Unreasonable Hospitality Spanish Novels & Stories

He looks good in his formal attire. "Capo, Santiago aún no ha llegado. Llamó diciendo que tenía un problema." Capo, Santiago hasn't arrived yet. He called saying he had a problem. "Está bien, esta es Laila." okay, this is Laila. "Encantado de conocerte?" Nice to meet you? I said. I smirked at his perturbed reaction. He thought I didn't know how to speak Spanish. It is my mother tongue pendejo. You are up to a ride full of surprises.

He teases. "Solo somos amigos pero seguro Ben," I reply. "So Christian this is Ben, Ben meet Christian." "Encantado de conocerte Ben." Christian smirks. Of course, he speaks Spanish. After all his surname is Amor. "Igualmente." Ben laughs. "Let's get you guys a table." "Better be a special one, Ben." He says and we laugh. "Here you go. I'll come in take your orders in a few." Ben says walks away.

“Look around you, Bambi. Do you see anyone pissed off?” He was right. There were no eye-rolling or huffing as they moved to the side. Just smile upon smile. “This is Spain. They’re in love with love. I think it’s a requirement to kiss like that at least once every time you visit.” “I don’t believe you.” “I can make it one. It can be our own personal requirement.” He led us through the streets and I rolled my eyes. “Of all the things you could pick, you pick that.”

Strangers once more. “Sólo ha estado ocupado.” (He’s just been busy.) Vinnie nudged me gently and handed me my third glass of champagne. Vinnie had insisted that we spoke Spanish as much as we could. It was his idea of helping me adapt. I had no clue what his teaching methods were, but considering how quickly I was picking up the language, it seemed to work.

he answered with a doting smile on his lips, he lovingly brushed the strand of her hair to the back of her head and intertwined his fingers with hers. “Both of you? You mean?” TBC Maple Writes (Had to research this one before anything else. Spanish is something I know nothing about except welcome and excuse me so if there are things that are not correct, do tell me about it and I will gladly improve. The dialogues used are machine-translated, so forgive me if there are errors. Don't forget to leave a comment, share and give me reviews for me to know if there are things that I should improve with and change at the same time. Have a good day. Enjoy reading.)

Literally. Franco praised my cooking and surprisingly apologized for leaving right away after reading the text that was sent to him just as he finished eating. Despite his scary and dangerous demeanor, he sure knew how to apologize properly. He also treats me like I’m one of his friends which I find very untypical but highly appreciated.

“Perdón, señor. No fue mi intención faltarle el respeto.” Forgive me, sir. I didn’t intend any disrespect. My head snapped toward him. “You speak Spanish?” I blurted, eyes narrowed. Marion turned to me with that maddening smirk. “I understand more than you think, Wildfire.” Papá laughed under his breath. “Bien. Porque vas a necesitarlo con ella.” Good. Because you’ll need it with her. I rolled my eyes. “Alright, enough of the comedy hour. Let’s sit. I’ve cooked, and Papá hasn’t eaten yet.”

He asks, sitting beside me. I shake my head, “no, thank you. I already had breakfast before coming here” I say. He nods, “alright, if you get hungry you know your way around here” he smiles, leaning into the sofa. “Mi casa es su casa” he says in Spanish basically meaning that my house is your house, simply stating that I should make myself comfortable.

“…when we needed it.” “Is that how you learned Spanish?” She laughed. “That’s how I learned to get away with cussing.” “Tu orden, mija.” [Your order, daughter.] “Gracias, pendejo.” [Thanks, asshole.] She reached up and grabbed four bags of food from him. You could see the grease already seeping into the paper bags.

Erica remarked. “They need a room, that's what!” He chuckled, “What’s that word you use, ko-kochen..o’s?!” He tried saying. “Cochinos, tonto!” Erica yelled. (Cochinos is nasty in Spanish slang, it can also mean dirty. Silly or dummy for tonto.) Leaving us both in our world, “I have to go to class, baby. I’ll see you in an hour and a half. Wait for me outside my class, okay.” I said, with our foreheads touching.