BIG EYES WOMEN - PART ONE.
Aunt Leonor had the most perfect navel ever seen. A small spot sunk just in the middle of his flat stomach. She had a freckled back and hips that were round and firm, like the jugs in which she drank water as a child. His shoulders were gently raised, he walked slowly, as if on a wire. Those who saw them say that his legs were long and golden, that the hair on his pubis was a reddish and haughty lock, that it was impossible to look at his waist without wanting it all.
At seventeen he married his head and a man who was just what a head chooses to go through life. Alberto Palacios, a rigorous and rich notary, took him fifteen years, thirty centimeters and a proportional dose of experience. He had been a long-time boyfriend of several bored women who ended up getting bored more when they discovered that the long-term marriage project of the licenciado was long-term.
Fate caused Aunt Leonor to enter the notary one afternoon, accompanying her mother in the process of an easy inheritance that was very complicated for them, because the recently deceased father of the aunt had not let her wife think. Not half an hour of life. Everything did for her less go to the market and cook. I told him the news of the newspaper, I explained what I should think about them, I gave him an expense that always reached, I never asked for accounts and even when they went to the movies he was telling the movie they both saw: "You look, Luisita, this boy already fell in love with the young lady, look how they look at each other, you see, he already wants to caress her, he caresses her, now he is going to ask for a marriage and after a while he will be leaving her.
at last, that poor Aunt Luisita found it very complicated and not only painful the sudden loss of the exemplary man who was always Aunt Leonor's father. With that pain and that complication, they entered the notary's office looking for help. They found her so solicitous and effective that Aunt Leonor, still in mourning, married a notary Pa-lacios in a year and a half.
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