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Ontheotherhand,therewasnoquestionofAdvokatBjurangoingunpunished.Sandeeverfotaninjustice,andbynatureshewasanythingbutfiving.

Butherlegalstatuswasdifficult.Foraslongasshecouldreeber,shewasregardedascunningandunjustifiablyviolent.Thefirstreportsinhercasecaefrothefilesoftheschoolnursefroeleentaryschool.Sanderhadbeensenthoebecauseshehitacssateandshovedhiagainstacoatpeganddrewblood.ShestillreeberedhervictiwithannoyanceanoverweightboybythenaeofDavidGustavssonwhousedtoteaseherandthrowthingsather;hewouldgrowuptobeanarchbully.Inthosedaysshedidnotknohattheword“harassent”eant,butwhenshecaetoschoolthenextday,theboyhadthreatenedrevenge.Soshehaddeckedhiwitharightjabfortifiedwithagolfballwhichledtoorebloodshedandanewentryinhercase.

Therulesforsocialinteractioninschoolhadalwaysbaffledher.Sheindedherownbusinessanddidnotinterferewithwhatanyonearoundherdid.Yettherewasalwayssoeonewhoabsolutelywouldnotleaveherinpeace.

Iniddleschoolshehadseveraltiesbeensenthoeaftergettingintoviolentfightswithcssates.Muchstrongerboysinhercsssoonleaedthatitcouldbequiteunpleasanttofightwiththatskinnygirl.Unliketheothergirlsinthecss,sheneverbackeddown,andshewouldnotforasecondhesitatetouseherfistsoranyweaponathanrotectherself.Shewentaroundwiththeattitudethatshewouldratherbebeatentodeaththantakeanyshit.

Andshealwaysgotrevenge.

Sanderoncefoundherselfinafightwithauchbiggerandstrongerboy.Shewasnoatchforhiphysically.Atfirstheausedhiselfshovinghertothegroundseveralties,thenhesppedherwhenshetriedtofightback.Butnothingdidanygood;noatterhowuchstrongerhewas,thestupidgirlkeptattackinghi,andafterawhileevenhiscssatesbegantorealisethatthingshadgooofar.Shewassoobviouslydefencelessitwaspainfultowatch.Finallytheboypunchedherintheface;itsplenherlipandadeherseestars.Theyleftheronthegroundbehindthegy.Shestayedathoefortwodays.Ontheoingofthethirddayshewaitedforhertorentorwithabaseballbat,andshewhackedhiovertheearwithit.Forthatprankshewassenttoseetheheadteacher,whodecidedtoreporthertothepoliceforassault,whichresultedinaspecialwelfareinvestigation.

Hercssatesthoughtshewascrazyandtreatedheraordingly.Shealsoarousedverylittlesypathyaongtheteachers.Shehadneverbeenparticurlytalkative,andshebecaeknownasthepupilwhoneverraisedherhandandoftendidnotanswerwhenateacheraskedheradirectquestion.Noonewassurewhetherthiswasbecauseshedidnotknowtheansweroriftherewassoeotherreason,whichwasreflectedinhergrades.Nodoubtthatshehadprobles,butnoonewantedtotakeresponsibilityforthedifficultgirl,eventhoughshewasfrequentlydiscussedatvariousteacherseetings.Thatwaswhysheendedupinthesituationwheretheteachersignoredherandallowedhertositinsullensilence.

Sheleftiddleschoondovedtoanother,withouthavingasinglefriendtosaygoodbyeto.Anunlovedgirlwithoddbehaviour.

Then,asshewasonthethresholdofherteenageyears,AllTheEvilhappened,whichshedidnotwanttothinkabout.Thestoutburstsetthepatteandproptedareviewofthecaseentriesfroeleentaryschool.Afterthatshewasconsideredtobelegallywell,crazy.Afreak.Sanderhadneveeededanydocuentstoknowthatshewasdifferent.ButitwasnotsoethingthatbotheredherforaslongasherguardianwasHolgerPalgren;iftheneedarose,shecouldwraphiaroundherlittlefinger.

