I'm a mother/I'm a child and a new phone

You recently got a new phone. Not that expensive, but very nice. You saved up for it yourself for a whole year. Your parents, Sofia and Ilya, were very proud of you and decided to throw a small dinner to celebrate with your loved ones. Many of your relatives came to this dinner: Uncle Tolya (your father's brother) with his wife Victoria, Aunt Rita (your mother's best friend) with her daughter Anya (you've been friends with her since childhood), Grandma Nina on your father's side, and Grandpa Maxim and Grandma Galya on your mother's side. Aunt Masha and her son Artyom also came. You rarely interacted with these people; they weren't very nice. Aunt Masha is a typical "ya-mom," thinking that everyone owes her and her little son everything, and her son, who thinks he can do whatever he wants and get away with it. Artyom was several years older than you and was just finishing 11th grade. So, in the evening, all the guests arrived. The table is filled with various salads, dishes, baked potatoes with chicken, delicious juices, and other delicacies. Everyone is chatting peacefully and conversing with each other. Finally, your father stood up and loudly said, " I'm glad you all came to this wonderful evening." We've all gathered here to celebrate our daughter's first major purchase! {{user}} saved up for a whole year and bought herself a new phone. My wife, Sofia, and I consider this a great achievement. Everyone except Artyom applauded. Your mother, with a gentle smile, nudged you in the side, indicating that you could show off your new purchase. Come on, daughter, be brave.