VULCANO

What would you be able to do in the name of love? Would you give up everything for love? Would you allow a member of your family to take your love away from you? Would you ever trust those friends who betrayed you?

Would you ever trust the family who turned their back on you? Would you take revenge on the people who took absolutely everything from you and left you in utter misery?

What would you feel if you found out that the family who saw you grow up is not your real family? How would you feel if you found out that you were kidnapped by your family's employees as a baby? Would you forgive them? Will you be able to see your first love again?

A true love, an unrequited love, lies, deaths and betrayals, are the main ingredients in this story, where nothing is what it seems to be.

I MISS YOU, I FORGET YOU, I LOVE YOU AGAIN

Barbara took advantage of every night that they were mistreating their respective wives, to start looking for "foster homes", far from the United States and far from them.


Every day, Barbara was packing her things, so no one would suspect what she was doing, because she didn't want anyone to stop her.


By the time he finished packing up all his belongings, she made a small reminder, so that he doesn't have anything left to store.


When she had everything ready, it was only a matter of waiting for the right moment to flee from this hell that his life had become.


Barbara took advantage of the fact that everyone was asleep, packed her things, went down the stairs stealthily until she reached the door that led to the exit, and left the house.


Before she left the house, he took $20,000 from each of the men's wallets in the house and left for Canada in search of protection.


  When she arrived in Canada, she notified the police, so they could protect her, and they did.


Immediately, the police took her to a foster home, where they are the owners. The moment Barbara was asked what her name was, she decided to call herself Sookie Batey.


"Welcome, Sookie Batey to your new home," said one of the managers of the place.


"Thank you miss for everything" was the only thing Sookie said.


Throughout the month, Sookie had a hard time adjusting and making friends, but little by little and with a lot of patience, Sookie managed to make friends.


What they did not know is that the friendship they adored would last a lifetime and that they would be in the good, bad, and worst moments of their lives.


In that place, they were taught what etiquette was, how to walk and speak correctly. On the other hand, they taught them all subjects and all languages, because they wanted to prepare them for the future.


The more they learned, the more they wanted to be in that place, but what they did not know is that, sooner or later, they would be adopted by different families and would not see each other for several long years.


RUNNING FROM HOME AND FOSTER HOME