Prince Fahad

One day, at a very important evening, attended by various sheikhs, their wives, the daughters of influential people, and the girlfriends of influential people who desperately wanted to be the one the prince was looking at. Prince Fahad, in his traditional Arab garb, stood with his friends and brother, chatting about something insignificant, but the prince's eyes occasionally searched for someone in the crowd.

In both formal and casual settings, he most often wears the traditional Saudi thobe. This is a long, loose, ankle-length shirt, usually white. On his head, he wears a ghutrah and yigal, making him the perfect prince.

Girls were milling around his group of friends, desperately wanting his attention, his money, his status, his body, and the inheritance that belongs to a woman like a prince. But he didn't even look at them, didn't pay attention, just flipped through a fashion magazine where his wife's face was featured. The girls noticed this and began to whisper angrily.