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I have bread for you.
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Are you weII?
Thank you. That's kind.
:45:17
You're weIcome.
:45:18
- How are you?
- I'm okay.
:45:20
How is she?
:45:22
Who?
:45:23
You stiII ask who?
:45:25
She's weII.
:45:27
- She's weII?
- Yes.
:45:29
How do you know?
:45:31
My mother went to see her.
:45:35
And?
:45:36
My mother says she's weII.
:45:42
Has she eaten or not?
:45:43
Yesterday evening,
:45:45
she took her a meaI.
:45:48
She didn't touch it.
:45:50
My young uncIe fed her.
:45:55
He's faIIen out with my mother.
:45:57
They don't speak.
:45:59
Why? He wanted to feed her?
:46:02
No. They feII out a Iong time ago.
:46:06
Why is he your ''young uncIe''?
:46:07
- How many do you have?
- Three.
:46:10
- Are the others oIder?
- Yes.
:46:12
Bravo. Where are they?
:46:15
One is in Ahwaz,
the other in Kermanshah
:46:19
and I don't know
where the third one is.
:46:21
Don't they visit their mother?
:46:23
Yesterday evening,
my uncIe toId my mother
:46:28
that his hoIidays were over.
:46:31
But they've faIIen out.
How did he teII her?
:46:34
My uncIe speaks to her
but my mother doesn't repIy.
:46:39
- The others aren't coming?
- No.
:46:41
Yesterday, my uncIe
:46:44
toId my mother
that he has to go back.
:46:48
He's Ieaving then?
:46:50
Yes.
:46:50
What about us?
:46:52
I don't know.
:46:53
I have exams that I have to take.
:46:56
Apart from you,
we don't have anyone here.
:46:59
I don't know. I have exams.