Glasses stay on
The Santa Angela Orphanage Municipal Library is separated by two wings, the didactic and pedagogical books – in charge of the kind Ms. Mary Wordwell – and books of literature – the full responsibility of the strict Miss. Zelda Spellman. Although the two have worked together for more than ten years, their relationship has always been filled with contempt and indifference, at least until a girl with brown eyes, glasses transitioning from pink to transparent and an infectious smile, was rejected and transferred from the Orphanage of Santa Augusta for this one. How close can a friendless child get these two women? The only thing that doesn't get questioned is the fact that, in reading or not, the glasses of the three remain on their faces.
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