I am told that he is a very sick man, and that his name is on the waiting list for a transplantation. Hence the temporary job, until his operation, whenever that will be.
But it's my wife, he sighs, she is driving me absolutely crazy. She cannot understand that I won't search on the Internet all day and grasp every single possibility there is in the world to get better.
With his eyes on me I nod, not knowing what to say. It would be easy to agree and take his side. Obviously I admire the way he deals with it all, and I have never actually met his wife, but how could I NOT sympathize with her?
sudden thunder
their argument
forgotten
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BeantwoordenVerwijderenDank je wel voor je reactie, Arnold.
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BeantwoordenVerwijderenKlopt, Bouwe. En doordat iedere persoon verschillend is, is ook elke situatie weer anders.
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