The road of love; Muhammad Al-Dawood

She opened the medicine box, and started taking out the pills one by one, until she placed more than seven pills in her hand, and put the box on the table in front of her. She began to look at the pills in her hand, which were round and white, containing enough substances to end everything and take her life. She closed her eyes, tears falling from them, took a deep breath, then raised her trembling hand to her mouth... Malik grabbed the tissue, shook his small head, got up from the chair, and started walking slowly, the ground spinning beneath him. When he reached the closed door, he raised his hand with difficulty trying to grasp the handle, but he failed to reach his goal, as Malik collapsed to the ground and fainted. When they arrived at the restaurant, Maha was singing with Tihani, both laughing loudly. Before she got out of the car, Maha removed her face cover, placed it in her bag, adjusted her scarf, and let part of her hair’s front section fall, just as she used to do before. She narrates real, exciting, and sometimes painful events for a group of girls representing a segment of society, not large but dear to all of us. 281 pages, medium size, issued in 1434 (2013 AD).