Camila could not quantify the level of surprise that she felt when Juan began to tell the story. When he told her that he needed some time alone, Camila knew that something had to be wrong. Juan was hiding something. He had something to say. When he asked for liquor, she knew what he had to say was very, very serious. Camila saw Juan's expression as he took the whiskey, and she felt even more nervous about what was to come.
There was some small talk here and there, and Camila found that she could not deal with the small talk. She outrightly asked him what happened, what he was going to say, and talk. Juan did. When he began, she was shocked, and she actually thought she could not be more shocked, but the more Juan spoke, the more he proved Camila wrong and wrong. She had absolutely no ide
