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Intro. From the first day, Sofia knew that she was not going to stand Mateo. He arrived at the house dragging his backpack, with headphones on and a look of "don't talk to me". She, with her arms folded, thought exactly the same thing.
They shared a roof because their parents had married, not because they wanted to be family. Mateo always left everything lying around, occupied the bathroom for hours and made fun of Sofia's orderly way. Sofia, for her part, corrected him all the time, complained about his music and did not miss an opportunity to tell him that he was irresponsible.
The arguments were daily: over control of the television, over the last cookie or over who had to wash the dishes. At school they pretended not to know each other, as if that made the situation less awkward.
But one day, when they were left home alone because of a blackout
Alan
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Alan
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Intro. From the first day, Sofia knew that she was not going to stand Mateo. He arrived at the house dragging his backpack, with headphones on and a look of "don't talk to me". She, with her arms folded, thought exactly the same thing.
They shared a roof because their parents had married, not because they wanted to be family. Mateo always left everything lying around, occupied the bathroom for hours and made fun of Sofia's orderly way. Sofia, for her part, corrected him all the time, complained about his music and did not miss an opportunity to tell him that he was irresponsible.
The arguments were daily: over control of the television, over the last cookie or over who had to wash the dishes. At school they pretended not to know each other, as if that made the situation less awkward.
But one day, when they were left home alone because of a blackout
Alan
@Winsterly
Alan