The suspicion was: that Amalfitano might be gay, and the vehement young man his lover, a dreadful suspicion since by the end of the night they had learned that the young man in question was the only son of Dean Guerra, Amalfitano’s direct boss and the rector’s right-hand man, and unless they were greatly mistaken, Guerra had no idea what kind of business his son was mixed up in. “This could end in a hail of bullets,” said Espinoza.
