A Late Divorce [antikvár]

SUNDAY Benjy knew it when Da Muddy died. He cried. He smell hit. He smell hit. Willam Faulkner Grandpa really has come I thought it's raining outside it wasn't a dream I remembered how they woke me and showed me to him because they promised me they would as soon as he came from the airplane even if I was sleeping that's why I agreed to go to bed. At first I heard them argue in the dark because dad didn't want them turning on the light but mom said I promised and dad said so what he'll have plenty of time to see him. But mom insisted just for a second come see him father he's done nothing but wait and ask about you for the last three days. Which wasn't even so. And the light went on but I couldn't open my eyes because it hurt and I heard a hoarse new voice it was grandpa's I don't believe that's really Gaddi why I still think of him as a baby you're raising a giant here. A giant he called me not fat but dad laughed time hasn't stood still he's not your tribe's he's ours big fat and solid the blanket's hiding him now you'll see him better later the kids in his class call him Boxer he's really a sweetheart the pain shot through my heart again. How could he? Why? Shh Kedmi shh whispered mom the child's up already she patted my head and tried sitting me up but she was too late she always is grandpa already had heard. Who told dad? He knows everything. If