Najat returns, bows slightly, and places a rose on the grave... Ammar contemplates the scene, and envies me that I have the love of a woman as beautiful as her, even though I am dead. Are the dead equal in the face of luck? “I will be a lucky dead person, and she will allow a tear to run down her cheek for me... My fellow dead people who keep visiting me would like to applaud in celebration of great love or offer me the necessary consolation... Unfortunately, none of that will happen. It is my experience alone, and I must live it alone until the end.” The novel narrates the experience of a man who has settled into a sickbed in a treatment center. There, he reviews aspects of his life and presents an account of the characters he lived with in a moment closer to a comprehensive trial session. Through the game of remembrance, he recalls a thorny relationship with his father and with the wife who abandoned him, and draws the details of his relationship with the only girl he loved, hoping to win her back. He also contemplates his relationship with his only friend. The narrator draws three scenarios, imagining life after illness, in which he manipulates his fate and the fate of all the characters, under the pressure of the fragile moment he is living. “Love is a Worn-Out Vehicle” is a novel about a generation the author calls “the generation of limited choices,” whose life always proceeds according to the only available choice and within The "inevitability" imposed on him.