I'd quite forgotten the way we always used to say, 'Why not go and see Momo?'
Well, I will come and see you again, and I'll bring Liliana with me. The day after tomorrow is our day off.
We'll turn up then, all right?“All right,” said Momo, and went on her way,
but not before Nino had presented her with a big bag of apples and oranges.
Sure enough, Nino and Liliana turned up two days later, complete with their baby and a basketful of goodies.
“Just imagine, Momo,” said Liliana, beaming, “Nino went to see Uncle Enrico and the other old men.”
“He apologized to them, one after the other, and asked them to come back.”
Nino smiled, too, and scratched his ear in some embarrassment. “Yes,” he said, “and back they all came.”
I can say goodbye to my plans for the inn, but at least I like the place again.
He chuckled, and Liliana said, “We'll get by, Nino.”
It turned out to be a lovely afternoon, and before leaving they promised to come again soon.
So Momo went the rounds of all her old friends, one by one.
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