- I still have 11 questions left.

Lina looked at me with a freed eyebrow.

- Don't try to meet me with just 11 questions.

I looked at her with a flirtatious smile.

- I can work miracles with 11 questions. You want to see?—You only have 10 questions left and my 3. Let's get this over with, last girl you were in more than just a bed? "A girl named Rossie, have you had a boyfriend? When was your first kiss? Are you a virgin?

Lina opened her eyes surprised to hear my questions and her cheeks were stained with a soft pink

- I think those questions are very personal, but before you imagine anything ugly I'm going to answer, no, I haven't given it and clearly yes.

- You're a lesbian?

He looked at me with pursed lips.

- I don't need your help," I felt as I fulminated myself with his gaze, it was time to change the subject.

- Do you have any brothers?

- No, you?

- A step-sister, you have one question left, use it well.

- Don't you have anything better to do than talk to a girl on a swing?

- Not if that girl is you," he put his eyes white once more, "Who do you live with?

- With my father.

- What about your mother? Silence

- He died, shit, he didn't have to joke about it.

- I'm sorry.

- Believe me, so am I.

Try to find something to change the topic of conversation and break the awkward silence that had formed between the two. My eyes rested on the wound that still didn't heal from his jaw.

- How long ago did they hit you? And who was the fucking son of a bitch I'm going to kill? "Clearly the change of subject surprised her, or perhaps the fact that I looked at her wound, I tried to cover he he hesk with the collar of her jacket but it was too late, I had already seen it.

- I don't have a hit.

- Lina, I'm very familiar with the blows, so you'll recognize them very well... And do them, too.

He looked at me with pain-filled eyes and I could see his vulnerability.

- My father—It was a whisper and after that she ran too fast to follow her, plus what she had just told me had shocked me and I couldn't react, in a couple of minutes I'd lost sight of her.