A writer liberated from the constraints of censorship, advocating for transparency in opinions and thoughts, and narrating events without erasure or alteration. He expressed freedom with simple words through the characters in his novel. Inside a home in Beirut, the events unfolded. Rashid Al Daif reveals the depths of married life in its most intricate details and privacies. Relationships and dialogues that seem endless, discussing a dissonant life between spouses separated by distances and ideas. He depicted the failure of the marital bond and the couple's inability to fix their lives, with each having their own way of thinking, liberated from traditions and norms, living in their own world and trying to satisfy themselves without needing a partner.

Publishing house: Dar Al Adab Number of Pages: 150 Year of publication: 2001