And only then does he see the shadow rising up behind her.
“And so will I,” says Ove. “And I will,” says Parvaneh.
“And me!” say Patrick, Jimmy, Anders, Adrian, and Mirsad with a single voice
as they push their way into the doorway until they’re falling over each other.
The man in the white shirt stops. His eyes narrow into slits.
Suddenly a woman wearing beat-up jeans and a slightly too big green windbreaker turns up at his side with a voice recorder in her hand.
“I’m from the local newspaper,” Lena announces, “and I’d like to ask you a few questions.”
The man in the white shirt looks at her for a long time. Then he turns his gaze on Ove.
The two men stare at one another in silence. Lena, the journalist, produces a pile of papers from her bag.
She presses this into the man’s arms. “These are all the patients you and your section have been in charge of in recent years.
All the people like Rune who have been taken into care and put in homes against their own and their families’ wishes.
All the irregularities that have taken place at geriatric residential care where you have been in charge of the placements.
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