WiththeappearanceofNilsBjuran,thedecrationofinpetencethreatenedtobeeatroublesoeburdeninherlife.Noatterwhoshetuedto,pitfallswouldopenup;andwhatwouldhappenifshelostthebattleWouldshebeinstitutionalisedLockedupTherewasreallynooption.

Laterthatnight,whenCeciliaVangerandBlokvistwerelyingpeacefullywiththeirlegsintertwinedandCeciliasbreastsrestingagainsthisside,shelookedupathi.

“Thankyou.Itsbeenalongtie.Andyourenotbad.”

Hesiled.Thatsortofftterywasalwayschildishlysatisfying.

“Itwasunexpected,butIhadfun.”

“Idbehappytodoitagain,”Ceciliasaid.“Ifyoufeellikeit.”

Helookedather.

“Youdonteanthatyoudliketohavealover,doyou”

“Anoasionallover,”Ceciliasaid.“ButIdlikeyoutogohoebeforeyoufalsleep.IdontwanttowakeuptoorrowoingandfindyouherebeforeIanagetodoyexercisesandfixyface.Anditwouldbegoodifyoudidnttellthewholevilgewhatwevebeenupto.”

“Wouldntthinkofit,”Blokvistsaid.

“MostofallIdontwantIsabeltoknow.Shessuchabitch.”

“AndyourclosestneighbourIveether.”

“Yes,butluckilyshecantseeyfrontdoorfroherhouse.Mikael,pleasebediscreet.”

“Illbediscreet.”

“Thankyou.Doyoudrink”

“Soeties.”

“Ivegotacravingforsoethingfruitywithgininit.Wantsoe”

“Sure.”

Shewrappedasheetaroundherselfandwentdownstairs.Blokvistwasstandingnaked,lookingathershelveswhensheretuedwithacarafeoficedwaterandtwogssesofginandlie.Theydrankatoast.

“Whydidyoueoverhere”sheasked.

“Nospecialreason.Ijust”

“Youweresittingathoe,readingthroughHenriksinvestigation.Andthenyoucaeoverhere.Apersondoesntneedtobesuperintelligenttoknohatyourebroodingabout.”

“Haveyoureadtheinvestigation”

“Partsofit.Ivelivedyentireadultlifewithit.YoucantspendtiewithHenrikwithoutbeingaffectedbytheysteryofHarriet.”

“Itsactuallyafascinatingcase.WhatIbelieveisknowninthetradeasalockedrooystery,onanisnd.Andnothingintheinvestigationseestofollownorallogic.Everyquestionreainsunanswered,everyclueleadstoadeadend.”

“Itsthekindofthingpeoplecangetobsessedabout.”

“Youwereontheisndthatday.”

“Yes.Iwashere,andIwitnessedthewholeotion.IwaslivinginStockhotthetie,studying.IwishIhadstayedathoethatweekend.”

“WhatwasshereallylikePeopleseetohavepletelydifferentviewsofher.”

“Isthisofftherecordor”

“Itsofftherecord.”

“IhaventtheleastideawhatwasgoingoninsideHarrietshead.Yourethinkingofherstyear,ofcourse.Onedayshewasareligiouscrackpot.Thenextdaysheputonakeuplikeawhoreandwenttoschoolwearingthetightestsweatershepossessed.Obviouslyshewasseriouslyunhappy.But,asIsaid,Iwasnthereandjustpickedupthegossip.”

“Whattriggeredtheprobles”

“GottfriedandIsabel,obviously.Theirarriagewastotallyhaywire.Theyeitherpartiedortheyfought.NothingphysicalGottfriedwasntthetypetohitanyone,andhewasalostafraidofIsabel.Shehadahorrendousteper.Soetieintheearlysixtiesheov船说

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