It is a light reading, the dynamics of the chapters is to briefly tell situations and thoughts of the characters, the story can vary between intervals of days and weeks so you should pay attention to the events to locate the time. the characters are identified with a # for the man and a ** for the woman these symbols will identify when they narrate. is narrated by both characters, at the beginning  the story narrates more often the man and at the end the woman, since she is the protagonist. the idea is to be moved by the tragedy of the woman and the deep love of man.
You leave me speechless.
Is a teenage romace, where Steven falls madly in love at first sight with Karen, but she does not reciprocate at first because she is tormented by the guilt of the loss of her beloved sister. However, love ends up wrapping them up in a corny but tragic story. 
 
I would like to give back the time to live, because I am dying without you.
To: #my lost love*

Love without merit

The child of the underworld, of strange words, is asking for a strand of my hair, --what do you want it for? --I ask, disturbed by his request. 


--I want to have a piece of you every morning, so I will know that this is not a dream," he says in a soft tone. 


--I won't, it's painful," I say in bewilderment. 


--Painful? painful is waking up every morning without you, without that scent of jasmine that drives my senses mad; that inspires the world to follow its course. 


--Are you going to buy? Or will you go on talking nonsense? 


--But, if I'm already in a frenzy, you've got me off balance like this, every blink of an eye you give me is a second of happy life. 


--You really must leave if you don't buy anything," I say, so that he stops his "frenzy". 


--All right, I'll leave the sparrows and butterflies alone, I'll let them rest. They bring me every word I have to dedicate to you. If you don't want to listen to them, you can offer me a roll of bread, it will be enough.


Chapter XXXIV -Butterfly**