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—¡Agüén, entonces lo vamos a partir<br />

mitá y mitá, mano!<br />

—¡No seya pen<strong>de</strong>jo, mano!, ¿no ve que<br />

yo luei incontrado? Si lo par timos, ya<br />

núes <strong>de</strong> seis puntas ¿entien<strong>de</strong>?<br />

—Entonces, juguémola; a los dos nos<br />

toca en suerte, <strong>de</strong>n<strong>de</strong> el momento en<br />

que los dos nos hemos metido a pescar<br />

juntos.<br />

—¡Coma güevo! Y déjese <strong>de</strong> babosadas,<br />

si no quiere pasar a más...<br />

Discutiendo habían llegado a la playa.<br />

Genaro Prieto se había guar dado<br />

la estrella en la bolsa <strong>de</strong>l pantalón.<br />

Luciano García, con voz más cal mada,<br />

insistía en que ambos tenían iguales<br />

<strong>de</strong>rechos sobre el hallazgo.<br />

—Aquí tengo el chivo, Genaro,<br />

juguémola...<br />

—¡No me terqueye!<br />

—Juguémola.<br />

—No la juego, y ¿quiay?<br />

Luciano Garciya, en un momento<br />

<strong>de</strong> ceguera, se arrojó sobre el corvo,<br />

que había <strong>de</strong>jado clavado en la rama<br />

haciendo cruz. Genaro echó mano al<br />

cuchiyo que llevaba en el cinto, mas no<br />

tuvo tiempo <strong>de</strong> <strong>de</strong>snudarlo: el corvo<br />

<strong>de</strong>l amigo le había cortado <strong>de</strong> un golpe<br />

la vida.<br />

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“Well, then we can cut it half and half,<br />

bro!”<br />

“<strong>Don</strong>’t be stupid. <strong>Don</strong>’t ya see that I<br />

have fin<strong>de</strong>d it? If we cut it, then it no<br />

longer haf six points, got it?”<br />

“Well then let’s gamble for it since we<br />

both found it. It’s ours since we both<br />

came to fish together.”<br />

“Go fuck yourself! And stop the bullshit<br />

if you don’t want to see more…”<br />

They continued arguing until they<br />

arrived at the beach. Genaro Prieto had<br />

put the starfish in his pocket. Luciano<br />

García, with a calmer tone, insisted that<br />

they both had the right to the finding.<br />

“I have the coin here. Let’s flip it, Genaro,<br />

let’s do this...”<br />

“Cut it out.”<br />

“Let’s gamble for it.”<br />

“I don’t wanna, so what?”<br />

Luciano Garciya, in a moment of<br />

blindness, jumped over his machete<br />

that he had left nailed like a cross on<br />

the branch of the tree. Genaro grabbed<br />

the knife he carried on his belt, but<br />

he didn’t have time to take it out: on<br />

a whim the machete of the friend had<br />

cut his life.

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