XLVII. The secret of the cabin

Dominieck's face could be noticed as it became more and more gloomy as I continued to contemplate such a man to that image that to my bewilderment seemed to instill in his person a great sadness.

He had remained so still for that moment that if he had not seen how his body vibrated for the emotion that he was containing, that easily if he had not known him he would have mistaken sincerity for a living statue.

"Dominieck, is something wrong? "he questioned while I was still standing at the entrance looking at him, and in view of not receiving any answer from him, I shouted in anticipation of probably getting someone from the interior to give an answer to my questions.

"Grandfather, grandmother, I'm already at home," I replied with obvious enthusiasm thinking that it could be that those were perhaps hidden there from my sight, but nothing was heard, before that I questioned, I shouted again for the new time, but everything remained exactly the same.

For some reason my eye