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My First Transgressions
The Voice announced the departure time. The airport employee (whatever he was), said we needed to go to a next location, where we would finally be going to the plane. I looked at the wall and saw the clock. It was 8:00 am. Weird, I thought, even airports lie about departure times.
On the line toward the plane, I saw the woman I thought was an FBI agent. We smiled at each other. Then I noticed she had an extra suitcase. She asked me for help, and I couldn’t say no. In the end, and even if I never knew her name, I will always think of her as the first person who wished me luck while I was walking toward the unknown.
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For Matthew, every payday was a mystery. There he was, looking at the envelope his store manager gave him. He was wearing a blue, polo shirt, black pants and a black hat with the word ‘McDonald’s’ printed on it. The envelope was always the same; plain white and with his name, Matthew Lara, written on it. He looked at it, as if it was an Agatha Christie novel, which aftermath he wouldn’t know if he didn’t open it. A mystery, that is what every paycheck was. Likewise, the things he’d been doing for almost a year were a mystery. Even to himself.
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I liked Galuri’s details of his life. I liked the chronological order of the story. I liked the honesty to the reader in all of the chapters. A little depressing. Sometimes unsavory. At times I hated Galuri. At times felt empathy. If you want to learn about the difficulties an undocumented individual goes through, I would definitely recommend this book. This may be of the million stories in the United States.
I hate Galuri ! However his persistence about his dreams paid off at the end. Sad and funny is how I will describe this book.
Gabriel Lucatero
Self-published Fiction Writer
Gabriel Lucatero is a Mexican fiction writer who describes most of his work as Transgressive and Horror Fiction.