Gently and carefully, she entered the room. There she found her mother lying down and approached her, kneeling by her side. "I've finished, Mom. I've set everything on the dining table," she said. Her mother replied, "Go tell the twins to come out and eat." She reluctantly got up, saying, "Okay," and headed towards the twins' section, feeling weak. She first went to Hussein's part, knocked, and entered the living room. He responded from inside without turning around to look at her. "Mom said you should come out; everything is ready," she told him. He replied, "Did you tell Hassan?" Her heart skipped a beat, and she shook her head while looking at him. He was also looking at her. She pleaded, "Please, can you go tell him? He doesn't listen to me." He stood up, saying, "I know, just go; we'll come." She turned and left, feeling relieved because she didn't want to go to Hassan's section at all. While she was mopping the living room floor, they all came in, lined up as usual. You could tell they were twins from their identical clothing, only differing in color. Everything about them was the same, except their personalities and preferences, especially when it came to colors. As they entered, she looked away and continued mopping. However, out of pure spite, Hassan deliberately stepped on her foot with his shoe as he passed by. She squeezed her eyes shut in pain from the intense discomfort, but no one in the living room seemed to notice what he had done to her as he went and sat down. She pulled her foot back and continued mopping. The story of Hassan and Hussein is that they are the sons of Alhaji Ahmad and Hajiya Amina. For five years, they were unable to have children until eventually, she became pregnant with twins. Unfortunately, Alhaji Ahmad passed away when the pregnancy was only seven months along, without seeing the fulfillment of his dream and joy. Their mother was deeply saddened by this turn of events because they had invested all their hopes and resources in the pregnancy. When the twins were born, their mother continued to care for them diligently, providing them with the best upbringing she could until they grew older and went abroad for their education. The twins grew up in the same household, sharing everything with no distinctions made between them by their relatives. However, their personalities and beliefs were very different. Hassan is known for his arrogance and disdain, especially towards the less fortunate. Even at school, he would not associate with anyone unless they were from a wealthy background. He is aloof, rarely socializing or smiling, and it takes a lot to make him laugh. His primary interest lies in chatting online, which he prioritizes over his studies. He also secretly indulges in smoking, a habit known only to Hussein and their housemaid. Hussein, on the other hand, is friendly and compassionate. He's always smiling and gets along with everyone, but he has a weakness for women. Even his mother is unaware of this flaw, which is only known to their housemaid. However, when it comes to religious practices, both are diligent; they never miss their prayers, Quranic studies, or other religious activities. Hussein even teaches their housemaid whenever he can. In contrast, Hassan just sits idly. Since they returned to Nigeria, the two brothers haven't spoken much to each other.