The Bothersome Man Page #2

That's good.

I hope you didn't leave Anne Britt|for me?

Maybe I did it for me?|It didn't feel right.

Not by Anne Britt or by you.|It felt wrong.

Is something wrong?|I thought you would be happy.

I didn't know|we had that kind of relationship.

- A serious relationship.|- No...

Is there someone else?

- Who?|- Is that important?

- It's Lars Birger down in reception.|- The fat one?

He is just a little big.

And then there's Tom.

He lives in my building.|I don't see him that much.

It's no big deal.

- And then there's Jens.|- I'd rather not know.

I can't criticize you. I was living|with someone else when we met.

So I really can't say anything.

- Are they important to you?|- Who?

- Lars Birger and the others?|- No. But it's nice.

Would you dump them for me?

I could do that.|It's nothing serious.

- Would you do that?|- Yes.

But do you want to?|We could find a place in town.

Would you like to see|the dessert menu?

Do you want to move in with me?

- We could do that.|- But what do you really want?

Am I more important to you|than Lars Birger and the others?

You're very nice.

- And the others?|- They're very nice too.

But who do you prefer?

I think everyone's nice.

But it would be nice|to have a bigger place.

Three rooms,|and maybe a bathtub.

At my place there's only a shower.

Hello?

Hello?

Nordby called and invited us|to the go cart track on Saturday.

- Go cart?|- On Saturday. Do you want to?

Yes, sounds nice.

We met in the men's room.

You complained|that nothing tasted anything.

Nothing tasted any good.

You were quite loud.

Sorry.

You went on and on.|You talked about hot chocolate.

Sorry about that.|I've calmed down now.

- Let me in.|- Could you please leave?

- Let me in.|- Do I have to?

Yes.

I don't want to make any trouble.

Could you please leave now?

You can't tell anyone about this.

I found it a couple of months ago.

- Where does it come from?|- From that hole.

- There's a small light.|- Don't touch anything.

It could collapse.

- You can't tell anyone.|- Of course not.

Everything fine?

You seem a bit uncomfortable.

Too much work?

I miss so many things, Hvard.

The new lamps have arrived.

I miss seeing children.

And hot chocolate. Nice and hot.

I was just thinking about children.

Do you remember|what a baby looks like?

I have to work late tonight.

- Lf that's OK with you.|- Of course.

I'm not sure how late I'll be.|Don't wait up.

OK.

You can't do this.|We'll get caught.

We'll get caught!

You can't be here.

I think I smell something.

- There's something there.|- You have to go. This is mine.

- You have no right to be here.|- What are you going to do about it?

- Did you smell something?|- Yes.

A nice smell?

A nice smell.

- That's enough.|- Right.

The coffee?

- This is better.|- Much better.

Hello.

Hello.

I need to talk to you.

- We had to make certain changes.|- Who's he?

- He's not half as good as you.|- Am I fired?

We don't to look at it like that.|Lots of people change careers.

I know an architect who started|working in a cafe. He was happy.

It's been nice working with you,|Andreas.

- Good luck.|- Thank you.

Come here.

Hello!

Hello?

- What's the matter?|- There's a smell, and we hear things.

It's nothing. There was a leak,|and I had to do some plastering.

There's nothing going on here.|I don't know what you mean.

- We want to join in.|- We have repaired the leak.

- We want to join in.|- You can come later.

I can smell something.

It was just a string of coincidences.|I'm not involved in this.

I suggested we leave it be,|but he wanted to expand.

It wasn't my idea. I like it here.|There's no need to take me as well.

You're free to go.

Most people are happy here,|Andreas.

They think it's a nice city.|They have everything they need.

People are happy.

The majority of people are happy.|And we're proud of that.

Welcome.|The car is over there.

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