Packaged dreams, by Faisal Al-Shahrie

Ten years and his steps are preserved between the house and the café, nothing changes even the expansion of his steps, the fear of falling into mistake lurks him, the sound of the prison latch echoes in his memory, his children have become like him afraid of everything, the sheikh of mistake grows in every act they undertake, and his advice to them every morning is that mistake is a curse... When you are afflicted with the obsession of mistakes, you will not appear easily... mistakes will chase you, some bring others. In the corner of the café, which hides in every cup some of the nights of prison. He tried to think this time about the slip he plunged into yesterday. He ordered his favorite Nakhla, which trained the café boy on it until he mastered it, tea with drops of rose water and saffron, and to confirm his escape and salvation this time, with the first sip he pressed the mobile buttons, asking his friend who keeps him company, "Hamad," "Hurry up please, the place is silent without you." - Sorry, I am Hamda. - Sorry, mistake. After that, his relationship with mistakes improved. Number of pages: 86