Mattia hatte gelernt, dass es Paare von Primzahlen gab, zwischen denen immer eine gerade Zahl stand, die verhinderte, dass sie sich berührten. In Mattias Augen waren sie beide, Alice und er, genau das: Primzahlen, allein und verloren, sich nahe, aber doch nicht nahe genug, um einander wirklich berühren zu können.
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