Una fiesta en la jungla
Con esa impresión, Tess le propuso a Barry que hicieran un viaje de tres días por el Amazonas. La primera idea de Barry fue negarse, pero al ver la cara de decepción de Tess, cambió de opinión y aceptó:
_Tal vez esta aventura sirva para inyectarle un nuevo aire a la relación. - pensó.
Cuando llegaron al campamento, todos estaban contentos: reían, curioseaban por los alrededores, compartían; excepto Barry que estaba incómodo y tenía cara de pocos amigos:
_¿Y ahora qué tienes? - le preguntó Tess al ver el malhumor en su pareja.
_Sabes que no estoy acostumbrado a estos espacios tan salvajes y multitudinarios - expresó con mucha antipatía. Tess, que ya lo conocía, se dio la vuelta y comenzó a compartir con los otros: cuando Barry se viera solo, tendría que adaptarse al lugar.
_¡Además toca mal! - aseguraba Barry al verla. ¿Qué fue lo me atrajo de esta chica? - se preguntaba Barry con una temperatura corporal en 38.
Al tercer día, Barry tuvo mejor ánimo e intentó participar en todas las actividades. Tess, al verlo con más iniciativa, le pidió que la ayudara con la pieza que tocaría en la noche para el final del evento. Barry, aprovechó para aconsejarle:
_Qué tal si en vez de tocar toda la batería, tocas solo el cajón - apuntó y a Tess le pareció una idea genial.
Cuando Tess terminó su actuación, todos aplaudieron y ella corrió a los brazos de Barry que la apretó a su cuerpo:
_Te amo y te deseo - le dijo bajito y Tess río como una niña coqueta.
En la noche, mientras los ruidos de los otros instrumentos sonaban y el ruido de los animales se escuchaban afuera, en el cuarto de Barry y Tess se escuchaban gruñidos y gemidos como si fueran fieras.
HASTA UNA PRÓXIMA OPORTUNIDAD, AMIGOS
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[Versión en inglés]
A party in the jungle
Barry and Tess had been dating for a year and after the passion of the moment, they had fallen into a lethargy and boredom. Barry believed that Tess was not as good a musician as he had thought and Tess had begun to suspect that Barry was too immature and overbearing: that relationship did not have much of a future.
With that impression, Tess proposed to Barry that they take a three-day trip down the Amazon. Barry's first thought was to refuse, but when he saw Tess's disappointed face, he changed his mind and agreed:
_Maybe this adventure will serve to inject a new lease of life into the relationship? - she thought.
When they arrived at the camp, everyone was happy: laughing, browsing around, sharing; except Barry who was uncomfortable and looked like a friend:
_What have you got now? - Tess asked him when she saw the grumpiness in her partner.
You know I'm not used to such wild and crowded spaces,” he expressed with much antipathy. Tess, who already knew him, turned around and began to share with the others: when Barry was alone, he would have to adapt to the place.
Perhaps due to the change in weather or a predisposition to the environment: that night and the next, Barry had a fever. Although he tried to share, his spirit was not in a celebratory mood. Seeing Tess didn't cheer him up either: too much joy was asinine, Barry thought as he watched his girlfriend laughing and playing her instrument:
She plays badly, too! - What was it that attracted me to this girl? - Barry asked himself with a body temperature of 38.
On the third day, Barry was in better spirits and tried to participate in all the activities. Tess, seeing him with more initiative, asked him to help her with the piece she would play at the end of the event. Barry took the opportunity to advise her:
_What if instead of playing all the drums, you play just the cajon - he pointed out and Tess thought it was a great idea.
That same night, at the farewell party, the atmosphere was pleasant and there was a good vibe in the place, which had its maximum splendor when Tess started playing the cajón: the bodies moved feverishly, sweaty, rubbing each other as if they were feline beings or passionate snakes. Barry watched Tess hungrily, remembering why he had fallen in love with the girl: her animal passion was contagious. In turn, Tess also looked at Barry and bristled all over at the man's penetrating gaze: never before had a man looked at her with such admiration and desire.
When Tess finished her performance, everyone applauded and she ran into Barry's arms and he squeezed her to his body:
I love you and I want you, he said softly and Tess laughed like a flirtatious child.
At night, while the noises of the other instruments sounded and the noise of the animals could be heard outside, in Barry and Tess's room they could hear grunts and moans as if they were outs.
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