El vecino cabeza de toro.

from Radio Fantasma Hosted by Jesús Barreto

"Don Ernesto no siempre fue ese anciano extravagante. Dicen que en sus buenos tiempos tenía el don de transformar todo en oro. Negocios, ideas, terrenos, personas. Tenía esa clase de suerte peligrosa que vuelve a los hombres ambiciosos. Era un ‘hacedor’. Un ‘visionario’. Un tipo que parecía leer el futuro en los números. Ganó mucho. Muchísimo. Y como suele pasar, quedó solo. Porque cuando tu mente solo busca expansión, lo demás se convierte en ruido."

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