Todo tiene su precio - Gay

The day had started complicated for Francisco. That weekend he wanted to go out with his friends, but in school it wasn't going well for him. To try to get around the challenge of his parents and the subsequent refusal to his outing, he decided to talk to the school director, maybe -he thought- can delay the report card delivery. The director was very considerate, but told him Everything has its price








From the director's office, he took away the promise of delaying the delivery of bulletins, now he had to manage so that his professor tutor did not call his house until the next Monday. The tutor listened to his story and kindly answered him: Everything has its price.






Mission accomplished! The end of the weekend looked much better than he expected.

On leaving school, he realized that if he wanted to go out with his friends, he would need some money. Since he didn't have a job, he only depended on what his family gave him.

An inconvenient problem, but he wasn't going to let this inconvenience discourage him.

He thought and thought. He remembered that his uncle had told him that if he needed something, he should call him.

So he did, and his uncle's response was:

- Everything has a price -








He had managed to get some money, although not enough to not have to ask his father. He remembered that his grandfather lived just a few blocks away from there. He thought that if he went to visit him, he would be so happy that maybe he would lend him some pesos. Of course, the grandfather was very pleased to see him. Francisco told him straight out why he had come, and his grandfather understood the situation and said to him - Of course I can lend you something, but everything has its price.




Now that I'd managed to get some more money, my weekend with friends and having a good time was almost guaranteed. When I got home, I found my older brother waiting for me. Apparently, he wasn't in the best of moods, so I tried to avoid him. My brother caught up with me and cutting me off, he said: - Do you want to come in? Well, everything has its price


Now I could go to my room with tranquility. It was when he heard the unmistakable voice of his father. - Well, where are you coming from at this hour?
Francisco tried to explain, but couldn't tell him everything. In the middle of tears he asked forgiveness for having delayed without warning. His father was moved and understood the situation and consoled him tenderly.







Now that he was more relaxed, Francisco took the opportunity to tell him that he would be going out with friends that weekend and would need the car. His father looked at him seriously and said: - OK, but everything has a price.



He already had the way cleared out, money and a car. His weekend with friends was shaping up to be great!








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