On the shelf we met

If the writer Muhammad Al-Dhubi intended from writing "Go on a date with a girl who loves writing" to mean immersion in (the act of writing), then the writer Nujla Al-Sudairy intended from writing the novel "On a Shelf We Met" to mean immersion in (the act of reading), and for this purpose she summoned to the narrative theater an educated, literary, and journalist woman who loves the pen and is immersed in reading books. She had just finished reading an article in the book "Go on a date with a girl who loves writing," and before she finishes reading and closes the book, she will find a message in the book addressed based on her choices of books, sent by a young man carrying the phrase "Someday I will be on a date with a girl who loves reading." I wonder what drives a person to write a message to someone he does not know personally? Has not met him? Does not know his name, where he lives, how he lives? This is what happened between Ward and Fares.