The presentThe day Marco would have to speak to the girls and communicate his decision to move in with Anna was drawing nearer. He wasn’t sure whether he should talk to Matilde or to the girls first, given his fear that his wife would react by trying to keep his daughters from him. He thought that in the following weeks he’d be needing all of Anna’s support.
One morning, around ten o’clock, Anna came in Marco’s room, as he lay sleeping. Sitting on the chair next to his bed she murmured:
- Get well soon, my love!
That morning she had wonderful news for him: thanks to her friend she’s found a great deal on an apartment in the center of Conegliano!
Although she was slowly flipping through the pages of a fashion magazine, waiting for Marco to awaken, her mind was elsewhere; she was thinkin
