escribir un nuevo final a Romeo y Julieta en ingles
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The man was waiting for the woman to pay him. The only attraction of the subject was his youth. Not even very careful. Behind the woman's fifty years, on the other hand, was hidden a beauty that undoubtedly had been. Her strangely blond hair looked matted, thick and dry. The face bore broad and noble wrinkles. And the generous mouth was sensual. Not even looking among her clothes, half-naked, for the money to pay the prostitute, made her an opaque being. He honestly wanted to pay for those moments of pleasure that had been brought to him, but he couldn't find the money.
"If you intend to deceive me ..." said the boy.
"I swear I had left the money here," the woman argued.
For a moment, the woman suspected that perhaps the boy himself, when she offered him his back, had taken the opportunity to steal it. But in such a case, what remedy? Maybe he would hit her and take what little value was left in the house. Hopefully he would do her the favor of killing her.
"I'll tell your husband everything," said Nazareno, the prostitute, at last.
Juliet first looked at him puzzled. And then he burst out laughing.
The prostitute slapped him across the face. Juliet stopped laughing, and looked at him with admiration. The rest of a smile still floated on his face. Suddenly she knew that the boy had not robbed her.
"Do you really want to tell my husband?"
The boy looked at her violently, in silence.