Optional financial support of Deep Stories channel / deeppodcastiran: music by @incompetech_kmac Kevin MacLeod @ScottBuckley under Creative Commons Attribution: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... ________________________________________________________________________________ If the designer of any of the designs used in this video If you know or are a designer yourself, email us to announce your name as a designer. If you own any of the arts that we used in this video, or you know the artist of any of them, please contact us via email to give you the credit. [email protected] Talkhon Samad Behrangi was once a businessman who had seven daughters named: Mah Farang, Mah Sultan, Mah Khurshid, Mah Begum, Mah Moluk and Mah Laqa. The seventh daughter was named Talkhoon, who did not resemble any of the six daughters. They put water in the mouths of the young people with their fleshy bodies. The businessman had arranged a husband for each of their daughters. The husbands lived in the house that the businessman had bought for his daughters. Their husbands were not working either, they just did it at home and went to work for two hours a day. They did not do anything special. They visited the businessman's room and took care of his account book and books. They spent the rest of the day with their wives at home and had fun. Talchoun, however, was different from the others. It was as if he didn't see anyone, or if he did, he didn't care. He wears normal clothes. He was not pretentious. Her father had not yet been able to marry her. He never asked anything from his father. He accepted whatever his father bought and did not object. If they asked him something, he would give short answers. Khorman used to put his hair on his back and it was as if he knew himself from another land or was waiting for someone or something higher than the surface life. Life was like this until one day there was a big celebration. One day before the celebration, the man gathered his daughters and said to say whatever you want and I will buy for you from the city. Each of the girls acted in the way they knew how and spoiled themselves for their father and asked for something expensive. Until it was the turn of Talkhon. The merchant said to Talkhon, what do you want? There was an unprecedented light in Talkhon's eyes. He said, will you buy whatever I say? The merchant said: Yes. Say whatever you want. Talkhon said: One heart and one liver. He said this and slowly got up and left. The merchant and his daughters were surprised by this request. The businessman went to the city. He went to the market and ordered or prepared all the gifts he wanted for his daughters. Finally, he said, "I'm going to buy liver and heart." He went to the market, which he knew was full of shops selling heart and liver. But to my disbelief, there was no trace of heart and liver sales. All the shops had become mirror shops. They used to sell mirrors that showed one thousand, small one big, ugly one beautiful and falsehood the truth. He thought to himself, I wish Talkhon had asked for one of these mirrors and I could easily buy them for him. Every shop you ask why these heart and liver shops are closed? You will hear the answer above. In short, he searched the entire market, but he did not find any trace of heart and liver selling. After many searches, the businessman leaned against the wall next to a garden and sat down. Suddenly, he heard a voice from inside the garden: - So everything went well and he didn't stop. You can neither buy nor sell. - No, my daughter. It is not like this either. If you look, you will find it. After hearing this, the merchant jumped over the wall of the garden. But he saw that there is only a white rabbit in the garden who is feeding her babies. The businessman, who had never been so helpless and helpless, made his way and went and went. He reached the end of their alley, but he said to himself, what answer should I give to my daughter? He sighed deeply. Suddenly, something mixed with fire and smoke appeared in front of him and a young man appeared in front of him. The merchant said: Who are you? The man said: I am Ah. what do you want The merchant said: Heart and liver. Ah said I have, but on one condition. The merchant said: What condition? Ah said: That you give me the bitters. The businessman said: Accept. right now Ah said: No! I will come and take him whenever I want. The businessman, who did not think that his agreement to the condition would have any consequences, accepted the condition and took the heart and liver and took it home. The businessman entered the house. The girls were waiting for him. When the father came, they all sat around the table and had lunch, and the father divided the gifts among them. Talkhon hadn't asked his father yet if you got heart and liver or not? But his father called him and gave him his heart and liver. Talkhon took heart and left the room. The father