It was time for tea and dessert.
Maid Sieg walked past the girl Kasha, carrying sweets.
The girl Kasha saw the cake and sweets in the maid's hands and wanted to help her put them on the table. I preempted her before she placed the dessert down, and I took some for her to taste, telling her it was delicious.
Did you prepare it, or did you buy it from the market?
Amini: She bought it from the market. Gan and I ate a lot of it on the way back.
I heard the seller say: Don't eat too much of it, it causes drowsiness.
The maid served cups of tea to everyone. They sipped while eating sweets and cake.
Kasha was sitting next to the pilot, Shnemo, and she told him that the place had calmed down and those voices had disappeared.
The pilot gasped when he heard the sounds of the word, then coughed.
The girl Kasha got up to offer him a cup of water and said: Excuse me, I reminded you of the topic. It's as if your voice is about to disappear. What's happening to you?
She looked at her sister and found her asleep with the guard, while the maid went out with the guard Shan to feed Auntie's dog, which was barking a lot.
The girl cried. The pilot bent his head and slapped his neck.
I heard the king's voice behind the wall when we were in Auntie's room before she died, the pilot Shnemo exclaimed. I am very confused about this transition—from the palace to the room below us.
Girl Kasha: And it made my sister scream, as if she were calling for help. We forgot about it. I will go to Auntie's room and continue listening to my sister's voice.