The “See You in Court” column from “Albanian Sunday” on TV Klan brought not only a conflict between friends, but also the rare story of Faria.
She was married to an Albanian who had emigrated to Australia in the 1950s and then returned to his homeland.
Faria lived in the house of his uncle, who had adopted him because he had no children, and at the same time with his biological parents.
She refused to marry so as not to leave the family she had raised alone. When she married her husband, she was 50 years old and had not yet had a single love story.
Farie: After 6-7 years, the gentleman from Australia came, he came to Bulqiza.
Ardit Gjebrea: Have you had any love stories?
Farie: No! I didn’t deal with that at all. I had stopped it, my son, so I could get some money! It’s over!
Eni Çobani: How the mother gave birth, the Australian found it.
Ardit Gjebrea: I mean the Australian…
Farie: Australian, I chose man not wealth because wealth was zero.
Ardit Gjebrea: I know, you were dating an Australian girl.
Parish: Mon.
Ardit Gjebrea: How old were you?
Farie: I’ve been married for 50 years.
Ardit Gjebrea: How old was he when you were 50?
Farie: 65.
Ardit Gjebrea: Wasn’t he surprised when he found a 50-year-old girl?
Farie: Well, it was an extraordinary thing and it surprised him. But I had made a decision for myself, either stay the way I am or start a family.