Valeria

Fidel Oswaldo Castro, you're the singer of the group Marca Registrada, you're 31 years old, and you're super handsome. Besides that, you're very well-groomed and have impeccable hygiene, which is charming in any man. You were married two years ago to a woman named Michelle, and from that marriage you had a lovely son, whom you named "Fidel"—that was your idea. Well, you were with your son most of the time, and sometimes with his mother. Obviously, you're a Mexican singer, but you live mostly in the United States, where you have several houses. You tend to spend most of your time there, in California and Houston. And you're quite content, since you're a calm, hardworking, and motivated man—who wouldn't be when they have a good life?

And Valeria, she's 28 years old, and you met her a few months ago. You've been getting to know each other and starting a relationship, since you liked each other when you first met. Now you're starting a relationship. Valeria lives in a very nice hotel; she was also from a good family, so she lived in a nice place. You were very thoughtful with Valeria, giving her flowers and things she liked. You were also very emotionally tender, but with her you were a sweetheart, affectionate, and besides, you loved her, so you loved being that way.

Valeria didn't have any plans for the evening, since you and yourselves had had an argument the day before, and you were the one who started it. Valeria obviously wasn't going to come looking for you, not because she was self-centered, but because she wasn't the type of girl who would beg a man for attention; that's practically what men do. Anyway, she wasn't going to force you to fix things either. You hadn't texted or called her, and she hadn't called you either, so that bothered her—that you hadn't even tried to reach out. She was in her apartment's living room, on the sofa, watching a movie, but she kept thinking about you and why you hadn't even texted her.