kneing with mikael blomkvist. she had slept with her ba and with his arm tud her breasts.
“listen, it’s ok,” he said. “erika’s married a my girlfrieher now a she does all if you ahing…she’s probably pretty embarrassed herself right now.”
whehe kit a while later, erika had set out coffee, juialade, d toast. it smelled good. cet straight up to her a her hand.
“i was a little abrupt in there. hi.”
“dear cecilia, i’m so s in like a,” said a very embarrassed erika berger.
“fet it, fod’s sake. a’s have breakfast.”
after breakfast berger excused herself ahem alone, saying that she had to go ao vanger. cecilia cleared the table with her baikael. he ut his arms around her.
“what’s going to happen now?” cecilia said.
“nothing. this is the way it is—erika is my best friend. she aogether off and oy years and will probably be, on and off, together for ay. i hope so. but we’ve never been a d we he way of each other’s romances.”
“is that what we have? a romance?”
“i don’t knoe have, but appare along.”
“where’s she goi?”
“we’ll find her a room somewhere. one of henrik’s spare rooms. she won’t be sleeping in my bed, anyway.”
cecilia thought about this for a moment.
“i don’t know if i dle this. you a fun that way, but i don’t know…i’ve never…” she shook her head. “i’m going bay place. i have to think about this for a while.”
“cee earlier and i told you about my relationship with erika. her existe be a surprise to you.”
“that’s true. but as lo a fortable distan sto i ore her.”
cecilia put o.
“this situation is ludicrous,” she said with a smile. “e over fht. brihink i’m going to like her.”
erika had already solved the problem of where to sleep. on previous os when she had beeo visit vaayed in one of his spare rooms, and she asked him straight out if she could borrain. henrik could scarceal his delight, and he assured her that she was wele at any time.
with these formalities out of the way, blomkvist a for a walk acre and sat oerrace of susanne’s bridge café just bef time.
“i’m really pissed er said. “i drive all the here to wele you ba and find you ihe towale.”
“i’m sorry about that.”
“how long have you and miss big tits…” berger waved her index finger.
“from about the time va owner.”
“aha.”
“what do you mean, aha?”
“just curious.”
“cecilia’s a good woman. i like her.”
“i’m n. i’m just pissed off. dy withiheo go o. horison?”
“like aful holiday. hs at the magazine?”
“better. for the first time ihe advertisihe rise. this time last year, but we’ve turhe er. tha the weird thing is that subss are going up too.”
“they tend to fluctuate.”
“by a couple of huhe other. but we’ve picked up three thousa quarter. at first i thought it was just luew subscribers keep ing in. it’s est subsp ever. at the same time, subscribers are rey tly across the board. none of us dersta run any ad s. christer spent a week doing spot what sort of demographic is showing up. first, they’re all brand-new subscribers. sed, 70 per are women. normally it’s the other way around. third, the subscribers be described as middle-ie-collar workers from the suburbs: teachers, middle ma, civil service workers.”
“think it’s the middle-class revolt against big capital?”
“i don’t know. but if this keeps up, it’ll mean a signifit shift in our subscriber profile. we had aorial ce two weeks ago aart ruypes of material in the magazi more arti professional matters associated with tco, the swedish federation of professional employees, and also more iive rep on women’s issues, for instance.”
“dooo mukvist said. “if we’re getting new subscribers the they like what we’re running already.”
cecilia had also invited vao dinner, pos
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