Chapter 8
A real Eureka moment is rare, an earthquake in the mind. The effect that would deprive Eeli of his sleep tonight could then be named as an aftershock.
Patrik and Mia had left them at the bus stop near their apartment building. In the car Eeli had felt like a dog waiting near the front door, eager to get outside, and walk around with his favorite human. If he had had a tail, it would have wagged very hard. He could hardly wait for the elevator door to close behind them. They were finally alone, and Eeli didn’t have to hide his delight anymore, did he? No hyenas of the neighborhood or nosy and teasing friends making them both blush, only him and Leo who was leaning against the wall with his left hand while the right one was pushing the elevator buttons. “Maybe we had better call
