Nasi bin Ajlan

Salim returned to his house after feeling that all the books in this exhibition would not sell a single copy. Since that moment, he bid farewell to that young man whose name he did not know and was waiting for the arrival of the book. He spent that night sitting in the elegant courtyard of his house, repeatedly recalling the conversation, trying to form a picture of that young man. Even his wife, who asked him about the reason for his sudden withdrawal, also withdrew nearby, lost in thought. The mystery of this young man was provocative to this educated family. Salim's wife is Dr. Soumia, an associate professor in cognitive psychology. Salim thought that after all the years of life, and hundreds of books, and dozens of meetings and lectures, he could know the essence of those he meets. He can distinguish the malicious from the good, know the honest from the hypocrite, the argumentative from the submissive, but he was unable even to form an idea about this mysterious young man.