Of course, she is also smart at housework and can do everything from tidying up the house to watering the pots on her own without the help of her grandmother and big brother. But Nadia has become an artist for herself and has not only learned arts such as cooking, candle-making, and flower-making but has also learned the techniques that her mother uses for honoring and fixing life. Nadia knows how to increase and decrease the amount of food while cooking so that the deliciousness of the food does not reveal the secret of her savings or what tricks to use to sew two beautiful shirts for herself and Sara from a scrap of fabric. The days of the playful Hossein’s reign are over, and he is no longer considered to be the tyrant of the house, but he still does not consider the newcomer Ni Ni his rival and bullies everyone. But when the bully boy reaches Sara, he turns into a kind and good friend and lets Sara ride around the house with a tricycle. Even if Sarah plays mischievously in the swing and spins the swing fast, Hossein will not complain.