Some lines from my novel, ‘’The Pilot’’
‘’Half past nine in the morning. Get the medicine today. Something more… Madam Gohar, the boy needs much more love and positivity than medicine. He had been in the orphanage when he got ill and was taken to hospital. The boy’s current condition is connected with his emotionally stressful situation and depression. It’s none of my business but I dare to ask why he used to live in the orphanage,’’ Arsen said to Gohar quietly.

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The Pilot is a lyrical, spiritual, and psychological novel that blends realism with symbolism, dreams, and inner monologue.

I am a poetess but I wrote a novel too. The Pilot is a psychological spiritual fantasy romance novel that I wrote with poetic inspiration. Nare is the main character of my novel. I created this character to blend realities with fantasies and realism with symbolism. Nare is my favorite character.

The Pilot is a lyrical, spiritual and psychological novel that blends realism with symbolism, dreams, and inner monologue.

There is something mysterious and mystic. The story is a mix of realistic life events and relationships and something mystical as well.

Some lines from my novel

''Bonjour mademoiselle!'' he greeted her in his own language.
Nare looked at him. She didn't know French well.
''Good morning!'' she replied.
''Do you speak English, monsieur?'' she said to him.
''Yes, I do. My name is Pierre. I am working for Air France. I am a pilot. I still have some time before I start my flight. May I sit at your table?'' he said.
''Do please!'' Nare whispered in her tired voice.
''What's your name?'' he asked her at once.
''Nare,'' she answered, smiling.
The coins were still lying on her table.
Pierre looked at the coins and said, ''Nare, wouldn't you mind if I pay for our coffee? It would be my pleasure.''
''Thank you, monsieur,'' she whispered with a shy smile.
''Do call me Pierre,'' he said.