Zajednicki stan Page #4

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- I thought so too,

and later I'm thinking, maybe poem is

good, but brother does not understand it.

How can it be, you wrote it

and you don't understand it? - Never mind,

maybe Pepi the writer has

overcome Pepika the reader.

I'll send it to editorial staff of

some newspapers and they'll know it.

Yes, that would be the best.

- Good morning. - Good morning.

What is it? - No one's there. - Thank god.

Dangerous woman, I almost got killed.

You too? - I only waited to

strike me with an axe.

You didn't declare love to her didn't you?

- Love? What love?

I mean, why she attacked you?

- Because I moved in trough

the window. Old hag,

to attack me, all weak.

Don't...

- Don't be scared while we're here.

Mia, can I put my wood case

in your room?

Makes my room look ugly, and it

doesn't bother anyone here. - Sure, why not?

Mia and I will do it, so you

don't get disturbed. - Come on.

Is it this one with cat on

top of it? - Yes, it is.

There you go...

- Thanks for an apple aunt Pola.

Now will aunt Pola

to get you a cup of coffee.

You know when you read my

tea leaves last time?

You guessed everything. - Brother

is never wrong.

I'll go and make coffee.

- Sure.

Pepi, this is a warehouse, not a room.

I'm bad luck.

I should look at blue print

when I was moving in,

but no, I choose this room.

And while I realized that this is

passing room, others have already

took the other ones. - You did good.

Passing room, but still a room.

What about me? I came first, choose first

moved in first! And it turns out that it's

not a room, it's bathroom.

I have to move out tomorrow,

they want to put bathtub in.

What are you going to do?

- I have a plan.

What are you doing?!

No one's there.

Mailman came yesterday and

brought a postcard for aunt Pola.

I read it...

- You kept it? - Yes.

That doesn't make sense.

- Who seas it does? Listen to this.

Dear aunt. I've got your letter

and I'm thrilled because you

to save that girl room

for me.

I'll be there in 2 or 3 days.

Be careful that someone doesn't move in.

With love, Lila. - Lula?

Where did it came from? - From Kovin.

Pepi, Lula is my ex-girlfriend!

She's after me for a year and a half.

She'll ruin everything with Ljubica.

- Maybe it's someone else.

Its not, I recognizes her handwriting.

- What's her last name?

Her last name is variability

- How's that? - Easy.

She changes it often, she got married

and divorced 2 times in past year.

What's the matter? - What's her fathers name? - Duan. - Mothers? - Lena.

From Kovin? - No, man,

from Kruevac. She went to see

her cousin in Kovin.

- Here's coffee.

Here's coffee. - Here's coffee...

Sit over there. - Take it. - Thank you.

Please.

Aunt Polo, If you please.

Mia, here.

- Thank you.

Take it, Pepi.

So, how are you aunt Polo?

- My rheumatism is troubling me

for three days. It's no wonder, they

didn't put doors or windows

so it's draft.

- Draft, I have pains in my...

My left side.

- You too? - But just for a little while.

I'm moving tomorrow. - Where to?

- I've got a room. First class room,

steam heating and bathroom upstairs.

- Well, I'm glad.

How can you live in a bathroom?

It's cold and all the time someone

is going in. I'm so glad that

you got a room. When are you moving?

Tomorrow. - Who's going to read my

tea leaves then? - What can I do...

Let me read it one more time

to say goodbye.

Please, the cup is so nice.

Aunt Polo, something is

wrong with you for three days.

I'm telling you he's guessing everything.

- You had some big argument shortly before.

- I was arguing with Mrs. Nata,

and already it's in the cup.

- Jao! - What's wrong?

Aunt Pola, residential control

on your door step. - Poor me.

Something about girls room.

Because it's empty.

They'll move someone else in

and you'll pay a fine. - A fine?

How much? - How much?

- Let me see.

1, 2, 3, 4, 5...

And two of 500. 10 thousand.

- Jao, poor me.

But that's not an empty room.

My cousin will move in there.

that's right! There she is! Can you see

this vision here? She turned her back

and holding a cat.

- A cat too?

She probably got married. -She didn't.

She's coming day after tomorrow

from Kovin.

- From where? - From Kovin.

What's her name? -Lula.

- Lula Tacieva? - That's right.

And people dare to say that

tea leaves can say everything.

How do you know Lula?

- Lula Tacieva? - Yes.

Duan's daughter? -Yes.

- Mother's name Lena? - Yes. - Blonde?

Dye her hair. - Little of this, little of that?

- Yes. - I saw her here yesterday

with her husband.

- Then that's not her. - How's that?

Lula Tacieva... - She doesn't have husband

she got divorced. - She remarried,

for the third time! - And me not to know

anything about it? I don't know, I swear.

You don't? Here, Mia knows everything.

You know don't you? - Who's that cat

that you saw there?

- That's what I call destiny.

He's nickname is Cat. - Who's?

- Lula's third husband. Mima the Cat.

That guy from Mladenovac?

- Yes. - Is that Stojans' son?

Stojans' son, he was with him yesterday.

- Who? -Stojan.

Stojan died two years ago.

- Since... What did you say?

Died two years ago.

You don't say.

Why he needed that?

Oh, what I'm saying... This is

his stepfather! - His name is also Stojan?

Everyone in the family is named Stojan.

His uncle, his brother his mother-in-law.

Philistines. - And my Lula

doesn't tell me that she got married.

That's because family of this

Mima the Cat is very fancy,

so they don't want that you embarrassed them. - Me to embarrassed them?

- That's what she said.

I to embarrassed them?

Only elite guests were coming

to my house!

Ministers were my guests!

- I'm so annoyed because of that.

And on every third Sunday

Metropolitan himself was guest for lunch.

And I'm just a weak woman now.

- Don't...

Shut up! I have to

Aunt Polo, don't.

People are like that today.

You save a girls room for her,

and she turned her back on you.

She has comfortable apartment

with two bedrooms downtown.

And what should I do with my room?

- You'll pay a fine, someone else will move in...

Poor me, what should I do?

- I we could only find someone

to put him in your room,

then they couldn't touch you.

But who can you find that

can move in an empty room?

Pepi, my boy, you should move in.

- Me? - Yes.

God forbid. -Pepi, please.

- Come on, aunt Pola.

Save my room. - First class room,

steam heating and a bathroom...

I love you like my own mother. - Please...

Ok, give me a list of tenants

and I'll sign in like your subtenant!

Every second is important!

- Right away!

What did I tell you? - What will you do

when Lula moves in?

Never mind. Brother just needs to

get in, it's easy after that.

Isn't this unfair?

- What is it now?

This whole thing with aunt Pola.

- When someone moves in someone elses apartment,

trough the window then it's ok to take

at least girls room. - Wait...

You're moral accomplice here!

I'm taking you as manpower

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