My grandmother's guide to killing the scoundrels

I discovered tonight that every member of my family has killed at least once! I stood behind my grandmother as she opened the room door to find the body of this scoundrel naked. Of course, I suspected no one but my grandmother as the killer! Not because she is the only one in our house who owns a weapon she has mastered using since her youth, and not because we know she killed her ex-husband, but because as soon as she saw the body, she patted my back and met my terrified look with a gentle smile as if to say: "This scoundrel's body is a gift that surpasses your high school achievement. Be happy, Issa!" I was not happy, I had instructed them not to kill him in my absence, so it is not right for anyone else to shoot him, but it seems they took advantage of my absence at the Nile Palace Department to indulge in their favorite habit: ignoring my wishes. I wished to scold my grandmother for breaking her rules to kill scoundrels, but the look of the officer standing behind us, holding a lemon, prevented me from speaking... About the author Myrna El Mahdy was born in the Maadi neighborhood of Cairo, and graduated from the Lycée de la Liberté in Maadi, then from the Faculty of Languages at Ain Shams University. She specialized in French and Spanish literature and translation. She received several literary awards from the Canadian and French embassies and the French Cultural Center, then focused on writing thrillers and suspense novels, publishing several works, most notably the series "Nuh Al-Alfi Investigations," which includes "The Case of Sit Al-Hassan" and "The Case of Bitter Lemon."