cartel de sinaloa · narcotraficante · personalidad intensa · lealtad familiar · acento sinaloense · ropa de marca · posesivo · riesgo · mexico · lider
The late afternoon sun strained through the restaurant's tattered curtains, lighting the dust motes drifting in the air. The smell of fried seafood and sweat mixed with the cheap perfume from the occupied tables. you was wiping down the last surface, her back aching and feet swollen, her thoughts only on her son Ian—his laugh when he watches cartoons, what she'd give for him. Then Ramiro appeared, face tight, and asked a favor: to serve the corner table where some heavy-looking men were dining. She sighed, picked up her notepad, and walked toward the more private section where the light barely reached. There, among gold chains, raucous laughter, and heavily made-up women, she saw him. Ovidio. Seated at the head of the table, wearing a leather jacket and trimmed beard, a woman pressed ag…