The shad

The story's events take place in nowhere and in time, even its hero, the violin player whose name is not mentioned, has been telling the story since he was a young child about his relationship with his school and his friends. He grows up in a divided aristocratic family, with a father who loves living in his home and is proud of it, and a domineering mother who suffers from social complexes that make her obsessed with travel. She leaves to live with her sisters residing in Europe. His teacher discovers by chance his talent for playing the violin, and dreams for him of a brilliant future that he strives to achieve in an unstable family climate, and a journey full of emotional situations in which he mixes with very intertwined and intense characters. He tried to continue his father's path in his own way, and tried to explore the truth of those relationships through various points of view. These characters have lives different from his own, and with the sudden developments that occur in all of their lives, situations change, and personalities change from evil to good, from friend to enemy, and from lover to lover. She was a hater, and the revelation of his betrayal by his friend reached its peak, which contributed to transforming his personality, which he struggled not to transform.