The Forgiveness of Blood Page #4

Until your father comes back.

When is that going to be?

Always put the chain on this side

so you don't hurt him.

ry it.

No, the way l told you.

Like this.

And always on the fourth link.

Understand?

Yes.

You have to tie this here.

Twice.

Tight. Understand?

Show me.

Don't be so nervous.

He's not going to do anything.

Good.

Tight.

Again, tight. Good.

Shh! Klinsmann.

Rudina.

Nik.

What?

- l'm hungry.

- Ask Bora.

- l don't know what to make.

- Whatever Rudina makes.

- l'm hungry!

- Enough!

Rudina...

l already got my bread.

From who?

Kristjan Lukaj.

He's been bringing it from Shkodra.

But you always get it from us.

What can l tell you?

l can't buy bread l don't need.

Can't you just buy

your usual order?

What would l do with it?

What about tomorrow?

Tomorrow...

get here before Kristjan

and l'll take your bread.

Okay?

Rudina.

Wait a moment.

l have to get going.

Take this.

Thank you.

No, Klinsmann. Not here.

Let's go.

How am l supposed to kill him?

You have to be faster.

l'm trying, but he's too fast.

You shouldn't play

if you don't know how.

You think you're

the only one who can play?

l know how to play.

Go, Bora.

Hey.

What's up?

What's this?

What have you done here?

Some modifications.

Check it out.

This is new?

What did you do?

lt's crooked!

You got the shocks.

What do you think?

Where'd you get the money?

Enough, enough.

Over here.

l can't go out there.

What's happening?

There was a party at Klodi's.

- How was it?

- Good. We had fun.

- What was it for?

- His 1 8th birthday.

The whole class went.

- Everyone?

The whole senior class.

Everyone?

Yeah.

Did you get drunk?

Yeah, what do you think?

- Was Bardha there?

- She was there.

But Klodi, l don't know --

Why? What happened?

We were all dancing,

and he kept making her laugh.

Klodi? Are you kidding?

l'm just saying.

You better do something.

Write some love poems

or something.

What do you do all day?

Think.

lf you keep sitting on your ass,

you'll end up

looking like my uncle.

You all right?

l'm fine.

At first l couldn't believe

it was true, but now --

They'll figure

something out eventually.

Yeah,

but how long is eventually?

You remember that kid

in fourth grade

who had to stay in isolation?

Jetmir Malaj.

He was stuck in his house

for, like, six years.

Yeah, but they got some mediator,

and they settled it.

Eventually they always mediate.

All they do is sit

and talk about the Kanun.

Ndue Binaku's cousin asked me

to deliver lime to his new house.

- And you did it?

- Yeah.

- How much did he pay you?

- Three thousand.

You shouldn't do something

like that for less than 5,000.

l was already going

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