Page 49 - Fanget I Tiden oversættelse - caught in time (komplet)-converted

music properly. Except at dinnertime when simple tunes played, which she

gladly enjoyed.
The shelf, that the radio was on top of, he built himself. It was strategically

located right at the doorway to the living room, so they could hear music in both

rooms. Well, in the whole apartment.
The letter was still unopened on the kitchen table. He got angry when Trudie

again asked him what’s in the letter. Something kept him from opening it.

Quietly he scrolled in the newspaper from the day before.
"Turn off the light. I can easily read."

As if the day wouldn’t really start, the light remained pale. But there was just
enough light that he could read the newspaper when he used his magnifying

glass. Money wasn’t like the old days.

Trudie observed him eating a piece of toasted white bread. He should have got
used to the attention. At first she got up and did her morning routine, making her

look nice, then she ate something that he had abandoned long ago, to find out

what it was, then she browned the bread for him and made miserable coffee.
No matter how many times he pointed it out, the coffee didn’t get better.

Eventually, he gave up and drank the shit she served. He never thought about
brewing the coffee himself.

Trudie’s body was gradually slumping, and he interpreted her gaze as a mixture

of resentment and self-pity. Sometimes he wondered if she dressed in the same
boring large-flowered dresses to just get more sympathy and seem even more

helpless.

The Nazi takeover in Germany had been a disaster for him. It had not been long
before he was ordered, politely though, to rearrange the strategy for his

exhibition.

For more than 20 years, he worked hard to build a combined gallery and
museum that stood out. A place named after his last name, where the Berliners

knew that they could always find the latest art and capture the latest waves of

architecture.
Gallery-Museum Hinterglau was centrally located in the middle of Berlin and was

part of the city's museum lake near the Spree River. As a neighbor, Uno had some