“Strange, why throw something like that away,” she thought. “A little effort, and it will be as good as new.”

She stood there for a couple of minutes, then made up her mind and dragged the chair to the entrance. With difficulty, she dragged it into the apartment.

“Are you serious?” “Her husband, Daniel, was surprised when he saw the find. “Are we collecting furniture from the street now?”

“Look closely,” Emma replied calmly. “The frame is sturdy. We’ll replace the upholstery, and it’ll be a great chair. You won’t be able to get up from it.”

Daniel shook his head, but smiled.

“Okay, since you brought it, let’s try it. Only if there are cockroaches in it, I’m taking it back.”

They carried the chair into the room. Daniel took his tools and began carefully removing the old fabric. Emma, ​​meanwhile, took out some thick, light-colored fabric, some thread, and set the sewing machine on the table.

“Who even assembled this?” Daniel grumbled, ripping out the staples. “It’s firmly attached, but it’s done haphazardly. It’s clear the work wasn’t done by a professional.”

He removed the upholstery from the backrest and moved on to the seat. When the fabric was almost gone, he suddenly froze.

“Emma… come here. Quickly.”

There was something strange in his voice. Emma walked over and leaned toward the chair.\