Shadow of the Wind #3

Until this point in the book, Daniel seems to be getting more and more attached to Clara. Clara seems to be a very interesting person as she is a blind girl who is in love with books. She, just like Daniel, has a very particular interest on Julian Carax-author of Shadow of the Wind-, because of his captivating tone, and syntax (ah!, AP's are over why am i still using these words!!!) just intrigues them into turning the page and keep reading. Clara has became very good friends with Daniel, and has told him personal stories such as her family history of how her father was part of the reform and was never heard of, but how the letters that were written to her by him were so captivating, as well the fact that a man once came up to her and asked her a series of random yet suspicious questions. Daniel is getting too attached to Clara, and because of this, it seems like he might be falling in love, thought she might be much much older than he is. the mistress has warned Daniel that he must not meddle too much with Clara as in the end he might end up getting hurt, this was brought up after a pianist teacher who is teaching Clara how to play was hitting on her. With the way that Daniel has been getting attached to Clara, is he opening his chances to get hurt? Whats the worst that can happen?