Couldn’t that eternal, all-but-retired CEO find anything else to do besides wander around the office, mixing into everybody’s private affairs?

Just don’t let anyone come in don’t let anyone come in don’t let anyone come in, Gedalya silently prays

“You can’t give up on the best option for your daughter because of money. We have to figure this out, and find a solution”

Nechami suppresses a smile. Shifra possesses enough innocence for ten people, with a bit left over

They promised her, and they’ve done all they could to make it happen, but now their way forward is blocked

Tzipporah wanted to know where they expected to find a girl “who didn’t grow up with luxuries,” but was at the same time “able to give an apartment in Yerushalayim”

“It’s something I’ve tried to avoid. Something I didn’t want to have in our house at all. But it looks like it can’t be avoided any longer”

“Happy to help,” the young man said. “By the way… are you by any chance related to Dudi Silver?”

And that “We told you so,” which they never got to say, turned into a great gift — their marriage, their home

And what if… what if I were to fall apart like her? She doesn’t dare ask. You wouldn’t leave even then? You wouldn’t walk away from the rubble and start a new life?