Warning

The truly unfortunate are those who chase after illusions. They are the ones who always lose their way in their pursuit. And that's what it means at the end of the tunnel: a mirage of illusion, not a glimmer of hope as they believe. A desperate hero makes a pact with the devil. He entrusts his peace and home, his entire life and his beloved child, all while chasing a false promise that quickly devours him. This is a story about the human soul, not just the events that unfold within it. A perfect crime: murder and theft. But the reader will not be as interested in these details as they are in the author's world. A forgotten world, in a remote village, inhabited by marginalized and excluded people, ravaged by pelvic diseases. The truly pathetic are those who relentlessly pursue illusions, often losing their way in their relentless quest. This is because the glimmer they see at the end of the tunnel is not a spark of hope as they believe, but a deceptive mirage of illusion. Nadhir, our desperate hero, makes a fateful deal with the devil. He compromised his peace of mind, the safety of his home, his beloved wife and child, all while chasing a false promise that would ultimately destroy him.
This is more than just a story of events; it's a profound exploration of the human soul. While it includes crime, murder, and theft, the true magic for the reader lies in immersing themselves in the author's world—a forgotten world, in a remote village inhabited by marginalized and neglected people, consumed by the disease of despair.