“Taking it a bit easy,” they said to him. A lot of thirty-one-year-old show-offs working with computers and refusing to drink normal coffee.
An entire society where no one knows how to back up with a trailer.
Then they come telling him he’s not needed anymore. Is that reasonable?
Ove goes down to the living room and turns on the TV.
He doesn’t watch the programs, but it’s not like he can just spend his evenings sitting there by himself like a moron, staring at the walls.
He gets out the foreign food from the fridge and eats it with a fork, straight out of the plastic container.
It’s Tuesday night and he’s canceled his newspaper subscription, switched off the radiators, and turned out all the lights.
And tomorrow he’s putting up that hook.
A MAN CALLED OVE DOES NOT PAY A THREE-KRONOR SURCHARGE
Ove gives her the plants. Two of them. Of course, there weren’t supposed to be two of them.
But somewhere along the line there has to be a limit.
It was a question of principle, Ove explains to her. That’s why he got two flowers in the end.
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