Estoy En Camino Translation Novels & Stories

I’m on my way to see you. ^~^

) I spoke the three words I had longed to forget. “¿Estás seguro?” (You’re sure?) “No, pero es posible.” (No but it is possible.) My father sighed loudly down the phone and I knew he was thinking the same. “Gio, no es seguro para mí ir por este camino.” (It is not safe for me to travel this path.) It was true, I hated myself for asking my father to do this but I wasn’t able to do it myself. “Comprendo.” (I know.)

I declared as I frowned my face due to the stench of alcohol reeking from my shirt and mouth. "Pick you up?" Antonio reiterated. "Where are you?" he questioned. "Ermmm…" I let out as I looked around in search of a billboard or anything that provided me with a detailed address. "Yeah! I'm at Dean Street," I added, still holding the phone as I immediately caught a glimpse of a small signpost. "Be here in five minutes," I ordered, still holding my head with my left hand. "That's far from home, Esteban," Antonio responded in a low tone.

“You are getting there.” ***

Tessa explained to her in detail as everyone listened with rapt attention. “These are birds in flight. The lowest one here has a small and barely visible net on it that is trapping the wings. That shows that you will face many hardships at the beginning of the journey. Taking the first step and leaving your familiar circle is always the hardest. It’s difficult to take flight, even if you were escaping imprisonment.” “The second one has one of the wings a little crooked. It symbolizes that the journey is never smooth and has ups and downs. There is hard work and struggles involved.”

The voice so soothing and it has that effect on me. "Conozco tus luchas y siento tu dolor.(I know your struggles and feel your pain.) "No estás solo como te sientes.(you're not all alone as you feel.) "Encontrarás tu felicidad antes de lo que piensas." (You will find your happiness sooner than you think.)

It’s my mantra. My hair drips down my back as I stare at my bare feet. Estephon is on his phone and he’s not happy. He angrily paces and yells in Spanish. If I get out of this, the first thing I’m doing is enrolling in a Spanish class. I don’t like being in the dark when my life is on the line.