Summary

Mirsad and Samir find an old-fashioned stove and bring it to and install it in Zora’s flat. He tells her he will come to visit, and she is happy about the prospect of having companionship. Because of the stove, Zora can now cook again at home. She makes it to her mom’s flat one day and there is a woman in there nursing one child who also has two other children. In the hallway, Mirsad talks to the woman’s husband, and Zora learns that they became a refugee family when Serbs moved into their home and raped and tortured them. They have been living in abandoned flats ever since. Zora tells them that they can stay as long as they give the flat back after the war.

Only about one third of Zora’s flat is being used because the...