The wives of the Prophet ﷺ spoke to her, asking her to speak to the Prophet ﷺ about how people would deliberately wait for Ayesha's day to send their gifts. They said to her, "We love the good just as Ayesha loves it." So she spoke to him, but he did not answer her. When his turn came again with her, she spoke to him once more, but he still did not answer.They asked her, "What did he say to you?"She replied, "He did not answer me."They said, "Do not leave him alone until he gives you an answer, or until you see what he says."When his turn came around to her again, she spoke to him, and he said, "Do not harm me concerning Ayesha. The revelation has never come down to me while I was under the blanket of any of you except in the blanket of Ayesha."Abu Abdul-Rahman said, "These two hadiths are authentic from Abdah."
أخبرني محمد بن آدم عن عبدة عن هشام عن عوف بن الحارث عن رميثة
أن نساء النبي ﷺ كلمنها أن تكلم النبي ﷺ أن الناس كانوا يتحرون بهداياهم يوم عائشة وتقول له إنا نحب الخير كما تحب عائشة فكلمته فلم يجبها فلما دار عليها كلمته أيضا فلم يجبها وقلن ما رد عليك قالت لم يجبني قلن لا تدعيه حتى يرد عليك أو تنظرين ما يقول فلما دار عليها كلمته فقال لا تؤذيني في عائشة فإنه لم ينزل علي الوحي وأنا في لحاف امرأة منكن إلا في لحاف عائشة قال أبو عبد الرحمن هذان الحديثان صحيحان عن عبدة
[Sahih] Ahmad narrated it in 6:293 from the hadith of Hisham bin Urwa via this route, and it is in Kubra, hadith no. 8898. Awf is Ibn Harith bin Tufayl, and his sister is Rumaytha, who is the mother of Abdullah bin Muhammad bin Abu Atiq. The hadith has corroborating narrations.