If they had to pull out a magic rose every time they found themselves in danger, it’d be no fun at all. What do you think?”
“Yeah, that’d be no fun.” “But that isn’t what I want to know. I want to know if you believe a rose can do magic like that.”
“It does sound pretty weird.” “People tell stories and think children believe everything.”
“True.” We heard a noise. It was Luís coming over. My little brother was becoming more and more beautiful.
He wasn’t a cry baby or the sort to throw tantrums. Even when I had to look after him, most of the time I did so willingly.
I told Pinkie, “Let’s change the subject, because I’m going to tell him the story and he’s going to love it.”
“We shouldn’t ruin a child’s illusions.” “Zezé, let’s play?” “I’m already playing. What do you want to play?”
“I want to go to the zoo.” I looked at the chicken coop with the black hen and her two new chicks, without enthusiasm.
“It’s too late. The lions are already asleep and the Bengal tigers too. It’ll be closed by now. They won’t let us in.”
“Then let’s travel around Europe.” The bright spark learned and repeated everything he heard perfectly.
But, to be honest, I wasn’t in the mood to travel around Europe either. What I really wanted was to hang out with Pinkie.
Pinkie didn’t tease me or make fun of my puffy eye. I sat beside my little brother and spoke calmly.
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