We were sitting in the mosque one day, a group of Muhajirun and Ansar, when we sent a man to Ayesha to ask permission for us to visit her. We were granted entry, and she said:"A beggar once came to me while the Messenger of Allah ﷺ was with me. I ordered something to be given to him, then I called for it back to inspect it.The Messenger of Allah ﷺ said, 'Do you not want that nothing enters your house and nothing leaves it except with your knowledge?'I said, 'Yes.'He said, 'Easy, Ayesha. Do not count, lest Allah count against you.'"
أخبرنا محمد بن عبد الله بن عبد الحكم عن شعيب حدثني الليث قال حدثنا خالد عن ابن أبي هلال عن أمية بن هند
كنا يوما في المسجد جلوسا ونفر من المهاجرين والأنصار فأرسلنا رجلا إلى عائشة ليستأذن فدخلنا عليها قالت دخل علي سائل مرة وعندي رسول الله ﷺ فأمرت له بشيء ثم دعوت به فنظرت إليه فقال رسول الله ﷺ أما تريدين أن لا يدخل بيتك شيء ولا يخرج إلا بعلمك قلت نعم قال مهلا يا عائشة لا تحصي فيحصي الله عز وجل عليك
[Its isnad is hasan]. It is also found in Kubra, hadith: 2330. Layth is Ibn Saad, Khalid is Ibn Yazid, and his teacher Saeed bin Umaya, whom he narrated from, are both trustworthy. He was declared trustworthy by Ibn Hibban and Hakim, 4/215, 216, and by Dhahabi. The hadith has corroborating narrations.