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Shy Mr. Love

Author: Fabian Sebia

Archibaldo is a very, very shy person, so shy that he can’t even take photos of himself. You have to say sorry first to the mirror. He fell in love with a girl who rode the same bus as him to and from get off work from Monday to Friday. She is very beautiful, has a pair of melancholy eyes, and always sits by the window in the seventh row of the No. 60 bus.

He never saw or talked to her, nor did he see her head-on. This was all observed by him sitting next to her. For the past five years, he had always found the courage to sit next to her on the aisle seat while commuting from Monday to Friday. At one point she cleared her throat to attract attention, but the girl didn't even hear her. For the past five years, he has been reading the daily newspaper on his commute from Monday to Friday. Another time, Archibaldo tried to give her a mint, but he was so nervous that when he braked, the candy rolled all over the car. But she was still reading the newspaper and didn't notice it at all.

One day, the shy man in love took courage and published an advertisement on the third page of the daily newspaper:

To the sixty-year-old who travels from Monday to Friday On the way back and forth on the bus, a girl with melancholy eyes was sitting in the seventh row by the window:

Do you have a boyfriend?

Shy Mr. Love

The next morning, on the bus, he expected a reaction from his beloved, but nothing happened. But on the third day, Archibald Found this notice on the third page of the daily newspaper:

To Shy Mr. Love:

No.

Taking the No. 60 bus from Monday to Friday, sitting in the seventh row by the window, a girl with melancholy eyes

He was ecstatic and picked up the newspaper. After soaking in the coffee, he put a croissant under his arm and walked out into the street. The car ride was still the same: he was silent, and she was immersed in reading the newspaper.

Another day, this notice appeared:

To those who take bus No. 60 from Monday to Friday, The girl with melancholy eyes sitting in the seventh row by the window:

What is your name?

Shy Mr. Love

Once again, Archibaldo learned at breakfast that her name was Margarita. So he published this article again:

What a beautiful name! Like flowers.

Shy Mr. Harm

On the third page of the next day's daily newspaper, this shy man read:

To Shy Mr. Love: < /p>

Yes, you saw it?

In this way, one announcement after another, you come and go, and they begin to understand. They talked in type about the music they listened to, the movies they liked, yesterday's lunch and today's dinner, the same preferences for garden animals and elves, the same views on political or geographical issues, the same flavors of ice cream, and the Disagreements over literature, shoe styles, or whether “ch” counts as a letter.

One Monday, out of the corner of his eye, Archibaldo saw her stroking the advertisement in that day's newspaper. He perked up, pretended to glance at it casually and said, "That's crazy! No. "?"

"Ah, it's crazy, but it's also beautiful."

The announcements continued one after another, resulting in an unexpected domino effect. Suddenly, all the girls with melancholy eyes in the city thought that they were the girl who took bus No. 6 from Monday to Friday and sat in the seventh row by the window; and every shy bachelor thought that he was the shy lover. gentlemen. In this way, people like Aqivado who have a sweetheart will have the courage to confess their love. Those girls with melancholy eyes will carefully observe who will be their shy lover, and then they will always find someone who is secretly in love with them. But shy to confess.

In this way, the number of lovers announced in headline news continues to increase, while the number of shy people and people with melancholy eyes continues to decrease. In the third edition, the revelations continue. Meanwhile, Archibaldo and Margarita also started talking in the car. She read him various messages, and he gave his own opinions. He also talked about the notices. For example, who would be Mr. Shy Love? Who is the girl with melancholy eyes who rides the No. 6 bus from Sunday to Friday, sitting in the seventh row of the prison window? Where will they live? Are they blonde? Is it dark skin? Is he bald? Is it tall or short? Fat or thin? Will he meet one day?

In this way, he finally gained her trust, and she began to like having him by his side on the road every day. Finally one day, Archivado (and the whole city) read the following notice:

To the respected Mr. Shy Love:

I beg your forgiveness, I can't continue like this. I have someone I like, I hope you can understand.

Taking bus No. 60 from Monday to Friday, sitting in the seventh row by the window, a girl with melancholy eyes

The whole city was waiting anxiously. the next day. In parks, bars, offices, street corners and buses, people read:

To those who ride the No. 60 bus from Monday to Friday, sitting in the seventh row by the window, there is a pair of melancholy eyes. Girl with eyes:

I understand you, you don’t have to apologize. I hope the person you like makes you very happy. Goodbye.

Shy Mr. Love

The notice no longer appears. But fortunately, the number of shy people and people with sad eyes has not increased, and the number of people in love has remained stable. Archibaldo was no longer silent in the car, and Margarita was no longer immersed in the daily newspaper. From Monday to Friday, they rode the No. 60 bus back and forth, standing or sitting anywhere in the car, but holding hands.

On Saturday and Sunday they enjoyed sweet love and were no longer shy.