🏻

The kinship ties of the Nomadic society are still evident in this village. When the grandmother met her daughter, one of Saeed's sisters, at Mahri's house, the grandmother, a kind and compassionate woman who always cared for her grandchildren, mother and daughter inquired about the family's well-being. And speaking of Atlas, another of Grandma's daughters, who married Aslan, although Atlas was rather quiet and didn't socialize much, whenever she met her grandchildren at their weddings, Atlas was always kind to her relatives. In remote villages, scrap collectors still visit periodically. Niyayesh and Sara helps collect cardboard boxes, plastics, and cans to sell for household items. It is common for barterers to undervalue items and offer goods at a price lower than their true value. Grandma complains a little about not getting what she paid for, but Niyayesh is satisfied with the household items she acquired. In this scene, little Fatima participates in such an activity, which she enjoys. Sometimes small things can be deeply meaningful and bring tears to the viewers' eyes, seeing Sarah's constant tenderness towards her younger sister, Fatima, is truly touching. It's heartwarming to see Saeed's children adapting well and living happily with their loving father, who provides them with abundant warmth and care, all while their grandparents closely look after them. Saeed and his children would like to thank all the viewers who have followed their real-life story. Your support has been a source of encouragement for our family to move forward. We wish you all happiness and good health, and we look forward to seeing you in the next episode.