Γρηγόριος Ξενόπουλος - Ένα κορίτσι που κάτι του έλειπε | Διήγημα | Ηχητικό βιβλίο | Audio book

Gregory Xenopoulos. A girl who was missing something. Sarantos Rygakos reads. [music]

[music] I was still a 20-year-old student, when Nina would have been just 18. That summer when I went back to spend it in my hometown, I noticed her for the first time. Until then, she seemed immature, insignificant, and even though she was young, beautiful, and flirtatious, I despised her. Suddenly, I saw her again, refreshed,

grown up, ready. But her beauty had grown just as much. I still remember the dress she wore that summer when she went for a walk with her mother, Countess Marina, and her older sister, Stella, a short, fat, ugly woman, in the square and on Strata Marina. It was a tight one-piece dress, ankle-length, perhaps the first long one

the little girl had worn. Made of very fine ash fabric with blue trimmings. Also ash-colored pumps with blue ribbons. A hat of yours. Large bangs lowered on the sides to below the ears. With blue flowers. Tall. Taller than her mother. Slim, petite, with brown to blonde hair and very dark blue eyes. Everyone was looking at her, but she was looking at everyone

. She's had this since she was little. He did n't mean to leave anyone complaining. And he looked at noblemen's children, and merchant children, and some rosy-faced children of the people. He was looking at those too. Born for love. You know, they were informing me. He even answers with a lot of emotion and you've got me confused by the

spelling mistakes. Sometimes she even gives a quick date in the entrance of her mansion. So every evening when the three of them return from their walk, they go in, close the door, and her mother and sister go up. She stays downstairs with an excuse . Suddenly it opens for you. It's bothering you. You had taken her