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“I promise,” Valeria echoed.

Isabela was the dreamer. She kept a tattered notebook where she wrote letters to a boy she’d never kissed, a boy from a city she’d only seen in magazines. She believed that one day, a car would come and take her to a place where the streets smelled of coffee and possibility. jovencitas

We were there.

Years later, they were no longer jovencitas . They were women scattered across different maps. Lucía managed a small bookstore in Mendoza. Valeria became a nurse in their hometown, her gentle hands stitching wounds both seen and unseen. Isabela published a slim volume of poems titled The Last Summer of Fireflies . “I promise,” Valeria echoed