Musnad Ahmad 31:676

Hassan ibn Musa narrated to us, Hammad ibn Salamah narrated to us, from Ali ibn Zayd, from Sa’id ibn al-Musayyib, from Abu Sa’id al-Khudri and Abu Hurayrah, who both said: The Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) said: "The last of those to exit the Fire are two men. Allah says to one of them: 'O son of Adam, what have you prepared for this day? Have you done any good or hoped in Me?' He says: 'No, O Lord.' So he is ordered to the Fire, and he is the most regretful of the people of the Fire. And He says to the other: 'O son of Adam, what have you prepared for this day? Have you done any good or hoped in Me?' He says: 'Yes, O Lord. I used to hope that when You brought me out, You would never return me to it.' So a tree is raised for him, and he says: 'O Lord, settle me under this tree so I may seek shade in its shade, eat of its fruit, and drink of its water.' He makes a covenant with Him that he will not ask Him for anything else, so He brings him near to it. Then a tree is raised for him that is better than the first and has more abundant water, and he says: 'O Lord, this one—I will not ask You for anything else. Settle me under it so I may seek shade in its shade, eat of its fruit, and drink of its water.' He says: 'O son of Adam, did you not covenant with Me that you would not ask Me for anything else?' He says: 'O Lord, this one—I will not ask You for anything else.' So He settles him under it and he covenants with Him that he will not ask Him for anything else. Then a tree is raised for him at the gate of Paradise that is better than the first two and has more abundant water, and he says: 'O Lord, I will not ask You for anything else. Settle me under it so I may seek shade in its shade, eat of its fruit, and drink of its water.' He says: 'O son of Adam, did you not covenant with Me that you would not ask Me for anything else?' He says: 'O Lord, this one—I will not ask You for anything else.' So He settles him under it and he covenants with Him that he will not ask Him for anything else. Then he hears the voices of the people of Paradise and cannot restrain himself, so he says: 'O Lord, admit me into Paradise.' The Blessed and Exalted says: 'Ask and wish.' So he asks and wishes, and Allah prompts him with things he had no knowledge of. He asks and wishes for the equivalent of three days of the days of this world. He says: 'O son of Adam, you have what you asked for.'" Abu Sa’id al-Khudri said: "And the like of it with it." Abu Hurayrah said: "And ten times the like of it with it." Then one of them said to his companion: "Narrate what you heard, and I will narrate what I heard."