Then he took off his shoes and went in his stockinged feet (despite his cold) to the front attic and down the other stairway,
taking one step at a time to avoid the creaks.
It took him fifteen minutes to negotiate the stairs, but he wound up safely in the office after having entered from the outside.
In the meantime, Bep had gotten rid of van Maaren and come to get Mr. Kugler from the Annex.
But he'd already left and at that moment was still tiptoeing down the stairs.
What must the passersby have thought when they saw the manager putting on his shoes outside? Hey, you there, in the socks! Yours, Anne
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1943
Dearest Kitty, It's Mrs. van Daan's birthday. Other than one ration stamp each for cheese, meat and bread, all she received from us was a jar of jam.
Her husband, Dussel and the office staff gave her nothing but flowers and also food. Such are the times we live in!
Bep had a nervous fit last week because she had so many errands to do. Ten times a day people were sending her out for something,
each time insisting she go right away or go again or that she'd done it all wrong.
And when you think that she has her regular office work to do, that Mr. Kleiman is sick,
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