The hero begins at the beginning of the novel by saying that many of us find ourselves in a situation that has nothing to do with him, that he did not ask for or seek, but he is a person, as he describes himself, who is always looking for problems and troubles, who loves to open the gates of hell upon himself, and he is in all his joy and pride. A person enjoys his life when the sound of his heartbeats becomes like the drums of death. He has become accustomed to that, and there has become harmony and reconciliation between him and this kind of life, but not every time things are handed over, nor every time what is opened will be able to be closed. This is (Nader Fouda) ), a journalist in the newspaper "Aqma Al-Hadath", the section on the supernatural, the journalist who, even if he was absent for a long time, returned with what he deserved to return for.
The writer tells us that one time he was talking with his friend "Hani" who traveled to the United Arab Emirates, and he was talking to him through calling applications, and suddenly he started receiving messages continuously from a user named "Lotus Flower". She came asking for help, and started telling him about her story, where Her parents separated and she suffers from severe depression, as her father is cheating on her mother. The neighbor, "Hikmat," intervenes, saying that she will take the mother to a sheikh called "Gibran Al-Arabi," who will be able to return her husband to him. The mother begins to be absent for long periods of time outside the house, and the girl thinks that she is going to Sheikh Gibran, but she discovers that her mother stays with the neighbor, Hikmat, all the time. She comes back unbalanced and tired, then falls asleep. The mother's visits to the neighbor Hikmat were frequent, but the surprise was one day when the girl woke up to see her mother sitting in a plastic dish filled with blood, pouring some of it on her head, putting her husband's clothes in it and stepping on them, repeating sentences related to the jinn, and blood began to come out of the dish. So what happens? What does the neighbor Hikmet have to do with all this? What is the end of the story? .
