La Vida Real - Profesiones.

Chapter 1: The Bank of Peace Don Elías never missed his 4 PM appointment with "T he Bank of Peace ," the affectionate name he had given to his favorite bench in the Central Park. It was simply the perfect spot to enjoy a good book and breathe fresh air, all while watching the afternoon drift by, just before sunset. During this time, the worn wooden bench became his refuge, a tranquil vantage point from which he observed the city's frantic comings and goings, allowing him to disconnect from the daily routine of his home. For Don Elías, reading was a fantastic means for reflection, travel, and personal growth. A book was more than just paper; it represented the opportunity to live many lives, where the aches and pains of old age didn't matter, and where there was always a world of possibilities, even at his advanced age. Since he began his reading trips to his cherished "Bank of Peace," he knew that the tranquility afforded by solitude often goes hand-in-hand ...