She talked a lot, and read me passages from the book of dreams. I did not understand the connection between the presence of the same book from which Zarqa reads with her here. Does the book contain a secret that only those who live on the train know? Despite the stories she told me, saying they were about my relationship with her, I did not regain my memory to verify the truth of what she was saying." *** In this novel, Ibrahim Farghaly places us, as usual, between two worlds that seem completely far apart, through the narrator, who is running to catch a train. Then he suddenly loses his memory, and does not know where he came from and where he is going. Then he is surprised that the train is empty of passengers except for an eccentric woman who tells him that she is reading so that the train does not stop. In a strange atmosphere filled with mystery, he seeks to explore the strange world of the train, and at the height of despair the reader tells him what it is. She tells him that it is his story, and he finds himself witnessing an exodus from the south to the north, whose hero is a boy who emerged from a cemetery alive to begin a journey to escape his past. What brings these two strange, distant paths together? This exciting novel raises questions that it answers brilliantly.