old papers Dear Francis, my friend, the great writer Norberto Luis Romero welcomed me with a wonderful holiday story I want to share with everyone.
DEALER
Herr Rüdiger, with the engine running, waiting for the green light. On radio, the flute concerto No 1 in the great Mozart seemed to wrap isolating it from other traffic. Whoever is behind her eyes were like a gem aroused greed or envy of all, the red convertible buffalo leather upholstery, with original mahogany dashboard, chrome wheels. There was no other like it in the whole city. The light gave way and at least touch the car obeyed and took the lead. Was heading to work in the main street which divides off that city in Lower Saxony. The mountain breeze in his face gave him fresh, smelling of pine, and he imagined the sleek mirror full gestures of contempt or envy of those who followed him from a distance. But none in that city could compete with its luxurious machine: it was too expensive. He had earned with the sweat of his brow, his cunning, day after day at the dealership. Herr Rüdiger was the number one seller. Those poor devils envy
, enthralled, as cars were still humble, small, gray, that it had sold. After a hundred yards, the cars that were behind were many avoided not hide a smile superiority, it was like honey to bees.
stepped on the throttle and the rest followed suit so as not to lose sight of, not fail to have such beauty around, but could not fast enough to keep the distance and had to settle appreciate it from afar, shining like a giant ruby moving in the sun.
crossed the city followed by the frenzied crowd of cars they were walking on the throttle to the limit. And so it went, like a mad race, left the city back up to the mighty river, where the man stopped just inches impeccably edge. Cars that did not come back, followed by blinded the beauty of the noble sports car and it crashed one after another. The dealer was pleased how they disappeared swallowed by the raging waters. At that time, the gentle voice of the announcer on the local radio station announced that it was exactly nine o'clock in Hameln and the sun was glorious. Norberto Luis Romero