Sara, Bardhi and Rikja in the evening were lying on their beds and chatting.
Asked by Rikja if she would agree to live with her father-in-law and mother-in-law, she prays to God to live with them because until now she has not had a stable parental figure at home.
For Sara, living with her father-in-law and mother-in-law will be a very beautiful thing and she has no problem with it, nor does it serve them.
Rike Roçi: Will you live with your mother-in-law and father-in-law?
Sara: I wish, God willing, that I live with my father-in-law and mother-in-law because I never had my mother and father. (White hugs him with a lot of love). I am the type who spends a lot of time at home and I spent my entire childhood in a very large family. Five uncles, three aunts, 19 cousins, grandfather and grandmother, until a certain age I never lacked love. At the moment I have been living alone for almost 12 years. That's why when they talked to me about jobs, I laughed. What are you saying, why who does it to me? My mother left for emigration when I was 2 years old, I haven't seen her for four years. I did not have stable parental figures at home. That's why when you said about my granddaughter, I remember her who raised me. I believe that it would be the greatest approach that I would have to the family figure if I lived with my father and mother-in-law. I don't mind serving him, I go to my grandfather every week to do this because I get pleasure. I look like I get to work, like I'm worth something.