"That's a big number." Wahid was completely shocked. Even managing a peaceful and balanced relationship with his two wives was already difficult for him. There were times when even small things would turn into problems, and he often found himself stuck trying to keep both sides satisfied without creating any misunderstandings.
Before allowing him to marry a second wife, Harrington had given him one strict condition. No matter the situation, he must treat both of his wives equally. If he bought something as small as a hair stick for one, he had to buy the same for the other. Not just similar, but equal in quality and value. It could not be that one item was better or more expensive than the other. Every action, every decision, had to reflect fairness.
