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She was so pleased with the compliment that a while later, when her mother came to fetch her, that was the first thing she told her.
“I helped the magician and he said to me, ‘Thank you very much, my little countess.’”
It was strange because up to then Rosaura had thought that she was angry with her mother. All along Rosaura had imagined that she would say to her: “See that the monkey wasn’t a lie?” But instead she was so thrilled that she told her mother all about the wonderful magician.
Her mother tapped her on the head and said: “So now we’re a countess!”
But one could see that she was beaming.
And now they both stood in the entrance, because a moment ago Señora Ines, smiling, had said: “Please wait here a second.” Her mother suddenly seemed worried.
“What is it?” she asked Rosaura.
“What is what?” said Rosaura. “It’s nothing; she just wants to get the presents for those who are leaving, see?”
She pointed at the fat boy and at a girl with pigtails who were also waiting there, next to their mothers. And she explained about the presents. She knew, because she had been watching those who left before her. When one of the girls was about to leave, Señora Ines would give her a bracelet. When a boy left, Señora Ines gave him a yo-yo. Rosaura preferred the yo-yo because it sparkled, but she didn’t mention that to her mother. Her mother might have said: “So why don’t you ask for one, you blockhead?” That’s what her mother was like. Rosaura didn’t feel like explaining that she’d be horribly ashamed to be the odd one out. Instead she said: “I was the best-behaved at the party.”
And she said no more because Señora Ines came out into the hall with two bags, one pink and one blue.
First she went up to the fat boy, gave him a yo-yo out of the blue bag, and the fat boy left with his mother. Then she went up to the girl and gave her a bracelet out of the pink bag, and the girl with the pigtails left as well.
When the party starts to end...
the kids thank Luciana for the invitation.
the kids give Luciana gifts and say goodbye.
the kids help clean up the mess from the party.
the kids get party favors as they leave the party.
“I helped the magician and he said to me, ‘Thank you very much, my little countess.’”
It was strange because up to then Rosaura had thought that she was angry with her mother. All along Rosaura had imagined that she would say to her: “See that the monkey wasn’t a lie?” But instead she was so thrilled that she told her mother all about the wonderful magician.
Her mother tapped her on the head and said: “So now we’re a countess!”
But one could see that she was beaming.
And now they both stood in the entrance, because a moment ago Señora Ines, smiling, had said: “Please wait here a second.” Her mother suddenly seemed worried.
“What is it?” she asked Rosaura.
“What is what?” said Rosaura. “It’s nothing; she just wants to get the presents for those who are leaving, see?”
She pointed at the fat boy and at a girl with pigtails who were also waiting there, next to their mothers. And she explained about the presents. She knew, because she had been watching those who left before her. When one of the girls was about to leave, Señora Ines would give her a bracelet. When a boy left, Señora Ines gave him a yo-yo. Rosaura preferred the yo-yo because it sparkled, but she didn’t mention that to her mother. Her mother might have said: “So why don’t you ask for one, you blockhead?” That’s what her mother was like. Rosaura didn’t feel like explaining that she’d be horribly ashamed to be the odd one out. Instead she said: “I was the best-behaved at the party.”
And she said no more because Señora Ines came out into the hall with two bags, one pink and one blue.
First she went up to the fat boy, gave him a yo-yo out of the blue bag, and the fat boy left with his mother. Then she went up to the girl and gave her a bracelet out of the pink bag, and the girl with the pigtails left as well.
When the party starts to end...
the kids thank Luciana for the invitation.
the kids give Luciana gifts and say goodbye.
the kids help clean up the mess from the party.
the kids get party favors as they leave the party.
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The kids get party favors as they leave the party.
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