LO QUE QUERIA CONTARTE by María del Pilar Pla
LO QUE QUERIA CONTARTE
SUCEDIÓ EN PUERTO RICO – Como cada familia infeliz los Larrasco tienen sus motivos para serlo, los motivos buscados y los que sin querer les van llegando. Una novela contemporánea inspirada en hechos reales ocurridos a finales del siglo XX en el pueblo de San Cristóbal. Ezabell se ve obligada a enfrentar las viejas costumbres de una familia adinerada al casarse con Alejandro a quien sus sentimientos de lealtad a su padre le hacen destructivo y abusador. Ezabell lucha contra su dependencia hacia Alejandro y se niega a aceptar su impotencia ante el poder judicial y el autoritarismo de la familia Larrasco. Este es el relato de una relación amorosa y luego de una separación contenciosa que obligó a una joven mujer a luchar contra su amado muy a pesar de sus sentimientos. Una novela en donde el capricho del destino y el inesperado desenlace cambia la vida de todos los que participan en ella.
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CAPÍTULO TRECE
Maldita complicidad
Se llama Nadia – me dijo.
Al decirlo recordé a la mujer del restaurante “La Buena Vida”. Sentí algo así como el aguijonazo de un alacrán en el pecho y no pude moverme por unos segundos. Intenté ocultar mi disgusto y percibí de inmediato una extraña atmósfera entre nosotros. Sobre todo, me molestó que no me hubiese consultado antes de decidirse a contratarla a ella o a cualquier otro candidato.
____ ¿Esa es la mujer que trabaja en “La Buena Vida”? – le pregunté indignada.
____ Sí, es la mujer que hemos visto en el restaurante de Ángel Manuel – continuó diciendo Alejandro.
CAPÍTULO QUINCE
Un “pantie” rosado que se me metía entre las nalgas
Quise pensar que aquel era un gesto de deseos de alguna proximidad y sin pensarlo entré en la recámara y de prisa me desnudé. Me dí una ducha rápida y salí en toallas y perfumada hacia la cocina en donde me planté muy cerca de la estufa para dar marcha a mis planes. Me situé justo allí para que me pudiera ver desde la sala. Dejé caer la toalla y me incliné despacito hacia adelante para recogerla dejando al descubierto mi espalda y mi trasero. Llevaba puesto solo un “pantie” de encaje que pensaba era el mejor que me quedaba. Era solo un pedacito de tela rosado y negro que se me metía entre las nalgas adornándolas y dándoles color. No quiero ser demasiado pretenciosa pero sé que mis glúteos eran grandes y redondos y sabía que a él le gustaban.
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