reinapepiada's Literatures

Charo learned that Victor Caballero was a cadet of the Ecuadorian militia, but he had many episodes and mental detriment during his training. It got to the point where he wasn’t stable, he even spoke and wrote unintelligible words, and sometimes even mumbled those words to himself, alone. When he could speak Spanish, he kept mentioning a war.

“’A war, a war’, but Victor has never been in one.”

"Yo abrí Duolingo el otro día y me puse a aprender todos los idiomas menos el persa porque no está y la verdad es que estuvo fácil y yo no digo que aprender algo sea fácil a la ligera.”

It was silent. Gauge didn't like silence.

Or, rather, Gauge didn't like silence when they were handcuffed in the ghost police department.

“Leave. Immediately. I don’t need to see you here.”

“I said,” the poltergeist drifted her eyes away from her phone, just by a bit. She didn’t turn her head. “you’re not my boss.”

“It doesn’t matter, I can fill a report, you, you- you…!”

“What? Can’t even call me a bad word?”, she stuck her tongue.

The anti-virus has turned into a potential threat to all of its users.

Early this tuesday the company announced that their program 'exe.sorcist' that has appeared in various app stores is no longer safe for any software.

But it's just now that I've realized the world is not only dangerous, not only going to be there to chew and spit you out.

It's savage. It's a pit where only lucky ones make it alive.

And I've thought to myself; do I feel guilty? And too many times I've replied with no. Too many times I've replied that I'd keep doing the same bullshit over and over again. So I've thought to myself; am I tired?

And I think I am.

“Life is a highway, and I’m always drunk. So I’m not driving.”

“That's cute. Did you get it from a teen magazine?”

“No, stupid, I'm actually drunk.” she says before burping.