31. This Day I Lost Everything
Juan Luis
I hear a knock on the door while I'm getting ready to leave. I don’t understand why we have to go to a divorce trial when the alimony I proposed for Amelia and the kids seems adequate to me. Maybe she thinks it’s not enough and is asking for more. Flores has been quite unclear lately, which surprises me since I’ve worked with him for years and he’s always been very efficient. I authorize whoever is outside to come in.
My mother appears in front of me. She looks very put together, as if she’s going out somewhere.
"Good morning, son. Today is finally the big day of your divorce." I glare at her. Since the day I left my kids alone and confronted her, I haven’t been able to figure out what happened. But it must have been something serious.
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