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You're leaving?

I have some business to attend to.

Should I buy these traditional clothes?

I don't know, buy them if you like them.

Should I try them on to see how they fit?

I'm going to the bank.

And your headache?

I am very busy today.

Will you be late?

I don't know, don't wait for me.

I love you and I want you, come to me.

Good morning.

Good morning.

Would you like to eat here?

If you want to.

Then I will lay the table.

Fine.

Good afternoon Ika.

Oh... good afternoon.

What are you doing?

I'm admiring your beautiful garden and...

... the grass, is like, a carpet.

It is...

And I'm often on it...

Reading.

You see, I'm reading too.

And what are you reading?

Well, Ban...

Bankruptcy law.

I mean... that's the only exam left for me to pass.

Would you like me to help you?

Ika, son!

I am sorry... my mother is looking for me.

When I leave the house...

Come after me...

... to meet.

LJ. T.

Tonight is the Circle of Serbian Sisters.

We should go.

Fine.

If you like parties, I don't care really.

I don't like parties.

I am a serious man.

And you could be happy now.

But you choose to suffer instead.

And why would I suffer?

Radmilo, what is wrong with you?

Nothing.

It's not true.

It's nothing.

Something is bothering you.

And why are you running away?

I'm not running away.

I want to wash my hands.

Let me go!

I'm leaving.

All right.

Good afternoon Mrs.

Good afternoon Ika.

You have an arrangement?

What do you mean?

No, no, no, I don't.

And, where's your guest?

Ah, well, she left.

Somebody will be sad.

You?

No, not me, god forbid.

I want to say, Yanko, Yanko has fallen in love with her.

Is he?

Yes.

You're going somewhere?

Yes, for a walk.

And you?

I forgot my wallet.

Well since you didn't invite me to go with you, I will go alone.

It's funny that you came back, since she had gone to meet with you.

Who?

Ms Margita.

Do you want to come with me?

I can't.

Do you love me?

Tonight is the Circle of Serbian Sisters, be ready.

My mom promised me to go to the party this year, and now I can't go again, because of the graduation.

I don't want to go.

Well, you...

Oh neighbour, good evening!

Good evening.

How's it going?

Fine.

Is there a party?

Yes.

Have a nice evening. - You too.

This is my wedding dress.

Do you recognize it?

I do, I do recognize it.

Mister Tomich.

You two always look great.

And your wife is... beautiful.

Your dress is lovely! Is that the wedding one?

It is, thanks!

Our sons are taking us to the party.

Well, see you at the party.

See you.

Have a nice evening!

You are handsome tonight.

You find me to be handsome?

You are handsome.

You're just not cuddly.

Why is that a problem to you?

Oh, the sight of you two immediately makes me happy.

You're such a nice pair.

Have you received enough gifts for the lottery?

Yes, yes, our women and girls were very diligent.

And your needlework, daughter-in-law, it's more than wonderful, there are all the gifts.

Margita, come.

Good evening.

All of them did a great job in selling the tickets.

We did, Radmilo bought two tickets from me.

Right, you should have sold at least five tickets to him.

There is Mrs Jovich, I must say hello, excuse me please.

So, are Vera and Voja coming?

Yes.

They're almost here.

Come to meet somebody.

Excuse us.

Good evening mister Ika, how are you?

Good evening Ms Dara, fine, fine.

Fine, Ms Dara.

That's nice.

The lottery has begun.

Ladies and gentlemen, I'm announcing the beginning of the lottery.

Everyone who bought the tickets will be able to win one of our precious gifts.

The first gift is the pillow, embroidered by Ms Dara Petronijevich.

Number... 296.

Congratulations, here you are.

You?

Yes.

I can see that your hopes are really high about this evening.

What do you mean?

It is known, Ms Dara, that this lottery is an advertising place for unmarried ladies

Luckily, your pillow is nice.

Have you bought the tickets?

We bought them from Margita.

Look at how pretty she is tonight.

A young girl, she should be among people - And now the carpet.

