Anasheed Al-Matar

a young man who returns to his homeland after years living abroad in America. Divided between the cities of Damascus and Qamishli, the series charts Rami's disorienting journey of rediscovery as he finds that virtually everything has changed in his absence — the places, the people, and the social fabric he once knew. Caught between the person he has become and the homeland that has moved on without him, Rami faces profound questions about identity, belonging, and where home truly lies. A deeply human story about exile, return, and the Syria caught between memory and transformation

Rabie is a novelist, the publishing house assigns him to write a novel, but he does not find his subject in Damascus, so he travels to his village and gets to know Salwa, which helps him write the novel with its simplicity.

In a social framework, the story of the series revolves where the girl Laila loses confidence in every man she is associated with; as a result of her father's departure when she was young, a television drama that discusses many social issues through a romantic story of Laila.