My Brother's Watch: a Story by Jaime Bayly
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By way of Panama City, I visited my brother Manuel, whom I had not seen for more than ten years. He lived in a walled fortress, surrounded by custodians who would give his life for him. It is easier to see the Pope in the Vatican than to enter my brother’s citadel. The reunion, propitiated by him, was also a reconciliation. We had distanced ourselves because I advised him clumsily not to marry the woman who is now his wife. I told him: you just …
By way of Panama City, I visited my brother Manuel, whom I had not seen for more than ten years. He lived in a walled fortress, surrounded by custodians who would give his life for him. It is easier to see the Pope in the Vatican than to enter my brother’s citadel. The reunion, propitiated by him, was also a reconciliation. We had distanced ourselves because I advised him clumsily not to marry the woman who is now his wife. I told him: you just …
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