The night of strangers

A literary novel that deals with a social story, which was formulated in a romantic style, which is the second part of the writer Carole Mortimer, the novel consists of fourteen chapters. The events of the novel begin in a café, where Fergus sits alone after he finished attending the wedding ceremonies of his cousin, his friend, who is close to the past years. His mood was very bad, and he did not have the slightest desire to dialogue with anyone. But a woman cut off his knife, and despite his attempts to be rude with her to leave him, but the beautiful graceful body and childish face divisions sat in his face before announcing his refusal to share the evening. The last thing he was thinking was accompanied by a woman, but she did not give him the way to telling her that he was driving sleepy sleepiness and exhaustion, and that he should leave him before he completely invaded him. The next day he wakes up the voice of a woman who spoke from behind the door of his room, and he prepared a cup of coffee for him, and he pressed his eyes to close them strongly, influenced by her presence, as he does not mention anything about the last night.