How it could have been

The middle of his life, which is described in this novel by C. – A. Rebaf in volume 3, can also be seen as an experimental platform for the concept of 'open marriage'. This was a revolution in the 1990s, but was also described in literature much earlier as a form of marriage. But that too – like life itself – all began before in Africa! Scientifically correct, the external relationships of marriage are described as yin-xy for women and yang-yz for men. Rules are established. A happy state is achieved for a time. But all in all, the ups and downs are reminiscent of a yoyo, which is portrayed and characterized in a biting and merciless manner. In the end, the whole experiment fails. All under the aspect: How it could have been.