He called lawyers and the tax authorities to put a stop to the renting of the house,
and he intended to persist with it even if he had to take the case “all the bloody way to the Supreme Court,” as he put it to Sonja.
But he never had time to get that idea off the ground.
Late one night he saw Rune walking towards the parking area with his car keys in his hand.
When he came back he had a plastic bag, the contents of which Ove could not determine, in his hand.
And the following day the police came and took away the three young men in handcuffs
and charged them with possession of a large amount of drugs, which, after an anonymous tip- off, had been found in their shed.
Ove and Rune were both standing in the street when it happened. Their eyes met. Ove scratched his chin.
“Me, I wouldn’t even know where to buy narcotics in this town,” said Ove thoughtfully.
“On the street behind the train station,” said Rune with his hands in his pockets. “At least, that’s what I’ve heard,” he added with a grin.
Ove nodded. They stood smiling there in the silence for a long time.
“Car running well?” asked Ove eventually. “Like a Swiss watch.” Rune smiled.
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