La mudanza
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![Click here to read in englis] The move Since Lucia came back from San Antonio she was more appetite deprived than usual: It could be that Albert's death has affected her a lot. The last days of her boyfriend's life, she lived them with him: they even slept together,” said her mother, justifying the plate full of food left on the table. But it was not only her lack of appetite, it was also those blue circles that grew under her eyes and a pallor that made her look, despite her 18 years, like a woman already withered. The deteriorated and sickly appearance of her eldest daughter, also that bulging belly, made the mother suspect a pregnancy: You're not pregnant, Lucia? - The girl didn't even open her mouth and didn't even flinch at the question. Lucia's increasingly moribund state made her mother take her to doctors and even witches, but they all gave different reasons: That's the spirit of the dead boyfriend who came looking for her,” said someone who had gone to give her a bath of matas to scare away the dead. Lucia was so weak that her mother asked her other daughter, Tula, to accompany her sister to help her: Tula, stay with Lucia in her room in case she needs anything. - Tula, stay with Lucia in her room in case she needs anything,” said the mother, feeling anguish for the state of her sick daughter. That same night, while Tula slept next to her sister, Lucia's eyes opened wide and then became stiff, fixed and cold with death. At that very moment, a line of tiny, almost invisible animals came out of Lucia's lifeless body and got into Tula's skin, who slept peacefully, not knowing that, from the next day on, her body would start to be food for those deadly creatures.