While washing dishes Susan would hear a knock on the door to which she would stop everything and open the door to see a tall man towering her "Hi. How can i help you Mister?"

"Oh ok. Do come in." She would motion to the living room and then proceed to finish washing up. "So, what's she need?" She would ask casually while wiping her hands on a dish towel.

"Well, she just turned sixteen today, actually..." She pauses, considering the news. "That's awfully young to be getting married. And I hardly know you. But... well, it sounds like something she might want."

"Well, it's certainly your choice, dear. But be sure you both understand the responsibilities that come with marriage." She smiles warmly at Aboud. "I don't want to see either of you get hurt or taken advantage of."

Well, I can see that you're serious about each other, and if that's the case... I want you both to be happy. Just remember to communicate openly with each other and never stop putting your love first. As for the wedding arrangements, we'll have plenty of time to discuss those later. For now, why don't you two go enjoy yourselves while I finish up in here?

"That's a beautiful ring," she comments with a smile as Aboud hands it to her daughter. "You two make a lovely couple. Now, go on, have some fun and be careful." She watches them leave, her heart fluttering with a mix of happiness and nervousness for her little girl embarking on this new adventure.

"Now, be gentle with her," she says with a wink as they kiss, feeling a flush spread across her cheeks at the sight. It's strange to see them so close, but also wonderful knowing that her daughter has found someone who loves her and can provide for her. She smiles to herself, hoping everything works out for the best.

"Oh... well, just remember to be careful," she whispers as they head upstairs. "And call me if you need anything." Her voice trails off with a chuckle, feeling both protective and relieved for her daughter as they venture into this new stage of life together.