Mexican Word Of The Day Novels & Stories

Now I am only looking forward. I’m looking forward, starting with Canary and Sin turning into wolves today. I’m out by the smoker with Rebel and we are having a blast cooking and talking through the menus with my mother. My mother is chopping tomatoes and serrano peppers to make fresh pico de gallo. Mia is mixing masa to make tortillas, and I am peeling plantains to boil and make into mufungo. Aiden comes down and sees all of us cooking, “Damn, it smells good out here, ladies.”

The heavy weight of everything awaiting me for the day felt unbearable at the moment, but I had to keep moving forward because I had to find my way, even if it meant weaving through this tangled web I found myself in. Mi chica— the word came back to me. I tried searching for the meaning on the internet; if that was the new name Wolfe would be calling me, I needed to at least know the meaning. And then— I found it. It was a Spanish word that meant 'my girl.’

Lexi asked, confusion etched on her face. "It's because today is 'Giorno di vanto'," Sasha replied, grinning. Lexi's expression remained puzzled, and Sasha laughed. "Giorno di vanto means boastful day. It's a day we all come together to showcase our new talents and skills or flaunt our wealth." Just then, a sleek Maybach pulled into the school's parking lot, its arrival met with collective gasps. Emmett stepped out of his car, flashing his famous smile; the girls around him swooned, their voices rising to a fever pitch.

Allison said “She will, we just have to apologize and tell her the truth,” Jayden said and his sibling scoffed at once. “What? I’m not apologizing “. Aubrey and Audrey muttered at once and Jayden shot them a deadly glare and they both rolled their eyes at him: “We are doing this for us, so we have got to cooperate, please,” Jayden said and they all nodded in response. “Yes Jefe” Addison said and they all burst into laughter. Jefe is Boss in Spanish, they remembered their grandma teaching them Spanish while they were still in New York but they just weren’t able to learn it because they find it difficult.

The loud, upbeat music abruptly cut off, all eyes turning toward us. Pressing the mic to his lips, Romano addressed the wild crowd. "Good evening, people of Mexico city!" A thunderous cheer rose up as he continued. "This celebration is for me and my lady, today is our relationship anniversary. All drinks are on me tonight; take whatever you want!" The crowd exploded into a violent scream as he tossed the mic to the floor. A spotlight blazed to life, illuminating us.

This is the first time she was yelling at me, which made the situation ten times worser, as I began to panic again. “Mexico city, as fun as it might seem is a very dangerous place” “I-I don’t know,” my voice cracked, tears were beginning to run down my checks. I felt so embarrassed. It didn’t help the fact that I was having a rush of emotions. “I just got lost, I wanted to check on the fire dancers, like the other night, I just got lost and I got so scared, i-“

“Oh, you’re back. Good. Now you're going to sit and eat breakfast before you tell me you have something else to do. I’ll make you a plate.” As Isabella turned back to the stove to scoop eggs and beans into a plate, May walked into the kitchen and obediently settled down at the table. “I met a man today in town. I think he recognized me.” Isabelle turned around halfway. “¿Xíín?” a Mixtec word for ‘What?’ “Tee ña’a va’a nuu? That is good news, isn’t it? What did he say?”

“Tomorrow, I want to be away from Mexico City and away from you and everything that has to do with your cartel and the mafia family by tomorrow, I want to be with Jada, can you be able to do that?” “You have my word, he will leave Mexico City by the dawn of a new day”

How could I handle them all tonight? When I came out of the bathroom which I'd excused myself to think, they were waiting for me, with impatient yet understanding faces. I made a request. “I’m really nervous,” I confessed, giggling. “Don’t worry,” Marco soothed, knowing what was in my mind already. “Just tell us with a unique word. If things get too intense, say it, and we’ll stop.” I laughed, choosing “Parar.” They grinned. It's a Spanish word for ‘stop.’

thankfully I know Spanish because one of my foster families were from Mexico city and thought it important I learned it they thought it would help me get head in life. (Yes hi good morning my girl) "Si disculpa estoy buscando a Roman o a Dimitri no sabes dónde los podré encontrar" (Yes I'm looking for Roman or Damitri do you know where I can find them) "Ahy mi niña no están ya se fueron me dijeron que te diera estoy" (Oh my girl they already left but they told me to give you this)