Béla Soltész: From now on, I hear the song of the thrush

The narrative explores the complex relationship between a couple, focusing on Tomi's obsession with a bird's song that symbolizes deeper issues in their lives. The protagonist reflects on their shared history and the significance of the bird's call, which Tomi seems to hear constantly, linking it to moments of crisis and change. As they navigate their home and memories, the protagonist grapples with the idea that Tomi's fixation on the bird may represent a longing for something unattainable. The story culminates in a moment of tension on the roof, where Tomi's actions could lead to a dramatic shift in their lives, highlighting the fragility of their existence and the weight of unspoken fears.