“When she approached me to shake hands before the symposium began, I examined her closely. She became agitated and lowered her gaze out of shyness. Then I realized the huge difference between the photos I scatter on Facebook day and night, and the real me greeting or receiving greetings from me… She looked beautiful, radiant, elegant, and glowing on my Facebook mobile screen… assuming poses that would tempt a hasty groom, while here in the exhibition halls she appears to me as an ordinary girl, devoid of glamour, deprived of radiance, drowning in a sea of ​​crude makeup.”
"Nabil" is a famous divorced writer approaching sixty. His apartment catches fire while he's home alone. His fear of loneliness drives him to marry "Nisma", a forty-year-old virgin who is selfish and addicted to tranquilizers.
Novelist Nasser Iraq takes us on a journey through the eyes of his two protagonists, raising many questions in the reader's imagination. How can two different worlds intersect in a relationship that began with a marriage proposal on Facebook, without ever seeing each other face to face?