Esperanza Gomez Solo Novels & Stories

He'd be patient enough to crush Esli to the bone. “Where is Liz?” Ed asked. He didn’t really want to know; he just wanted to make sure he wouldn’t meet Liz. Ed wasn’t sure he could restrain himself from strangling her if they met directly. “She’s in Guadalajara. Esli Ramos asked her to come home to sweeten his campaign. He doesn’t have a wife, so Señora… Lizeth is being used. Like before,” Otiz said, a little stammering. He was confused about what title to give Lizeth.

But well, I have to do a lot of things, and that includes visiting my grandmother who I do not know what is happening to her. Zeana Tan. That is what I searched on G****e the first thing I opened my laptop after taking a shower and eating snacks from my kitchen. Just like all of the descriptions Diego said about her showed up the results. Successful businesswoman. Single. Citizen in the USA. Hmmm, single, huh? I guess she could be a sugar mommy to Diego since she is also beautiful despite her age in her early forties. I heard my phone beeped and it was Diego’s text message.

After several failed attempts, Esperanza let out a frustrated groan. “Okay, let me try.” Keely stepped forward, but before she could touch the keyboard, Esperanza grabbed her wrist. “No touching. I’m the only one wearing gloves, remember?” Esperanza said, waving her gloved hands in front of us. “Oh, right. Totally forgot,” Keely muttered, pulling back. “What were you going to try?” Esperanza asked. “His birthday,” Keely said. Esperanza tried it. “Nope. Didn’t work.”

" Ezperanza began. Her eyes disconnected from Maru's and gazed beyond the ocean of nothingness that plagued everywhere but her own. "To go back out into the world would be a grave offense to those who had previously fallen." and she uttered beyond the veil of this blinding scenery. "But thank you all the same, Maru. I shall remember your compassion and bear it within me until..." Ezperanza paused her words as she looked back once again at Maru. The boy who was aged 6 years old can never understand the reasoning behind the woman's words. All he could ever think was how sorry it was to spend alone in this place with no company or friend and stay here for years without end.

Besides if I had a mate, I definitely wouldn't treat her the way they both did. "How certain are you about that?" I asked. They all stared at me, all thirteen of them. Their silence spoke louder than if all of them had yelled "yes" at me. "Fuck" I muttered under my breath. Esperanza, one of my father's generals and also the head of the south rose from her seat. She was tall and rail thin with a severe expression. She rarely ever smiled and her eyes were always calculating and watchful. Even now she stood with her arms behind her back and trained that unyielding gaze at me.

MARIA'S POV I'd say Old Grandpa was the only one who was genuinely happy to see me. The rest of the people at the party had just been there as a formality. I can't blame them, I would be mad too if I had received an invitation out of the blue. But maybe I shouldn't complain. This party was for me after all, was it not? Maria Rodriguez. My name. The name that sent shivers down men's spine in my world.