İçeri Girmez miydiniz?

"Wouldn't you like to come in?" he says. A half smile on his face. He can't decide whether to complete it or put a different expression on his face. Maybe he might look sadder or angrier. Everyone fits into this situation. No thanks, I have to catch the bus, I say. Lie. I wondered how much I wondered about the house they lived in together, the place where he ran away and hid when he wasn't in my life. I created a house for him where he could fit a life other than us. I walked around his rooms, bathroom and kitchen many times. It would be interesting to see how similar this house, on the threshold of which I now stand, resembles that dream house.

Önderoğlu, who won the Haldun Taner Short Story Award with "Won't You Go Inside?", brings together different lives and different people in his stories. Neslihan Önderoğlu, who attracted attention with her simple and striking narrative, tells about people who bear the troubles and worries of daily life, who are wounded by life and retreat into their shells. The author touches the reader's core in these stories that are surrounded by an intense feeling of sadness.