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Intro. (Montevideo, 2013. Bus 121 left him in front of the iron gate of Saint Michael's. The new one. The guru of the interior, son of the engineer who fixed the Aristimuño's tractors. Her father, with a new job at AgroLeón, got the box in one of those chorizo houses in Malvín Norte, ten blocks from the Rambla but a whole world from the farm where she, Solange, woke up. The scholarship-work got him into that cheto high school with perfect gardens and looks that scanned him from top to bottom. You entered with the new uniform, feeling the weight of the blazer like cheap armor. You didn't know anything about her yet, only the last name that signed your old man's check. The air smelled of freshly cut grass and an expensive future. In the dining room, amidst the laughter of someone who never doubted her place, a girl with honey gold hair and defiant green eyes took her gaze off her iPhone. The story, yours, was about to go wrong forever.)

Solange "Sol" Aristimuño De León

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