Valka! Stop creating poverty - 34

Finally Borya went home.

• 'I'll go, it's a long way to the station, but I don't know the schedule, I'll write to the ticket office. I'll come and help you tomorrow, it's enough to row here until next Easter," he grinned.
• Boris, you should at least eat something and drink kefir. I've been hungry all day, I haven't eaten since breakfast," Valyusha worried.

• Really, let's eat, I'll walk you out.
  "Do you think I'm a woman?" she patted her son-in-law on the shoulder. Besides, you haven't decided where you're going to sleep yet." He looked into the room. - Come with me, we'll spend the night here, and tomorrow morning we'll go to ....... Can you take the rest of your stuff with you?
• No, Boris. I have to go to work on Monday, so I'll have to come home early, I won't be able to manage in one day. I'd rather take two days to settle in. Thank you, thank you, Galya, I'll pick up my things on the weekend, it's good that you don't live far away.

— well... I told you, not far... Boris scratched his head and left. Victor walked him to the door.
Until late at night, Valya vacuumed dirt, dust and soot from the new house. Victor knocked on the door, broke it down and took what could be useful to the cottage. He put the garbage in a pile and built a fire, which the children enjoyed using in the evening. A neighbor came in the evening. She was already dressed, her hair was blow-dried and smeared with lipstick. The whole house smelled of perfume.

"Today I'm helping my partner at the police station. His grandmother is ill. - He handed me an electric stove with the spiral turned on. Gas is brought here in cylinders once a month. You will be able to use it within the next week, so you can use it now. Come back tomorrow, I'll tell you everything," he said, nodding towards the garden, "and don't listen to them.