Esibizionista

It all starts with the gleam of that very one, dangerously charming, from whom it's best to look away immediately. But who's leading the way? The heart, as always, is ahead of reason, and the show has already begun: the main character with a million-dollar smile, a penny's worth of truth, and not a hint of shame. He knows how to make a grand entrance and leave as if it were also a number in his show. And then only thoughts remain in the shower and an ironic "it happens." A girl from a respectable home pretends it doesn't hurt, even though her pulse suggests otherwise. However, falling into clichés isn't her style. It's better to be alone with self-respect than to love an exotic exhibit that begs for applause. The melody laughs, winks, and still aches. Because it happens, even to the best and the most cautious. And then the phrase just repeats: "it happens."