CHAPTER 68

“Take this”, he gives his sister some medicine and then writes down the time on a pad of paper that he carries in one of his pockets. She usually uses it to write down her chores at the hospital. After a few minutes she asks a question:

“What does Mrs. Rúbia intend to do at this point in the championship?

Did she make clear to you the step-by-step plans involving you and your son?”

“What she told me...” continues the pregnant woman “... was that I didn't need to worry about anything, because when I was nine months pregnant, I would be taken to the hospital to have the child through a Cesarean section.

It would have to be at the local hospital, here, and when that happens, she will be there, simulating that she also arrived to have the child through a natural birth.

At that moment my son would be transferred to her room and they would use the body of a dead child, which is preserved in formaldehyde to be registered as being my son who had already been born dead and, due to the complica