Three.. Goran Segedinac

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      “What am I looking at?“ he replied frightened.

      “Look! Through the window!“

      Moonlight illuminated the courtyard, it was clear as day. It was quiet as a cemetery, except for the wheezy breathing of the old woman, and his heart beating in his throat. There was a stunted pear tree in the courtyard, and in the treetop there was Darko. He could see him well, as if it were that day. He had his rifle in his lap, and was watching him quietly.

      “He is dead,“ he said to the old woman. “I killed him.“

      She laughed, and then spit into her fingers and waved her hands.

      “Come here, soldier, come here!“

      Darko jumped to the ground, light as a feather, and then directly to the window. He just went through the wall, and then he was beside the bed. His uniform was tight, his hair coiffed, eyes glazed and set deep in his head. You could barely see them.

      He stood still, looking at him.

      “That’s your soldier. Look at how he’s watching you,“ the old woman said.

      “He’s no longer my soldier. He’s dead.“

      “Nothing is dead, so neither is him. Come on, give him an order.“

      He kept quiet. He’d rather close his eyes and wait for this nightmare to pass, but he was afraid of the old woman.

      “Give him an order!“

      “Back off, soldier!“ he said quietly, and Darko went to the corner immediately.

      Before the war, he believed only in service. After the war, he didn’t doubt the existence of a higher power, but now, he was cursing it. Seeing Anna, he wanted to thank her for the first time. They were acquaintances, once upon a time. And if things haven’t changed, she would still be Sandra’s best friend. She was standing with two other girls in front of the food stand.

      “Anna.“

      A blatant look, and then a smile of recognition.

      “Hey. Hello“

      She gave him her hand, she held a purse in the other. Her friends were looking at her suspiciously. They felt her unpleasantness.

      “How are you?”

      “I’m fine. How are you?” he replied to her.

      “Here I am, went out a little…“

      “You went out. That’s nice.”

      “And you?”

      “Me, too. I am going to bed, you know how it is, when you’re old. “

      Anna laughs and waves her head. A tormenting moment of silence.

      “How’s Sandra doing? Have you seen each other?” he was determined to try, no matter what.

      “We’re seeing each other. She’s fine.”

      “We haven’t spoken in a while.”

      “I know.”

      “I would like to see her.”

      Anna kept quiet. They’re definitely still in a good relationship; he feels that she would tell him a lot of bad things to his face, but good manners are keeping her from doing it.

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