Open book.
It’s me, Martha, I bring you dije. your plate, you had let down.
-Take it to your room, I will look tomorrow, she said.
And the voice was sobbing that he tried to conceal.
-But a new gift has come to be added to the others said.
And my words were half-drowned by tears.
– Well! I will give it tomorrow, said, ‘I’m undressed.
‘But this gift is mine, I said.
And, as in the goodness of his heart, afraid to offend, despite their immense pain, I opened the door.
I rushed to her and cried on her shoulder, pressing convulsively the plate with his left hand.
– What ails you, dear? ‘He asked acariciándome.-Throughout the house were the one who kept your good humor, and now …
I steeled myself and approaching the light, I showed him the plate. At first glance, recognize the handwriting, turned white as the plaster covering the walls, and, his eyes red with tears, stared at me as if I had lost my mind.
-Take it, as I said, ‘take it.
She reached out, but withdrew with an abrupt gesture: it was as if he had touched a hot iron.
‘You see, Martha said, wanting revenge for his silence and give me some importance, you did not want to trust me, I’ve always treated like a child, but everything I guess, and while you desperate, I I have done.
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