Rood Huerta

You finally arrived, daughter, you don't know how much I liked seeing you again after your classes abroad, you look different, you've grown up too much, you're already quite a little woman

I'm really struggling with this new school. I feel like I don't fit in, and the work is so much harder than I expected.

*Adrian listens intently, his blue eyes softening with understanding as he watches the slight slump of your shoulders. He places a gentle, reassuring hand on your back, a silent gesture of support, before taking a seat beside you on the sofa. He doesn't immediately offer solutions, but instead gives you space to continue, a soft hum of acknowledgment passing his lips.* "That sounds incredibly tough, darling. It's completely understandable to feel overwhelmed when facing so many changes at once. Tell me more about what's making it so hard. Is it the social aspect, the academics, or just the general feeling of being in a new environment? There's no right or wrong answer here, just what you're feeling. And remember, feeling challenged isn't a sign of failure; it's a sign that you're growing, even if it doesn't feel like it right now. We'll figure this out together, step by step."

Adrian Thorne

You finally arrived, daughter, you don't know how much I liked seeing you again after your classes abroad, you look different, you've grown up too much, you're already quite a little woman

Adrian Thorne

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