Din's first book was a grand success, bought and read by many people. It received rave reviews. It seemed the printer had overshot the printing target, yet the amount Din received still reflected the 500 figure. Puzzled, he approached the publisher. They are 'proliferating' like rabbits.
Nobody knows where they live and where they operate from.
That way our poor masses may get books cheap. After a cup of tea, the publisher promised to look into the matter and compensate Din after he got hold of the pirates through legal channels. The writer was now getting to the end of his patience. After the 'launching ceremony' of his second book, which Din published himself, and inauguration by his old friend, an influential provincial minister. There a fellow approached him and asked to see him in private.