How does one pray if he intended to shorten the prayer and then arrived in his hometown?

The Shaykh : He says: My question is, if a traveler sets out and intends to shorten the prayer, for example, the midday prayer, and his question is oral, which is better and closer, well, this is written: "You are striking your path." He says: If a traveler sets out and intends to shorten the prayer, and he says he will shorten the midday prayer in the time of the afternoon prayer, and then he arrives in his hometown, does he pray it as four rak'ahs or as two, and then the four? How is it? What is the ruling? This question makes it clear: If he arrives in his hometown and has not yet prayed, he prays four rak'ahs. The midday and afternoon prayers as four rak'ahs each, because the journey has ended. That is all. Now, the second question. Muhammad Nur Muhammad, we hope...