It's not just a narrative work, but a mirror of the memory of the South and a free laugh in a café that harbors nostalgia. Realistic characters, Tozeur's atmosphere, and vibrant dialogue.
On a quiet train journey through Tunisia, Wafa, a law student, and Fares, a literature student, meet by chance. What begins as a silent connection grows into a deep, poetic bond shaped by letters, memories, and shared silences. As their relationship deepens, mysterious links from the past begin to surface—old photographs, overlapping birth dates, and fragments of forgotten stories. Their love becomes a journey through identity, family, and the hidden threads that tie souls together. “Wafa & Fares” is a tender, introspective novel about love, destiny, and the quiet power of what we do not yet know.
