1985, Strandja Mountain: my father-in-law, a forest inspector on 42 hectares, opened the old coal furnace during a detour – what he found inside, he krilled all his life.

 

And leave there, in the furnace, the love that has escaped, and the son who may be carrying your gait to a foreign country.

Sometimes people think that the big secrets are about murder, about money, about crime.

And sometimes the biggest secrets are about something much quieter:

for a life you could live but chose not to.

1985, Strandja Mountain: my father-in-law opened the old coal furnace and saw the life he had left to pass. Since then, the forest has been silent.

 

And the box – though it came out of the furnace and stays in our home – still weighs with the same silence.

Whether we will ever interrupt it – this is already our choice.

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