She really looks pretty. - Which was made by Ms Savich.

Number... 191.

Next is the manicure equipment.

A gift by the merchant Andjelkovich.

Number...

244.

That's my number.

Let's go for a drink.

And now... the needlework "A picnic from the 18th century".

The work by Mrs Ljiljana Tomich.

Number...

352.

Me!

Here you are.

Congratulations.

Lovely.

It will stay in the neighborhood.

I'm so happy.

And now... ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls.

Dance!

I'm going to sit down.

Mrs.

I just wanted to thank you for the lovely picture.

I'll put it in my room.

I'm glad you like it.

You resemble a girl from the picture.

She has your hair and eyes.

Well, it's like that on the templates.

Ika is very jealous that I got the picture.

Is that so?

And... you two brothers really love each other?

Of course.

Ika is very good, he is just sometimes mischievous.

Your mother probably can't wait for you to get married.

Mrs, I'd get married right away, only if I had the girl... like you.

Would you like to dance?

Why not?

I'm jealous of Milan.

There's no need for that.

The picture is in your house so you will be able to look at the marquises from the 18th century as much as you want to.

Yes.

That's the 18th century, and I'd rather have one marquise from the 20th century.

And what's that marquise of yours like?

She has dark hair.

Lovely, dark eyes and...

... pretty mouth.

Your Radmilo is a happy man.

He is.

He deserves to be happy.

Why are you torturing me?

How am I doing that?

You've been coming to my dreams for nights.

I'm sorry, I must sit down.

Are we going to dance now?

After everyone, is my turn now?

Please.

Why aren't you dancing with Ika?

Is everything okay between him and you?

Radmilo please.

They're such a nice couple.

You're really a good dancer.

Thanks.

Ljiljana I can't but admire you.

So many suitors at one place.

It's funny you didn't invite Momchilo too to join us.

You're enough for me.

Do you love me?

I hate you.

It's better than being indifferent.

Will we go to the garden?

Let's go.

You see it's better out here.

Sit with us.

What's wrong?

Ljiljana, can you see the gentleman sitting at the table, right?

The one in the middle?

I see.

Do you like him?

You're doing it again.

I tell you again, I won't do it.

And who's the gentleman?

Just tell me if you like him.

I don't know.

He's interesting.

You see.

I won't get married to the widower, I don't love him, the end.

Well is there anyone you love?

There isn't, but I don't want him either.

Radmilo, say, what advice would you give her?

It's her business.

Margita knows what is best for her.

I don't want to lie anyone and to marry someone I don't love.

Nicely said.

That could only hurt both parties.

Yes, but a young woman can make a mistake, right?

I believe I'm right, you should get married only because of love.

A weird girl.

She is really lovely, but also very stubborn.

Don't, Voja.

Goodbye.

Margita.

You know that she is sensitive!

How are you today, Mrs?

I have a headache, Yulia.

I brought you a breakfast here.

Thanks.

Do you know that you got me worried?

You've spent two days in bed, I think you should pay a visit to the doctor.

I'll be better Yulia, don't worry.

Anyway... has Radmilo said anything, maybe?

Yes.

To have breakfast without him.

I don't see him anymore.

He leaves before I awake and comes back after I fall asleep.

Well, he will come earlier today..

Really?

He said he would?

No.

But I know.

Come on, eat.

Is Mrs here?

She's in her room, she doesn't feel good.

Well mister Radmilo said that he had gone to the village and that he won't be back until 10.

All right, I will tell her.

Fine.

Thank you.

Goodbye.

What are you doing here, Ika?

Nothing, studying.

Anyway, what do you say, your boss won't be home until 10?

Yes, yes, at least until 10.

You should behave yourself.

Don't you worry.

Come on.

Mister has said...

I know, Yulia, I heard.

I'm going to visit aunt Stana.

Breakfast?

You didn't touch it.

I can't, I'm not hungry.

It'd be better if I went for a walk.

Right, you will feel better.

Will you please pack some cookies for auntie?

