If being heartless is the only way you can get somewhere in life, count me out.”
I warn you: sooner or later I'll pack up and leave you, so suit yourself!”
On that note, she took the baby from Momo - it had started crying again - and flounced out of the kitchen.
Nino said nothing for a long time. He lit a cigarette and twiddled it between his fingers while Momo sat watching him.
“As a matter of fact,” he said eventually, “they were nice old boys - I was fond of them myself.”
“I feel bad about them, Momo, but what else could I do? Times have changed, you see.”
His voice trailed off, and it was a while before he went on. “Maybe Liliana was right all along.”
“Now that the old men don't come here any more, the atmosphere seems strange - cold, somehow.”
I don't even like the place myself. I honestly don't know what to do for the best.
Everyone acts the same way these days, so why should I be the odd man out?He hesitated.
Or do you think I should?Momo gave an almost imperceptible nod.
Nino caught her eye and nodded too. Then they both smiled. “I'm glad you came,” Nino said.
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