His words entered her heart without permission, infusing it with hope and happiness, feelings she had lost since parting with Adnan. Yet, simultaneously, she felt fear of this relationship, as she didn't want to involve herself in a new love affair but rather to entertain herself with an innocent joke that ends when the device is turned off. Can she manage that? How long can she continue to suppress her confined emotions? Over time, Shahid began to anticipate the presence of someone claiming to be 'Gibran' online, waiting for their meeting at the same time each day.

Latifa Al Haj Qadeh, born in the southern Metn coast 'Ghobeiry', is a member of the Lebanese Writers Union, has worked in journalism and education, and participated in many educational, literary, and cultural conferences. She has published numerous literary pieces, prose poems, as well as social and educational articles in various newspapers and magazines. She holds a Master's in Education from the University of Quebec, Canada, and a Bachelor's in Natural Sciences from the Lebanese University. She is a founding member of the Social Renaissance Association, the Women's Forum Association, and the Schizophrenia Patients Association, and is part of the Cultural Dialogue Circle. She practices yoga and Transcendental Meditation (Siddhi level).

Published works include: 'Mawawil Al-Ghorba', 2000, 'Rock of Raoucheh', 2002, 'Search for Happiness', 2007, 'Tree of Light', 2009.

Publishing house: Dar Al-Farabi for Publishing and Distribution

Number of Pages: 224

Year of publication: 2012