Imaginations

Mohsen had placed his bag in a corner and was involuntarily spinning around, carefully observing the walls and doors. He couldn’t believe how much a person could change in just half an hour. To break away from the old buildings and ordinary people down there and rise between the earth and the sky. In any case, he was now in a four-hundred-meter duplex apartment atop a white tower. He was astonished. Watching a naked woman at this height. He said, “Oh! I never thought my future would look like this.” Then he closed his eyes and said, “Do you hear that? There’s no sound up here.” The book *”Khayalat”* written by *Morteza Karbalai Lou* reads as follows: “The building had four floors, with a façade of marble. The woman unlocked the door with a key and went upstairs. She didn’t close the door so that the young man who had lagged behind could come up. That young man was Mohsen. He had just become a university student. For two weeks, he had been searching for a suite in Tehran. Shahla opened the door. She entered and strolled around the hall. Mohsen cautiously entered and ran his hand along the flawless walls. Contrary to what he had expected, it wasn’t a compact suite but rather a fifty-meter apartment. Everywhere, the floors were covered with green square-shaped tiles. The kitchen also had wooden cabinets. Everything sparkled. Mohsen asked, ‘Isn’t it big? I told you I wanted a suite.’ Shahla laughed and raised her eyebrows. ‘You’re not always alone.'” “Mohsen had placed his bag in a corner and was involuntarily spinning around, carefully observing the walls and doors. He couldn’t believe how much a person could change in just half an hour. To break away from the old buildings and ordinary people down there and rise between the earth and the sky.” This book was published by *Qoqnoos Publications*. Mohsen is a student from Tabriz who has just arrived in Tehran. While visiting houses for rent, he meets Shahla, the secretary at the agency. Shahla tells Mohsen that her husband has passed away and that she lives alone with her daughter. Their relationship continues in the empty houses of the agency, although sometimes Mohsen becomes suspicious of the situation.