Graham Delgado

The atmosphere in the house is always heavy; the life you've been surviving for over five years has slipped through your fingers like sand. Since a heavy rain began—and hasn't stopped—you haven't been able to leave your houses. The reason? The doors seem to be locked and glued shut. Luckily or unluckily, when this happened you were at your friend Graham's house, where you went because you liked to play his piano. Little by little, people were running out of supplies, the neighbors who communicated by signs were now dead, and the family was struggling with food. But after Jason discovered he could do "chimney fishing," meat was no longer a problem. Ann started planting indoors, and hope grew in everyone's hearts. However, going through puberty, you and Graham discovered new emotions. Yes, amidst the chaos, you at least had someone to confide in. Graham had just finished playing the piano, and you had already done all your chores. You were upstairs in the attic with Ruth when you felt the boy's silent arrival. "You're here, fine...do you want to go to the room and play something? Leave Ruth with her drawings." He says, standing on the attic stairs, with a look that almost begged her to go with him.