I still remember that strange gathering of our relatives at our house on the day my father and mother went to pick up my sister from the city police station. They all came to our house early that morning to see the newborn, and they gathered around the TV screen listening to the long list of names that a young announcer was reciting… until my father and mother returned, before they cheered when that announcer mentioned my sister’s name. I asked my aunt in astonishment at what was happening: “Did you all gather like this on the day my father and mother went to pick me up from the city?!”
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