ext magazihe way.”
“does this have anything to do with wer?m?” blomkvist said.
vanger smiled. “mikael, i’m eighty years plus. there are thi doing a not fighti, apropos this topic—” he turain. “this type of i would have at least oion.”
“let’s hear it,” berger said.
“mikael blomkvist must resume his position as publisher.”
“no,” blomkvist snapped.
“but yes,” vanger said, equally r?m will have a stroke if we send out a press release saying that the vanger corporation is bag millennium, aime y as publisher. that’s absolutely the clearest signal we d—everyone will uhat it’s not a takeover and that the editorial poli’t d that alone will give the advertisers who are thinking of pullio resider. wer?m isn’t om. he has eoo, and there are pao you that will sider taking space.”
“what the hell was that all about?” blomkvist said as ser pulled the front door shut.
“i think it’s what you ce probes for a business deal,” she said. “you didhat henrik vanger is such a sweetie.”
blomkvist planted himself in front of her. “ricky, you kly what this versation was goi.”
“hey, toy boy. it’s only 3:00, and i want to be properly eained before dinner.”
blomkvist was e he had never maed at erika berger f.
she wore a black dress, a waist-le, and pumps, which she just happeht alole suitcase. she i blomkvist wear a jad tie. he put on his black trrey shirt, dark tie, as they kually on the der’s home, it turhat dirartin vanger were also amos. everyone was weariie except fer.
“the advantage of beiy is that icise what you wear,” he declared. he wore a bow tie and a bran.
berger was in high spirits throughout the dinner.
it was not u room with the fireplad ac oured that the dis took ooalked for almost two hours before they had the outline for a deal oable.
frode would set up a pany to be wholly owned by hehe board would sist of henrik and martin vanger and frode. over a four-year period, this pany would i a sum of mo wap between ine and expenses for millennium. the money would vanger’s persos. iurn, vanger would have a spicuous position on the magazine’s breement would be valid for four years, but it could be terminated by millewo years. but this type of premature terminatioly, singer ly be bought out by repayment of the sum he had ied.
i of vain vanger would replaillennium board for the remaihe peri which the agreement was valid. if martiinue his i beyond this period, he ake that deself wheime came. he seemed amused by the prospect of gettih wer?m, and blomkvist wain what the in was of the animosity betweewo.
martiheir glasses. va of leaning towards blomkvist, and in a low voi that this new arra had soever ohat existed between them. blomkvist e his duties as publisher full-time at the end of the year.
it was also decided that the reanisatioo have the greatest impa the media, should be presehe same day that blomkvist began his prisoen mid-marbining a stroive event with a reanisation r terms, such a clumsy error that it ot but astonish blomkvist’s detrad garimum attention fer’s everyone also saw the logi it—it was a way of indig that the yellow plague flag fluttering over milleorial offices was about to be hauled down; the magazine had backers illihless. the vanger ight be in a crisis, but it was still a promirial firm which could go ohe need arose.
the whole versation was a dis between berger, on one side, and henrik and martihe other. no-one asked blomkvist what he thought.
late that night blomkvist lay with his head resting on erika’s breasts, looking into her eyes.
“how long have you and henrik vanger been disg this arra?”
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