Diana Costello Brothers I
I pulled out a pack of cigarettes, lighting it with his old silver lighter that I picked up from the table next to me and bringing it to his lips, helping him to take a drag and then removing it.
- You better wipe that proud smile off your old face. - I put the cigarette between his lips blowing the smoke in his face. - You know, in those moments I would like you to be a real father Antonio.
The smile at the corner of his mouth and the defiant look incited the monster, making his repudiation for everything very clear, for me, for the past, even if he's not under that cold, moss-covered tombstone, the man knows he's dead. I finish the cigarette putting out the butt on his chest, there isn't a
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