A Father's Dream

The book talks about a rural girl whose world revolves around her father and carrying out his orders in everything related to her education and studies. Her father raised her in a different way from girls of her generation, which made the girl face difficulty in forming friendships within the school or town. Her mother always complained about her behavior among the townspeople. Despite Marianne's refusal to travel to the city, her father insisted on sending her to study in the city. Upon arriving in the city, Marianne was fascinated by the city and its inhabitants. She excelled at university with her intelligence and achievements, trying to fulfill her father's dream and seeing the pride in his eyes. However, Harry's presence was a nightmare for her; he was the enemy who enjoyed teasing her and creating reasons to stir up trouble with him, indifferent to the punishments he faced due to his stubbornness. He enjoyed his bad reputation among the students, but he did not care, unlike David Bolin, the young man who stood out for his idealism and distinction. He always liked to be a person who was difficult to deal with or reach. Despite everyone's separation at the end of the semester, fate played its role in the events they experienced to talk about when they met again...