PORTALES IV (PORTALS IV) (ESP/ENG)

in Freewriters2 years ago


Buen dìa para todos, hoy les dejo la continuaciòn de los relatos que he llamado portales, prometo que ya pronto harè el final, agradezco a todos por leerme, para mi estos son ejercicios para el desarrollo de la escritura. Feliz dìa. 🍁

Good morning everyone, today I leave you the continuation of the stories that I have called portals, I promise that soon I will make the end, I thank you all for reading me, for me these are exercises for the development of writing. Happy day.🍁


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Image taken from pixabay by author Mohamed Nuzrath

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De lunes a viernes conducía unos cuantos kilómetros para ir a llevar a mi hijo Hans al colegio, a los costados de la autopista se hallaban unas hermosas montañas, por la montaña de la derecha del conductor en sentido hacia el sur se podían ver las vías del tren que pasaba a toda velocidad cada hora; Hans siempre las miraba con bastante atención, tanto, que muchas veces le hablaba y tenía que nombrarlo en voz más alta para que regresara su atención a la conversación que estuviéramos manteniendo.

Una mañana que íbamos en el auto como todos los días camino a la escuela, Hans como siempre con su mirada fija en las vías, justo en el momento en que se aproximaba el tren me dijo de forma muy extraña.

—Ma, yo creo que hay algo muy especial en las vías del tren— Volteé a verlo de reojo porque estaba manejando y de forma irónica le respondí.
—Claro que si, hijo a través de ellos se pueden transportar de un lugar a otro a las personas— El abrió los ojos como asombrado y con emoción siguió hablando.
—¡Exacto ma!, de eso se trata, y yo que pensaba que los adultos no se daban cuenta de nada— Ya estábamos llegando al colegio cuando hizo ese comentario a lo cual le respondí casi que ofendida.
—Te crees muy listo jovencito, ¿cómo andaría el tren sin sus rieles?—
A lo cual con un suspiro y una mirada de alguien decepcionado respondió.
—Ya decía yo, que sobreestimé tu respuesta—
—Será mejor que te apresures, ya casi tocan el timbre de entrada—
Se bajo del auto pero antes de cerrar, volteó a verme me lanzó un beso y mientras se alejaba pronunció palabras que en ese momento no comprendí.

Fue la última vez que lo vi. Ese día llegué a mi trabajo, pasé la mitad de la mañana entre papeles, firmando documentos, no me pude dar cuenta de la hora de lo ocupada que estuve hasta que sonó el teléfono, antes de responder vi que faltaba poco para las dos de la tarde, y observé que era una llamada del colegio, era muy tarde pensé que me estaban llamando porque se me olvidó una vez más irlo a buscar a la hora establecida, casi siempre se me pasaba la hora, pero esta vez no me llamaban por eso.

From Monday to Friday I drove a few kilometers to take my son Hans to school, on the sides of the highway there were some beautiful mountains, on the mountain to the right of the driver heading south you could see the train tracks that passed at full speed every hour; Hans always looked at them with great attention, so much so, that many times I spoke to him and I had to name him in a louder voice so that he would return his attention to the conversation we were having.

One morning when we were in the car as every day on our way to school, Hans as always with his gaze fixed on the tracks, just as the train was approaching, he said to me in a very strange way.

-I turned to see him out of the corner of my eye because he was driving and in an ironic way I answered him.
-Of course there is, son, through them people can be transported from one place to another" He opened his eyes astonished and with emotion continued speaking.
-That's what it's all about, and I thought that adults didn't realize anything." We were already arriving at school when he made that comment, to which I responded almost offended.
-You think you're so smart, young man, how would the train run without its rails?
To which with a sigh and a look of someone disappointed he replied.
-I was just saying, I overestimated your answer.
-You'd better hurry up, they're almost ringing the doorbell.
He got out of the car but before closing it, he turned to look at me and blew me a kiss and as he drove away he said words that I didn't understand at the time.

That was the last time I saw him. That day I arrived at work, I spent half the morning between papers, signing documents, I could not notice the time because of how busy I was until the phone rang, before answering I saw that it was almost two in the afternoon, and I saw that it was a call from the school, it was very late I thought they were calling me because I forgot once again to pick him up at the appointed time, I almost always missed the time, but this time they did not call me for that reason.



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—Sra Jensen, es el director Müller— antes de que continuara hablando le interrumpí. —Que pena Profesor Müller, ya salgo por Hans, nuevamente me distraje con el trabajo— —Disculpe usted Sra. Jensen, pero le llamo para saber si Hans está con usted, por lo que veo no es así— al escuchar eso me enervé, se supone que las escuelas son lugares seguros para nuestros hijos. —¿qué dice usted?¿cómo que no saben dónde se encuentra Hans?, llamaré a la policía— —Ya lo hemos hecho nosotros, no está solo, varios chicos a la hora del receso se salieron por la parte trasera del colegio, nadie los vio salir por el frente, pero uno de los estudiantes dijo haber visto a un grupo de niños del tercer grado correr hacía el campo. Varios maestro fueron tras ellos pero nadie los vio— —¿Cómo es eso posible?, y ¿en qué momento avisaron a la policía?— —Sra Jensen al regresar los docentes comenzamos a llamar a cada uno de los representantes y mientras les íbamos avisando llamamos a la policía— mientras el director iba contestándome yo tomaba con prisa las llaves de mi auto para salir de la oficina. —Estoy saliendo para allá— Ambos cerramos la llamada, yo no quise esperar el ascensor y comencé a bajar por las escaleras con desespero. Al llegar a la salida del edificio en dirección al estacionamiento ya estaba casi corriendo y no veía a nada ni a nadie que estuviera cerca o lejos de mi, simplemente pensaba en mi pequeño Hans. vi a lo lejos mi auto y me parece haber acelerado aun màs mis pasos y sin darme cuenta me tropecé con alguien, solo me disculpé.