Of course, I'm going.

Thanks Yulia.

Good afternoon.

Good afternoon Mrs, aunt Stana is not at home but you should come in and sit.

No, Mika, thanks, I'm going to take a walk through the park then.

How are you, how's French going?

I have a strong C.

You see, it will have been turned into a B until the end of the year, right?

I'm content with a C.

Nothing, then say hello to Dushan, here are the cookies and please tell aunt Stana that I passed by.

I will Mrs.

Goodbye.

Ah mister, you're early.

Mrs Ljiljana is not at home.

She isn't?

And where is she, did she say?

Well she went to visit aunt Stana, you know that she loves her like a real aunt.

Yes, yes...

I'm going there too.

Fine, goodbye.

Good afternoon, pretty lady.

Hello Nada.

Good afternoon.

Nada, see what I've got for you.

Here you are.

Thanks.

You are always like some fairy godmother, Mrs.

Bye Nada.

Have a nice day.

Mika.

Is Ljiljana here?

No, she just went, you can find her in the park.

Bye.

I will tell aunt Stana that you...

You're here.

Yes.

Where have you been?

Well, I went to visit aunt Stana.

And what does she say?

Nothing, because she wasn't at home.

You were there too?

Yes.

I was looking for you.

Well I went for a walk through the park.

And?

Is the park nice?

Do you know what they call it?

A thousand kisses park.

Because of all those love couples who meet there.

You didn't know that?

Okay, it's clear what you are trying to say.

I didn't, Radmilo, go there to meet with Ika.

I didn't.

I went for a walk and he accidentally showed up and came to me.

That's it.

God you are such a bad liar.

Radmilo.

Please.

Didn't you just want me to love you?

And now I do.

How to convince you?

Don't.

I'm going.

You be ready tomorrow, pack yourself.

When I return from work I'm taking you to the station.

You're going home.

To Belgrade.

You're still thinking about him?

Not him, the graduation.

Are you sure?

Yes, what's wrong with you?

Ok, it's better that way.

They love each other very much.

I'm not really sure about that.

So you're still fantasizing?

It doesn't matter.

Just wait for the graduation to be over, we will pass, you will see.

I'm just afraid of leaving for Belgrade, I don't know anyone there.

Well you will meet.

And I will visit you.

You will come?

Yes.

Pera.

I'm going to the court.

I won't come back so when you finish, you're free to leave.

All right, mister.

Mister Radmilo!

Mister Radmilo!

You forgot the file.

I did?

Yes, you did.

Is everything all right mister?

I beg your pardon?

Is everything all right?

You know what, Pera?

It will be.

It will be.

Well Mrs Ljilja, I hope your mom will be better.

She will be, Yulia.

Take care of Radmilo.

I will.

You will take care of him.

You won't stay there forever.

Goodbye.

Good evening.

Good evening, help yourself.

Give me 100g of... whatever.

Vanilice? (Serbian vannila sweets)

Yes.

Actually no.

No, give me 100g of those.

The small ones?

Yes.

Or not, give me those next to them.

The sour ones?

Are you sure, mister?

Well I'm not.

Well ladies buy them all the time.

They do?

Yes.

Then give me them.

200g.

Actually 300g.

300.

Keep the change.

Thanks, goodbye.

Huh... he is somehow... depressed.

He leaves in the morning.

Comes back late in the night.

And she doesn't even leave the house anymore.

You could have got married three times, daughter, while you've been waiting for him.

So what?

Fine.

Wait and see.

Ah mister, I heard the gate.

Mrs got a telegram that her mother got sick, did she find you in the office?

Yes, yes, she did, she did.

I'm going to prepare dinner.

And yes, she left a letter for you, just in case she doesn't find you.

I know, I know, and where is the letter?

On your table.

Will you please take this...

Forgive me for all the suffering I caused you.

Even though my suffering is now bigger than yours.

Just like my love is stronger than yours.

We won't see each other again.

Goodbye.

The end of the 8th episode