LITTLE ORDERED BITS OF MY DISORDERED LIFE. Chapter 2.
(Continuation). She counts the coins. She has thirty cents. If her mother gives her another thirty she'll can buy a good quantity of jelly beans. Begoña repeats several times that are bad for the teeth and besides that, she is fat. But her teeth do not hurt, and at ten she does not care much about being a plump little girl. Each time she says her louder and more angry. That's why she, as soon as she gets the extra thirty cents, goes whistling towards the kiosk. In the street she meets Verónica. She is only five years old and also goes to the kiosk, so they go together. She feels older next to her, feels strong because she has to hold her hand to cross the road, she has to take care of her. Verónica knows that she is the laughing stock, but since they are both alone she does not care. ...