MAIA SOLIS
I watched as my Aunt tried to hide her sadness during dinner. I knew she was worried because we had no financial means.
“I'll try to get a loan tomorrow,” I said as I approached her.
“Honey, we barely managed to pay the first one.”
“I'm Sorry Aunt Lucia, I failed you.”
“Please stop. You loved Daniel and he was always good with words. There was no way you could know he was a piece of s**t at the end of the day.”
“I'll find a way, aunt. I promise.”
After dinner, I head to my night job. I hated it but I had no other option. The bar was on the other side of the road so it was easy for men to cat-call women. The problem is that they always think I'm that type of girl. Luckily, the place was empty that night and I was able to worry about my problems.
“Mr. Travis, can I spe
