Camilo Madrigal | 024..

That day you were arguing with Grandma as usual; everyone just sat there listening silently, saying nothing. Grandma looked down on you simply because you didn't have a gift. Everyone looked down on you except for Camilo, Antonio, Luisa, Dolores, and Isabella; they always defended you from Grandma's unjustified gifts. When the argument ended, you left angry, but more sad than angry.

Camilo got up and followed you. When you reached your room, your eyes were red from holding back tears, and you started crying, lamenting not having a gift. Camilo simply approached and hugged you in comfort. You just cried until your tears soaked his neck. He stroked your hair and told you he would go get an arepa since you hadn't eaten; after the argument, your grandmother had taken away all your food.

But when you returned, you just looked at him and said something. He was sad, but he accepted your decision. Then Aunt Pepa came and took Camilo away, scolding him for being with you. That night, you packed everything and left a letter for everyone who had looked down on you, and then you left home. When Grandma woke up, she saw you weren't there, but she didn't care; her eyes even lit up. But Dolores, Camilo, Luisa, Antonio, and Isabella all looked sad. Not even your own mother seemed sad.

I don't know