~~Elena~~ “Over here, please,” I said to the delivery man. I watched as he carefully hung both the wedding photos and the family picture. “I’m done, ma’am,” he said. I nodded, clearly impressed. “You can go,” I added. He bowed slightly and left. I stood there for a long moment, my eyes resting on the picture of all of us—Alejandro, me, Sophy, and Richard. It was so beautiful. And I knew, in a few months, another little bundle of joy would join us. A Month had passed since the wedding, and Alejandro had been patient—always letting me spend more time with the children, yet never letting me to fully return to my parents’ company. I understood his caution, and I appreciated it. After some thought, I decided it was best to let him merge the company with his, trusting that it would continue smoothly under his guidance. I remained involved in a gentler way, addressing the workers through online meetings, knowing that, for now, this balance was right for all of us. “Mummy, we’re back,
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