Does a house only acquire value once it is possible to break into it? In a zoology of possible breank-ins, Natascha Gangl’s text outlines the parallels that guide our thinking when we talk of what’s ours, of our property: Burglars break into a house, a virus breaks into our body, bodies break into a country. Two women are negotiating a space and the fragments of an invasion, shards of glass, become building blocks: Are we burglars or are we guests? Are we inside or outside? Before or after the break-in? By two women for two women in one house.