A new novel by Amira Ghanem, perhaps a continuation of a method or project inspired by history, which began with "Nazlat Dar al-Akbar", then "Trab Sakhoune". In her latest novel, she explores the life journey of the late Wassila Bourguiba, from her childhood to her final meeting with the beloved leader Bourguiba in his final exile at Dar al-Wali in Monastir, or in his final prison after the medical coup on the dawn of November 7, 1987, at the hands of General Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, which made her live a double fear when she heard the news of the coup, saying:

When the news reached me, while I was alone in my apartment in Paris on the dawn of November 7, conflicting emotions overwhelmed me. I felt anguish for the fallen Sheikh over the bitter days awaiting him, and relief that he had jumped with a parachute just before the plane crashed. My emotions were so mixed that I did not know whether to grieve.