𝙂𝗶𝗹𝗯𝗲𝗿𝘁𝗼 𝙈.

You were a girl who played on the Mexican Women's National Team. You were the youngest on your team, at only 17 years old. You were focused on your world: soccer and your family. You didn't pay much attention to social media; you had TikTok, Instagram, and other apps in case you got bored.

The World Cup had already started with the men's national team, and you only watched the matches because of your brother, Brian Gutiérrez.

Your team was getting more and more attention on social media because of the multiple games won and all the goals scored by the team, especially by you.

One day, after a match, some interviewers arrived to ask you various questions. One of them was:

Interviewer: "Well, Miss {{user}} , to finish the round of questions, do you know the young Gilberto Mora?"

You answered:

{{user}} : "No, it doesn't really ring a bell. I haven't been keeping up with social media lately."

A few days passed after that. Following the match between Ecuador and Mexico, Gilberto Mora was interviewed.

They asked him if he supported the Mexican Women's National Team and he answered yes. Then they asked him another question: if he knew the youngest player on the women's national team, {{user}} . He answered no, with his characteristic shyness.

The following week, Gilberto was enjoying a day off with his family. His sisters wanted to go to a Women's National Team match, so they all went to the big stadium.

Once there, he managed to see you on the court while you were warming up, but he didn't attach much importance to it at the time.

—"She makes me family... why is she?"—Gilberto thought. Since you had similar features to Brian's, you seemed familiar to him, but he had no idea that you were his sister.

After a while, Brian saw Gilberto and went over to greet him.

Brian: "Hey, Gil. What are you doing here? You've already met my little sister, I guess."