Life Ain't A Fairy Tale by Miguel Rivera

Author:Miguel Rivera
Language: eng
Format: mobi, epub
Tags: couples, young adult, cancer, mexico, new jersey, romance, biotechnology, erotica, friends, tragedy

Chapter 7

Almost a month and a half passed since the New Year's Eve disaster; today is Valentine's Day in February. I hope we have a good Valentine's night. This is the day of love for commercial business and for everyone who has a special someone. I always criticize people who believe in love as idealistic. The belief in love is irrational, but Sara happens to be idealistic. I have to play along to this fantasy called love. Our relationship has been down. I am ready to be as charming and as people friendly as possible. I want to recapture the superficial magic that enchanted her on our first date. I reserved a date at a nice restaurant.

I bought her a new purse for Valentine's Day a few months ago. I didn't know what else to buy her because if I had gone with clothing, I had to ask her clothing size. That would have spoiled the surprise for tonight. I purchased her present over the Internet and waited for it to come in the mail. Since I became the guy who always picks up the mail, there was no problem in hiding my present. I added a Valentine's Day card that I personally made using the word processor. I hope she likes my present and my Valentine's Day card message.

The least expected person helped me with my love problems. She is a big reason why I am still with Sara. It is Sara's mother, Paula. She is in her late forties. She has short black hair and a straight body type. She looks relatively fit and young. She has become my biggest advocate. She thinks I am a great guy who is very rare to find. Her father, Carlos, does not favor or hate me.

In a similar way my parents talk loud, Sara and Paula were in the kitchen talking loudly when I watched TV in the living room a Sunday not long ago. I was placidly watching soccer. Since I have been living with Sara, I did not have moments when I could sit down and watch soccer games because she always likes going out. Even at a high TV volume, I could hear two women talking in the kitchen. Curiosity led me to lower the volume. I focused on hearing their conversation clearer.

"Mommy, I am really getting tired of this relationship. He is not what I expected."

"What do you mean? Does he hurt you my darling?"

"No, no. Not that kind of problem."

"Oh, well. You know, your father wasn't that fun in bed to begin with. But..."

"No! Not that! Mommy no. I don't want to hear that. Let me speak."

"Oh, okay. Sorry, dear."

"He is a little weird. It's like he doesn't like being around people. He doesn't talk much. He is a very quiet guy. He doesn't even drink."

"That's it? Those are the big problems. That boy is so nice and calm. You know how hard it is to find a boy who doesn't have drinking problems. You have him, and you are complaining about it.

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