Chapter 62

I lay my head on his chest and smile as naturally as I can. Henry also smiles and our image freezes on the cell phone screen. The record of moments is, for me, the most important thing to do. I am immensely grateful that Henry suggested the idea weeks ago, when we were still hospitalized.

Brianna interrupts my moment with her cell phone to let you know that the photos taken were enough and the three of us left for a restaurant on the same avenue. During lunch, while I complete my meal with medicine, my father calls me, and in his own way, he wants to know if I'm okay. I don't ask how he is because I can already imagine, but I guarantee that I will return home when the weekend is over. He doesn't say anything else after that.

I watch the rain fall mercilessly outside. Henry and I were lucky to arrive at the clinic before the rain started. Now we are waiting in a room where I have never entered, because I have never received any visits. We are waiting for th