Memoirs of a blind lawyer;
A bitter story of Muhammad Hadi Jafarpour.
A lawyer and a basic court lawyer, he promised his friends that if he got a good rank in the master's exam, he would get a proper party. Arash knew his friends and assumed they wouldn't have unreasonable expectations of the party. Finally, the party ended at a restaurant with fruit hookah and dinner. But apparently he misidentified two of his friends. Masoud and Arshir, who saw Arash's single-digit rank in the group, decided the time of the celebration and entrusted him with buying a bottle of liquor, snacks and dinner. Despite the opposition of most of the members to such an order, Ardashir and Masoud did not hesitate and insisted that Arash fulfill his promise. Until that day, Arash had never touched alcohol and had no experience buying it. He agreed to give them both the money to buy the bottles, but they refused. Finally, in a thousand disasters, he made the desired arrangement for both of them and to make it convenient for his friends, he asked his family not to be at home on Thursday night to hold the bachelor party. When Avi Arash arrived at my office, with a worried look on his face, he continued: "The story was that Masoud and Ardashir didn't stop drinking. When drunkenness got the better of them, they invited some uninvited guests into their home. "The guests who had just arrived did not present themselves properly when the police arrived and arrested the children and sealed off my house." Continue comments on the Insaf news website.