I don´t think I´m engaged anymore

I´ve finally returned to Pichilemu, after a few months away it´s really nice to be back in a place that has some semblance of home. Plus my brother is with me now so it´s been a lot of fun. It is strange, however, because a lot of the people that I knew before in Pichilemu, are now gone. I guess I didn´t realize how transient my group of friends were. My teacher, Tati, left to go teach spanish in Australia and all the other gringos have left save the owners/english teachers at the institute. Also the sandbar at La Puntilla changed a bunch (although it is in the process of coming back) so I haven´t been surfing as much because it costs a bit of money to get to Punta de Lobos. But all in all its good to be here. It is strange with my brother, especially because it´s the first time that we´ve shared a room in about twenty years. I have been really surprised to see that he´s been quicker to talk here than he would be at home. I think in large part that is due to the fact that he is here to learn to talk, but it´s helped that the family has really embraced him. Pati Paz, the youngest daughter (I think) has a crush on Reynnie. She´s always giggling and playing around with him at the house. At the table sometimes she sits across from Reyn and will break out in soft giggles every now and again. I think this could be a good sign for me, considering that before Reyn showed up there was the joke (only half joking though) that I would marry Pati Paz. I think this could get me off the hook, although then it would put Reyn in the awkward position of being engaged to a fourteen year old Chilean girl. Better him than me though, sucker.