Marginal note
It was about three in the morning and the pile of notes didn’t reduce in spite of being fighting them all night. Knowledge neither seemed decided to get into her head as easy as she had planned; the calendar didn’t stop to remind her she should have started before and the despair was turning into hysteria. Then she looked up, saw the Delgado of Economy, she smiled, closed her eyes and went back again to that morning in the library after the coffee break when she caught him writing in her book. He went back to his seat nervous and embarrassed without saying a word. She sat down and read “wish I were a book to be under your eyes all day” in pencil in the margin.
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