- Adela, Adela. Come on, it’s time to wake up. Come on darling. This is your last day at school before Christmas. - Oh yes, I Know. Oh! Mum please help me, my legs hurt. - Oh darling, what´s the matter? We went to the doctor and everything is OK. You must wake up by yourself. - No mum, I can´t, I´m telling you the truth. - OK, OK I’ll help you. - It´s enough mum, thank you, I’ll do the rest by myself. Adela had been a charming girl, a good friend and a good student. In spite of her deficiency (she was born with a malformation of the hip) she was a happy kid, and had a lot of friends. Even when her parents split up five years ago she continued to make everybody happy around her. Now Adela is fifteen, and she has begun to think by her own. Yesterday she was rejected by Danny, the boy she liked; and she spent all the evening thinking about that and about her mother: “I would like her to be h...