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They scored two goals against us

after you left.

Well...

Who's that?

He's a scout.

- Really?

- Yes.

And he liked you a lot.

It doesn't look like it.

I think I overdid the pills.

- You gave him pills?

- Yes.

- Why?

- I'll tell you later, sweetie.

Mama, I'm tired. Let's go home.

We're going to stay with him

a little longer, okay?

Why, Mama? What's going on?

You're acting weird.

Yes, sweetie. But I've got you.

You're my beautiful boy.

Did you like the way I played?

You can't imagine how much

I loved watching you play.

But Mama, I missed the penalty.

Don't exaggerate.

But I loved that too.

This man has lost his daughter

and his wife is in a coma.

I'm deeply sorry.

I'm sending you all the strength

I've got right now.

In case it helps you overcome this.

Thank you so much.

Where's Dad?

He's in a town on the coast.

He had to go

to teach a summer course.

He didn't say goodbye.

He'll call you later.

You know something?

Aunt Sofia's going to the reservoir

with your cousins tomorrow.

- Would you like to go with them?

- Great!

I'll get to see the Eurocup final

with my cousins.

On Sunday.

Watching soccer with you

and Dad is a bit boring.

- I only like soccer when you play.

- Sure, you've got no idea.

And you can stay there

as long as you want.

Cool! My cousins can show me

how to water-ski!

What are you going to do?

I have to stay.

Are you going to the hospital

to see that man?

Yes.

I want to see if they sign you

to the Real Madrid Juniors.

If that's the reason, I'll let you.

We should help that man,

it's just terrible.

But do you know, this afternoon,

while he was watching you play,

I saw him smile?

I swear.

- A lot of clothes, isn't it?

- Yes.

- Okay, honey, have a good time.

- You too.

- I love you.

- I love you too.

Ciao.

Call me.

'Bye!

C'mon, guys.

You know this experience

will make you stronger, don't you?

I'll try.

I have to warn you about

the side effects of chemotherapy.

The first symptom will be nausea.

Try not to vomit.

You?! have pain

in your muscles and joints.

Your palms will go numb,

and the soles of your feet.

- You'll have diarrhea.

- A kick in the head, huh?

They're very strong drugs

that destroy cells in mitosis,

or cell division,

the cancerous ones.

But they also destroy healthy cells

that are fast-growing, like the epidermis.

Your skin and mucous membranes

will dry out a lot.

You'll have to use a lot of cream.

And you'll feel fatigue

from the destruction of red blood cells.

- Sweating.

- Well, that's normal in summer.

And your hair will fall out.

But after the treatment

it'll grow back.

When I'm cured.

- That's how you have to see it.

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