The cynic state of the party philosopher | Novel

A Libyan diplomat envoy to work at his country's embassy in Romania meets with Professor Florian Popescu, the philosopher of the Romanian Communist Party and the one who has the highest say in it, after its General Secretary, Mr. Ceausescu, during their recovery period at the famous "Ana Aslan" resort outside the capital, Bucharest. The diplomat discovers that the philosopher of the Romanian Communist Party suffers from a nervous condition after losing a dear dog that he loved and trusted in return; He did not find a way to express his deep sadness, except to identify with the world of dogs, as if he had become one of them. However, the party concealed the reason for his presence in this international resort and spread rumors that he was here simply to recuperate and prepare for his new book. Has the party’s philosopher really suffered from a mental disorder, or is he hiding a more sensitive and dangerous secret?