so in the end he clears his throat loudly and sort of brings his foot down with a quick stamping motion,
in order to remind them of his authority, so to speak.
It doesn’t do much good, of course, but after many more attempts,
Parvaneh gets herself into order enough to manage to say: “Ove’s heart is too big; I think I’m going to die.”
“It’s me who’s bloody dying!” Ove objects. Parvaneh shakes her head and smiles warmly at the doctor.
“Was that all?” The doctor closes his file with resignation. “If he takes his medication we can keep it under control.”
“But it’s difficult to be sure about things like this. He could have a few more months or a few years.”
Parvaneh gives him a dismissive wave. “Oh, don’t concern yourself about that. Ove is quite clearly UTTERLY LOUSY at dying!”
Ove looks quite offended by that. Four days later Ove limps through the snow to his house.
He’s supported on one side by Parvaneh and on the other by Patrick.
One is on crutches and the other knocked up; that’s the support you get, he thinks.
But he doesn’t say it; Parvaneh just had a tantrum when Ove wouldn’t let her back the Saab down between the houses a few minutes ago.
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