The Birth of Bayuda and the Father's Tragedy

Bayuda was born on a beautiful morning in a large Palace in London, the daughter of a black cat who owned an international company and a beautiful mother as white as Bayuda with hair brown as silk, along with her stout Paternal Aunt who insisted on working as a maid because she had loved to work since she was little. The father felt pride and success after this child had survived for him after the loss of 2 of them due to steam allergy. When she turned 5 years old, the father was working hard monitoring the wholesomeness of food for the homeless in the Streets of London, among them young cats who had lost their futures because of forbidden family laws and people who were not cats, men exhausted by cold and betrayal and working without pay. The father suffered an attack of kidney disease which he had been hiding so as not to frighten the members of his large family, but the attacks overcame him and he charged his daughter in Cell 10 that she resembled her grandmother 100 percent and said, "Be a Jabbarah like your grandmother and strong as diamond," and the father died leaving him, his daughter weeping and muttering and the mother weeping and the Paternal Aunt dragging her cheeks from grief, and those were the last days of the dignified and generous father and the end of joy among the people through his giving.