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PART OF THE BOOK FROM SAMUEL'S POINT OF VIEW-Eva, don't go," I said.-Wasn't it that your mom wanted to meet me? -She said.-I seemed good for you, supposedly, it was all a lie Samuel. She doesn't want us together and it's best that we leave it up to here. And that you stay away from me, she said what a chimba.-Wait Eva, we need to talk," I answered.At that moment my mother came out and saw her in a very bad way. Then she said:-"Girl, I told you to leave and never come near my son again, is that clear?-I'm leaving, ma'am, don't worry, I will never come to your house or say a word to your son. Have a nice day, see you later," said Eva with tears in her eyes.I felt my heart break as she left. She was supposed to call her mom to pick her up and she didn't call her, she was just walking as if her heart had been cut out. It started to rain and the street to get out of my housing development was long. From the door I could see her farther and farther away and I felt less and less like
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My mother was unrecognizable. It was very obvious to me that she hated Mrs. Elena. And what made my skin crawl and made me overthink everything was the fact that Elena was dead and my mother didn't show even a little bit of feeling. She didn't care, I could see it in her face. Then she said to me:-Everything you and Eva went through, it was because of that woman. Don't mention her again, I don't want to talk about her," he replied. He answered that and left the room. I didn't recognize her, she was starting to scare me. An hour later there was a knock on the door of the room. It was some friends and roommates who had come to visit me. They brought me flowers, gifts and my favorite chocolates. They hugged me and then told me they had to go home.In came my doctor, who for some reason I didn't like. He gave me an IV. He gave me water and some pills and then left. Before he left I asked him:- When am I going to be discharged? When are they going to take off the cast?- In about a mont
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PART OF THE BOOK FROM EVA'S POINT OF VIEW.I wake up, open my eyes and realize that I am in a room. After a few minutes I understand that it is a hospital room. I was in a hospital, I tried to relax so I could understand and process what was happening. Then a memory came to my mind of my mom, Samuel and I in the car. I don't know what we were doing or where we were going, let alone why we were there.I didn't understand why Samuel and I were in my mother's car. After a while of thinking, another memory came to my mind, this one was a little stronger. My mother appeared in front, driving and then she slammed on the brakes and I saw her head hit the steering wheel of the car. After that she did not move, it was obvious that such a blow left her unconscious. But after a few seconds of observing and analyzing the situation we were hit by something from behind (what I imagine could have been a car, which for the big hit it gave us, it had to have come at a high speed and be a pickup truck
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PART OF THE BOOK FROM SAMUEL'S POINT OF VIEWThat man called my father believed that just by coming out of nowhere into my life everything would change. That my grudges against him would cease to exist. That we would be happy father and son when he wasn't there the day I was born, nor on my first birthday, nor at the school events, he wasn't there to give me Father's Day presents. He was never there for me. In short, he doesn't know anything about me, or how I am, he doesn't know my personality, my tastes, what I'm allergic to and what I'm not.He had a rage inside for some reason. The action of him hugging my mom sideways wanting to say I was his wife really bothered me, had she already forgiven him. I couldn't believe it so I told her:- I will never consider you my dad, you never have been and you never will be. And as for you, Mom, have you forgotten that he got you and his best friend pregnant at the same time? Answer that. - I said full of rage.- Don't be disrespectful Samuel.
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PART OF THE BOOK FROM EVA'S POINT OF VIEWI had only one door left to open, it was obvious that it was the door to Samuel's room. I grabbed the door lock very gently in case Samuel was awake. I walked in without making a sound. He was lying on his side looking out the bedroom window. He seemed to be thinking about something. I wanted to say "hello," but I didn't know what his reaction might be. I turned to leave the room and go to my room. It was too late, at that I heard a, "Eva?-Eva? Is that you? -Samuel said. I missed that voice so much, but I couldn't forget what I had come to this room to do. I had to end the relationship. My mother was practically dead because of us, me and Samuel, and that hurt like hell.Occasionally I hear my mom talking to my brother in the kitchen about my relationship. Neither of them liked the idea of seeing us together. It should be noted that my mother knew nothing of what Samuel was telling me. That his dad was also my dad and everything, obviously, s
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I arrived at my room shaken from running down that long hallway. I was heartbroken, I wanted to cry, because I remembered that in about three or four hours my brother, his girlfriend, the nurse and the doctor would be coming to my room and I didn't want them to see me with my eyes red and swollen from crying so much. I knew that if I started thinking about my mom and everything that happened that day, I would go into tears and I wouldn't be able to control myself. I had a bad feeling that after this I might go into depression and end up in a psychologist for two years. Having lost my mom and knowing that I could have prevented it, no doubt filled me with too much sadness and pain. On many occasions things didn't work out to be with Samuel and we both wanted to insist on being together, because according to us we loved each other. What I may have felt for Samuel is not even half of what I feel for my mother, the love for Samuel will never reach the love I have for my mother, she is my
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PART OF THE BOOK FROM EVA'S POINT OF VIEWNow that everything was settled with my brother, I was a little happier. My mom's death still caused me a lot of sadness and sometimes I would spend the whole night crying, remembering the things we did together. I remembered a time when I promised my mom that I would be the best lawyer in the world. That was my dream and she always supported me in it. On the other hand, being broken up with Samuel still affected me a lot. My brother's girlfriend told me many times that he was too sad about how things happened. But I don't think there's anything to do about it anymore. I can't deny that I still love him, but it's in the past, isn't it?The day came when I was going to leave the hospital. The truth is that horrible cold had already made me tired. Not to mention the pills and medications in general that they gave me every day. And having to see the nurse's face every morning was starting to bother me a lot. On the car ride home, I was thinking a
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PART OF THE BOOK FROM SAMUEL'S POINT OF VIEWI woke up very happy, yesterday I had seen my girlfriend and we were an accepted couple. Everything was going well for the first time and that filled me with peace. I was going to take a bath, Eva sent me a message saying she wanted to go to a shopping mall, to which I agreed. I got out of the shower and was in the closet looking for what to wear, I finally decided. I got dressed and left my room. When I came out, my mom was in the kitchen finishing serving breakfast on the plates.-Where are you going, son? -My mom said.-I'm going to the mall with Eva," I answered.-So you're going out with her every day? I thought that today you could stay and watch movies with me or something.-Mom, I promise that when I get home we'll watch the novela together and tomorrow I'll stay all day watching movies with you, okay? -I answered.-You know your dad leaves very early for work and I'm left alone here at home. Once in a while he makes time for me.-T
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