satisfaction

Injustice is darkness on the Day of Resurrection, but what about injustice in this world? Does the oppressed have the right to rise up and take revenge? Does unjust revenge only burn? Or might the oppressed person also fall victim to his revenge? In this novel we see two parallel stories, the story of Reza, a simple girl whose only dreams are limited to marrying the rich, handsome son of the neighbor. And the story of Nancy, a beautiful society woman whose life finally reconciles her by marrying a man who respects and includes her. There is a third story going on in secret. Victims occur, killings occur, and the hands of evil lurking behind the scenes. Who is the oppressor and who is the oppressed in these stories?