una tormentosa noche means stormy night

and

¿Qué estás haciendo? means "What are you doing?

For those who don’t get the Spanish.

i am so pleased i know so much spanish that I don’t have to be told! :D But the definitions are great for those that don’t.

man in black, i vote assassin. :)

“He assured the him.” in the last paragraph. Fixitfixitfixit.
Again. Really good. I’m not thinking assassin. I’m thinking.. extra guard? secret?

I know no Spanish so the definitions were appreciated!

man in black….I’m going to go with ninja because that’s the first thing that pops in my mind. Unlikely though…

I meant I don’t know any spanish.
…..apparently I don’t know English very well either.

i have a feeling about the man in black. buttt since i know this story i won’t give any spoilers. =)

Shush, BB!

Royal people in Spanish, particularly in Spain, do not refer to themselves as I. They call themselves “we.” Like pompous people, saying “We are not pleased.” Same things. So he wouldn’t say, “Estoy bien,” he would say, “Estamos bien,” or “Todo esta bien.”

Again, Andres doesn’t talk formally to Gabriél. Their friends, hello…