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@I_love_Hamilton_yeet And I'll give you an idea again, don't be surprised. So, Alicia plays volleyball at school and is preparing for a competition. She invited her family to the game, because it's really important—not just the game itself, but the family's support. But Sabrina hesitated, with a hint of regret, saying she had some business (check) and couldn't come. Alicia was offended and tearfully said that this was an important game for her, and hoped that someday her family would finally notice her achievements, and went to her room. The next day, during the game, Alicia was a little worried, not so much for herself and her volleyball skills, but seeing her friends' families come to see her, but not hers, and it hurt. But at one point, she noticed that her family was all The family finally showed up to the game. And before that, there's a clip where Sabrina, despite her busy schedule (or whatever the reason), tells Nico and Diego that they'll attend Alicia's game, because there's nothing more important than supporting and being there for their daughter/sister. Alicia's team won, took first place, and the family happily greeted the winner. Diego says she's a great volleyball player and a champion, and blew everyone away.
          	  Well, he'll say he came to look at girls and legs, which will cause outrage and protest from Sabrina and Alicia, and he'll get hit on the back of the head, but then he'll laugh awkwardly and say he was just joking, and that he's proud of his sister and loves her. (Please, God, don't think anything of it; it really will be a joke, Diego, nothing more. I treat the ladies with respect!)

I really don’t know if you or someone else is celebrating, but in any case, I congratulate everyone involved on March 8, International Women’s Day!

@I_love_Hamilton_yeet  And again, to your surprise, I've come up with an idea, a rather sad but instructive one: Diego's friend (you can choose a name from the existing ones or just make up your own) and Diego himself will have a conversation, in which Diego will say that he teases Alicia, and sometimes she irritates him (however, the feeling is mutual). But then, with a sigh, his friend will invite Diego to visit his sister. Diego and his friend go, and Diego has formed his own opinion of Alicia, and that he even sometimes likes to tease her and joke around with her, sometimes even going beyond the pale... But to his great surprise and shock, his friend took him not home, but to the cemetery where his friend's sister is buried. He will tearfully say that he, too, joked about her and even crossed all boundaries, there were resentments and quarrels... but he loved her very much, and after her death, he could not forgive himself for his actions and jokes for a long time. Finally, he advised Diego to cherish Alicia and remember that she was in his life while she was alive, otherwise it would be too late. Diego would be shaken by such a trip and would often think about it at home. That night, he would have a dream in which Alicia dies, and he would understand how truly terrible it was. In the morning, unexpectedly for Alicia (perhaps his family would be nearby), he would burst into tears and fall to his knees before her, apologizing for literally everything he had done and said wrong, and saying he didn't want her to die. To which she would reply that she was still young and had no intention of leaving this world, and they would embrace.