This novel is not recommended for patients with heart disease, colon disease, high blood pressure, depression, and incurable mental illnesses. It is also preferable to avoid reading it during the recovery stages of psychological trauma, disorders, or toxic relationships, and those with sensitive feelings and those who focus on the smallest details. Disclaimer: The author is not responsible for any psychological setback that may occur to the reader after reading it. Thank you for your understanding. As I promised you every year with a literary work that narrates and describes some of what happens in reality, realism is a mixture of black and white, happiness and sadness, despair and hope, love and hate, meeting and separation, striving and disappointments of arrival and shattering dreams. I dedicate to you the twelfth work in my series of literary works that began with A Dose of Nicotine and continued with All Roads Do Not Lead to Rome and Misery Will Never End, and in between and after them are works written about you and for you.