—Lo siento— y seguí hacia el auto pero tuve que detenerme por unos instantes, pues el señor con quièn me topé se detuvo, se me quedó viendo, no me di cuenta que lo hacía hasta que me habló.
—Nunca olvides las vías del tren—
Al escuchar esas palabras me extrañé bastante pero el prosiguió.
—Esas fueron las últimas palabras de su hijo—
Inmediatamente evoqué el momento en que lo vi por última vez, era cierto , mientras se alejaba el me seguía diciendo que no olvidara las vías del tren. Al regresar de mis pensamientos, aquel hombre ya no estaba, pero a pesar de la confusión que eso me provocó, seguí a mi carro y me dirigí a la escuela, al llegar no me detuve ya que vi el lugar lleno de policías con sus perros, y gente aglomerada, algunos salían de los alrededores de la escuela. Yo seguí de largo pero en tomé el canal contrario por toda la orilla de la vía, los carros pasaban a toda velocidad y pitaban o incluso algunos gritaban malas palabras, pero nada me importaba, llegué hasta el lugar que temprano me había señalado Hans, dejé el carro y me fui a la montaña al sitio donde estaban las vías del Tren, llegué hasta ellas, trataba de observar alguna cosa inusual que me pudiera dar indicios del paradero de los niños, en mi mente retumbaba su vocecita repitiendo las mismas palabras una y otra vez.
—las vías del tren— Habían pasado más de dos horas desde que salí a buscar a mi hijo, mi mente solo escuchaba la voz de Hans diciendo "las vías del tren". Sé que en ese momento había mucha gente viendo desde la autopista hacia el bosque, se detuvieron muchos carros, no estaba sola en el sitio, sin embargo seguía solo con la voz de Hans y noté que cada vez que me acercaba a los rieles escuchaba con mayor claridad su voz, llegó un momento que lo sentí tan cerca que me detuve sobre los rieles y mientras lo escuchaba iba dando vueltas con mi mirada para ver si lo podía ver en alguna dirección, de repente escuche gritos, voltee mi cabeza y solo pude ver al tren que me atravesaba.

Todos los presentes comenzaron a buscarme, de inmediato dieron aviso a las próximas paradas del tren, pues algunos pensaron que me había arrollado, otros que me despedazaron, otros imaginaron que volé por los aires y comenzaron a buscarme por todas partes, lo cierto es que jamás volvieron a encontrarme, hasta ese día no supieron más de mi, simplemente había desaparecido

-Mrs. Jensen, it's Director Müller," I interrupted him before he continued speaking. -Too bad Professor Müller, I'm on my way out for Hans, I got distracted by my work again. -Excuse me Mrs. Jensen, but I am calling to know if Hans is with you, as far as I can see he is not," when I heard that I got nervous, schools are supposed to be safe places for our children. -What do you mean you don't know where Hans is, I will call the police? -We have already done it, he is not alone, several kids at recess time went out the back of the school, nobody saw them go out the front, but one of the students said he saw a group of third graders running towards the field. Several teachers went after them, but no one saw them. -How is that possible, and at what point did they call the police? -Mrs. Jensen, when the teachers came back we started to call each one of the representatives and while we were telling them we called the police - while the principal was answering I hurriedly took my car keys to leave the office. -I'm on my way there," we both closed the call, I did not want to wait for the elevator and started to go down the stairs in desperation. When I reached the exit of the building towards the parking lot I was almost running and I could not see anything or anyone near or far from me, I was just thinking about my little Hans. I saw my car in the distance and I seemed to have accelerated my steps even more and without realizing I bumped into someone, I just apologized.

-I was sorry," and I continued towards the car but I had to stop for a few moments, because the man I bumped into stopped, he kept looking at me, I didn't realize he was doing it until he spoke to me.
-Never forget the train tracks.
When I heard those words I was quite surprised, but he continued.
-Those were his son's last words.
I immediately evoked the moment when I saw him for the last time, it was true, while he was walking away he kept telling me not to forget the train tracks. When I came back from my thoughts, the man was gone, but despite the confusion that caused me, I followed my car and went to the school, when I arrived I did not stop because I saw the place full of police with their dogs, and people crowded together, some were coming out of the surroundings of the school. I went straight on but I took the opposite channel all along the side of the road, the cars passed by at full speed and were beeping or even shouting bad words, but I didn't care, I got to the place that Hans had indicated earlier, I left the car and went to the mountain to the place where the train tracks were, I got to them, I tried to observe something unusual that could give me clues to the whereabouts of the children, in my mind his little voice was booming repeating the same words over and over again.
-It had been more than two hours since I went out to look for my son, my mind only heard Hans' voice saying "the train tracks". I know that at that moment there were many people watching from the highway towards the forest, many cars stopped, I was not alone in the place, however I was still alone with Hans' voice and I noticed that every time I got closer to the rails I heard his voice more clearly, at one point I felt him so close that I stopped on the rails and while I was listening to him I was turning around with my eyes to see if I could see him in any direction, suddenly I heard screams, I turned my head and I could only see the train that was crossing me.

All those present began to look for me, they immediately gave notice to the next stops of the train, because some thought that I had run over, others that I was torn to pieces, others imagined that I flew through the air and began to look for me everywhere, the truth is that they never found me again, until that day they did not know more about me, I had simply disappeared.

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