“How am I going to find the money if I turn this place into a home for doddering old down-and-outs?”
“Why should I go easy on other people? No one goes easy on me.”
Liliana banged a saucepan down on the stove so hard that the lid rattled.
“Let me remind you of something,” she said, putting her hands on her mountainous hips.
“One of those doddering old down-and-outs, as you call them, is my Uncle Enrico, and I won't have you insulting my relations.”
“Enrico's a decent, respectable man, even if he doesn't have much money to splash around, like those well-heeled customers you've set your heart on.”
“But Enrico's free to come here any time,” Nino said with a lordly gesture.
“I told him he could stay if he wanted, but he wouldn't.” “Without his cronies? Of course he wouldn't!”
What did you expect him to do, sit in a corner by himself?” “That settles it, then,” Nino shouted.
In any case, I've no intention of ending my days as a small-time innkeeper just for your Uncle Enrico's benefit.”
I want to get somewhere in life. Is that such a crime? I aim to make a success of this place, and not just for my own sake.”
I'm thinking of you and the baby as well, Liliana, don't you understand?” “No, I don't,” Liliana said sharply.
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