Lay'lā Lay'lā: Persian 1400

The story of this novel is a narrative of David Kern's life; A twenty-three-year-old young man and a restaurant waiter who is in love with a girl named Mari who ironically ignores him. David found a typewriter copy of a book in the drawer of the old honey table and he likes it. He decides to give Marie the typed text to impress her as a writer. He succeeds in this and Marie becomes interested in him. David then secretly sends the typewriter copy of the novel to a publisher in Frankfurt and the novel is published, which begins a successful life for David as a writer, but the constant fear of plagiarism that he has committed makes him nervous until one day when he is signing the book for fans, he finds a man who claims to be the real author of the novel.