Mariposa Dulce, a girl with one foot, has know the Madrigal triplets since they were little. Now she's fallen in love with the youngest triplet, Bruno. Will their story be one for the ages?
No lemons, some strong language
Bruno has broken me again. Someone without audio processing difficulties said that Bruno sings a little healing song to the house when he's avoiding the cracks after he first meets Mirabel. He's avoiding stepping on the cracks because of the superstition "step on a crack, you'll break your mothers back" but he's also singing. And do you know what he's singing? Because I had to hear someone tell me and then look up what it meant. What the person who told me got out of it was "healthy, healthy frogtail" so I had to look it up. And here's what Google has to say:
"Injured Hispanic children learn the frog rhyme when they need comfort: “Sana, sana, colita de rana. Si no sanas hoy, sanarás mañana.” The translation, “heal, heal little frog tail. If you don't heal today, you'll heal tomorrow.” Think of it as a twist upon the old “kiss it and make it better.”"
It's adorable and this man. I'm not as in love with him as Mariposa but damn. I hear a new thing to make me fall in love every day.
Second:
I'm thinking about writing a sequel to this but I'd like to take them out of the Encanto if I do. I need some ideas of how to get them to leave the Encanto.
To make this worth your time, here's some reader insert versions of my art.
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