I AM CALLED BLACK-2
ves s made o all t Ulu, I told my fat ion of love. At t time, Black graduated from tauge neig of my fatence ttempting to obtain tronage of teemed Naim Pas according to my fat yet s about aken great pains to as a clerk to begin, complained t doing muco furt very nigo Black and me, my fat s very regard for my moter than we’d supposed.”
I remember my fat my distance from Black and o visit our I explain all of t you’ll dislike my fato you, ions reasonable people immediately sense t love anding ts of t, make a quick end
of it by politely declaring, “t find us suitably matc’s just t is.” But, I’ll my motimes, “At least don’t break t.” Black, y-four, and I of insolence, her’s wishes.
t forgotten ogetime Istanbul, ely out of our affections.
Because y for years, I deemed it appropriate to save ture oken of our co prevent my fater my soldier-ure and getting upset or jealous, I expertly concealed t appear as if someone o t later to be disguised as flourned t picture to oday, maybe to take a dim vie.
o t t, until I felt the evening air.
t care reet ters, Mesrure, t inopportune times o told me t a person never knoly imes I’ll say somettering it t it is of my o no sooner do I arrive at t realization te is true.
I urists my faten invited to t pretend I spied on eac missing, mucunate ” among t impoveris.
I closed tters, left t doo tchen.
“Mot didn’t listen to you,” Oraking of table, S left tche peephole.”