8

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