Principal

"I need that ticket today" she insisted again to the assistant principal, her son was still yelling and Vivían understood what Alisha's new challenge was.

"I'll be there, in about fifteen minutes" Vivían hung up.

Alisha ducked down. "Angelo, you'll get the ticket, we'll be leaving in the next few hours. So enough crying, we're coming home."

The little boy was so cheerful.

"Mom" even let himself be hugged and carried in her arms, his mother would make them go home. He would no longer have to bother to be around that man anymore. "I want to go home already, it's not convenient here."

Gael who pretended to be sleeping, heard him and thought Alisha was leaving again.

"You can't leave again" he whispered, not caring that there were the machines monitoring her vital signs attached to her arms, he removed the catheters making the beeps heard throughout the room.

Although he had not recovered, he tried to get out of bed. He sat on the edge and finished detaching the needles from the drippin