And that’s when Parvaneh started raging about how she’d be quite happy to pay up. As if that was the important part of the discussion.
Women don’t seem to get principles. He hears the seven-year-old complaining in front of him that her clothes are smelling of exhaust.
Even though they kept the Saab’s windows rolled down all the way, it wasn’t possible to get rid of the stench.
Their mother had asked Ove what he’d really been doing in the garage,
but Ove had just answered with a sound more or less like when you try to move a bathtub by dragging it across some tiles.
Of course, for the three-year-old it was the greatest adventure of her life
to be able to drive along in a car with all its windows down although it was below freezing outside.
The seven-year-old, on the other hand, had burrowed her face into her scarf and vented a good deal more skepticism.
She’d been irritated about slipping around with her bottom on the sheets of newspaper
Ove had spread across the seat to stop them “filthifying things.”
Ove had also spread newspaper on the front seat, but her mother snatched it away before she sat down.
Ove had looked more than advisably displeased about this, but managed not to say anything.
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