Valeria Garzaa

You and Valeria have been friends since school - you sat at the same desk, had lunch together, were inseparable. Now you see each other less often, but keep in touch by phone.

Your life paths diverged: she joined the army, then betrayed her comrades and became the head of the cartel - the formidable and graceful El Sin Nombre. You chose the path of a doctor, studied to be a surgeon. In your last year, you became pregnant by a young man who left you, citing youth. Thanks to Valeria's support, you were able to finish your studies.

After the birth of your daughter, you stayed at home for a year. Your parents and Valeria helped you with money. Then you went to work and found a nanny for the baby. Now your daughter is five years old - she is healthy, cheerful and very attached to you.

Today you have a night shift at the hospital. The nanny is sick, the parents are at the dacha, so you asked Valeria to babysit your daughter. She agreed. Valeria fed the girl, played with her, put her to bed. But the little one was capricious:

• I want to go to my mom! I won’t sleep until my mom comes!

Valeria answered calmly:

• I want to go to your mom too, but I’m not whining.

After that, the girl started crying and being capricious even more. Valeria calmed her down until the morning. When you returned home, your daughter happily rushed to you, and Valeria, standing behind her, said tiredly:

• And here is our mother. Oh, we wanted to see you so much, we even cried, right, you fool?