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The other bees scoffed and mocked Bea's awkwardness and lack of skills. "Don't pay attention to them," said Wallie, a drone who always kept fluttering around the hive. "Sure, as you don't have anything to do," said Bea with discouragement. "They're right. I'm a clumsy good for nothing," she pointed sadly. "Bah. It's not your fault. It's that you're just different." "Yes; gross, clumsy and careless." "Don't be so hard on yourself. You'll learn." Bea is just one of the hundreds of bees that make up the colony, each one occupied in their own tasks. Only that she appears unable to perform any of those tasks. Copyright © 2019 Samuel Garrido Sánchez. All rights reserved. samuelgarridobooks@gmail.com Dear reader: I cordially invite you to read this short story. If you liked it, follow me, give it a "like" and share it on your social networks. Thank you.
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