My sister was out of the country for about two years, specifically in Peru, but she came back because she got pregnant. She was alone, and my mom advised her to come so we could help her. She ended up arriving at night because some cousins ​​who were going to Cúcuta took advantage of the situation and picked them up there. To make matters worse, the power went out that day, and when the relatives left, we took each of the dogs out little by little. First was the smallest one; she was super excited. She sniffed her and wagged her tail, meaning she recognized her. Actually, all three recognized her immediately. However, the Golden Retriever's reaction was something else entirely; it was undeniably emotional. Well, he was the one we had spent the most time with, but then my baby arrived and knew she was carrying another little person in her tummy because he immediately petted her there too.

Everyone was so excited, my parents, the dogs, and of course, me. The next day, my sister suggested I get my hair braided, which I agreed to, and that's what this photo is about. I think I'll never forget that day, especially how the dogs acted. They definitely knew they were going to love the little person on the way. My Betho, the Golden Retriever, let me do anything to him. The little one hugged him, and the other one, the black one, who is still with me, is always looking after him and even wakes him up so sweetly. She worries about him a lot. Oh, and the parrot was also very happy to see my sister back; she called her "Mom" a lot. All of this showed me, even after all this time apart, that animals are the beings who give all the love in the world and will never forget you.