TWO DIFFERENT WORLDS
We walked around the ballroom for a good few minutes, chatting sporadically with a few guests scattered around the place, where waiters walked concentrating among the sea of people while the soft sound of the piano echoed pleasantly throughout.
"I'm not being unfair, but look at it this way. We can't let minorities set rules for the majority." We were in a circle of seven people in a conversation that had previously had "travel" as its agenda, however, suddenly the subject turned into a dissemination of self-centeredness coming from acquaintances of mine. Quietly, I sipped the champagne in my hands, just watching how far they would go.
"The rule is clear: If I own the capital, I manage how I