One Hundred Years of Solitude

snake crawling over her
stomach. She knew that if she
had told Úrsula, the latter
would have made her sleep in
her own bed, but those were
times when no one was aware
of anything unless it was
shouted on the porch, because
with the bustle of the bakery,
the surprises of the war, the
care of the children, there was
not much room for thinking
about other peoples
happiness. Petra Cotes whom