In the story "My Master's Daughter," Nar-Dos talks about his love for a young woman, as a result of which he becomes a victim of an unfortunate  fate.

Nar-Dos falls in love with a girl, Calie, but due to financial insecurity, that love remains an unfulfilled dream. As a teacher, a young man from a poor and modest class, he is faced with the harsh reality of the social stratification, where many modern families did not want to give a daughter to a lower social class. Driven by love anxiety, he leaves the city to preach his teaching mission in other cities.