The fearful

Salma is confused in front of those papers that Naseem sent her, the handsome man with prominent bones. And she discovers, while devouring them word by word, and panting after them letter by letter, that it is an incomplete novel, closer to a woman's biography made of fear, just like her. What did Naseem want? That Salma write the ending after fear consumed him and he couldn't complete it? Did he assume that the completion of his novel would be like the full moon in Salma's heart on the day she dreamed of herself dangling from the surface of a low Damascus building?