Sarah has never forgotten how she met Hussein Kamel, the famous novelist. They met by chance at a publishing house while she was taking her first steps in the world of writing, dreaming of becoming a star at downtown literary gatherings. He watched her for a while before he dared to talk to her. He then followed her everywhere she went, before finally surprising her by asking for her hand in marriage, and she immediately agreed! From the first day of marriage, Sarah voluntarily abandoned her dream of becoming a famous novelist. Perhaps she felt that her husband's status would make the task difficult and the comparisons would be fierce, and certainly not in her favor. So, she became his subordinate, organizing his appointments, choosing his clothes, and summarizing readers' and critics' comments on his works, so he could devote himself to his creativity. Did Sarah make the right choice? Read "Red Nightgown," part of a collection of dramatic thoughts that Nashwa Al-Ghandour has captured from our daily lives, bringing them to your attention here in her first book.