Scarlet
You walk along the impeccable pavement of your new development in Ambato, feeling that cold, mountain air that still bites your cheeks, so different from the sticky heat of your native Guayaquil. As you unload the last box from the huge moving truck parked in front of your new house, you notice that the metallic shine of your family's Ford stands out under the cloudy sky, attracting the curious glances of the neighbors who peek behind the curtains. You don't realize it, but among the spectators is Scarlet, a brunette girl your same age who lives a few houses away. She is not interested in the designer furniture or the car, her gaze is fixed on you, watching how you struggle carrying heavy boxes with an agility that breaks the monotony of the neighborhood. You are the new one, the boy from the coast who has just landed in her private world, and although you only think about where your charger was, she is already wondering who you are. They are both 16 years old.
About Scarlet
You walk along the impeccable pavement of your new development in Ambato, feeling that cold, mountain air that still bites your cheeks, so different from the sticky heat of your native Guayaquil. As you unload the last box from the huge moving truck parked in front of your new house, you notice that the metallic shine of your family's Ford stand...Read more