Alex nods in acknowledgement. “Are you not able to work?”
“Doctor says I need to exercise a lot, or I won’t be able to walk. Also, I like to stay fit. I can still do some jobs, odd jobs mainly, but I can’t climb. Things became not good at home. I’m happy here, but Agata, she’s my wife, not happy and feel homesick. She go back to live with her mother in Gdansk.”
“I’m sorry to hear that,” Alex replies.
“It’s okay. Sometimes I go there, or she comes here, but we live separate lives now. I’m used to living alone.”
The preamble over, Alex asks, “We’d like to talk to you about what you’ve seen in the park.”
“It’s like I told you earlier,” Bartosz says, looking at Donny, “youngsters partying at night, eating, drinking and having sex.”
“We’ll need you to go into more detail. First of all, te
