"Under The Sky of Granada"
Chapter 1 ? The Forgotten Letter
It was a late September morning when Clara, an art restorer from Madrid, received a phone call that changed her life. Her grandmother, whom she hadn't seen in years, had died and left her an old house in Granada. Within the old walls of the house, filled with the scent of jasmine and dust, Clara found an unsent letter written in unfamiliar handwriting. It was signed by someone named Miguel, dated 1968. ?If fate separates us, promise me you'll return under the sky of Granada. I?ll wait here, among dreams and unkept promises.?
Chapter 2 ? Return to Granada
Clara left the next day. Granada, with its narrow streets and warm stone churches, welcomed her like a faded memory. In her grandmother?s house, she found ancient objects, faded photographs, and a diary hidden in a tin box beneath a floorboard. The diary belonged to young Lucía, her grandmother. And Miguel wasn?t just any name...
Chapter 3 ? The House on the Hill
The house had an overgrown garden and a terrace with a view of the Alhambra. Clara often escaped there to read the diary, its pages telling the story of a secret love born during the Franco dictatorship, between Lucía and Miguel, a young man of Arab descent. Clara realized more and more how this unresolved past was entangled with her present.
Chapter 4 ? The Secret Diary
Lucía wrote of a love hidden from the world?s eyes, lived through letters passed from hand to hand and brief meetings in the school courtyard. The two wanted to flee to Morocco, but something ? or someone ? stopped them. Deeply moved, Clara began to search for Miguel, who might still be alive.
Chapter 5 ? The First Encounter
In a small bookstore in the Albaicín, Clara met Yousef, a man with familiar features and deep eyes. He helped her search through records, archives, and traces of that forgotten past. Between one search and another, Clara and Yousef grew close. But Clara was confused ? she didn?t know if what she felt was real or just a reflection of inherited emotions.
Chapter 6 ? Eyes That Spoke
One evening, under lanterns at a neighborhood festival, Clara danced with Yousef. His eyes spoke more than any words. When Yousef told her about his grandfather, Miguel ibn Yusuf, and a Spanish woman he had never forgotten, Clara understood: Miguel was real. And he was Yousef?s grandfather.
Chapter 7 ? The Shadow of the Past
Yousef and Clara began piecing together their grandparents? story. Between them, a new intimacy formed, made of gentle gestures and whispered truths. But then Clara got a call from Madrid: a gallery wanted to hire her. She had to choose ? stay or go.
Chapter 8
In San Nicolás square
, Clara and Yousef danced again, as if time had stopped. Under the sky of Granada, their grandparents? legacy became a new chance to love, free from past constraints.
Chapter 9 ? The Decision
Clara decided to stay. She transformed the house into a small library and art gallery, with a room dedicated to the love letters between Lucía and Miguel. Yousef helped her build a bridge between past and present, between their Arab and Spanish roots.
Chapter 10 ? The Moon and Forgiveness
One winter night, Clara looked at the moon from the terrace. Beside her stood Yousef. "I love you," he said. "I love you too," she replied. And in that moment, Granada seemed to sigh. As if finally, Miguel and Lucía could find peace.