And if I go, I'll get you

With her text, Bertschy proves that real life writes the true stories, which, like a conversation between friends, does not shy away from the deepest shame and the worst grief. Together with Alexander, the protagonist who has been beaten by fate but is still full of life, we explore life in the Second World War, the post-war period and the fall of the Berlin Wall. The adventure in Spain gives Alexander new zest for life, when he, together with Julia, dares to take the step of emigrating in the guesthouse. That even in sunny climes, not everything is always sunshine and roses and that life casts its shadows, Alexander has to learn in the hospital. He would never have thought that his health and his relationship could be so closely linked, but, as they say, you live and learn.