-Uncle, can I hold the wheel for a bit this time?

A loud boyish voice was heard from the hallway, waiting for the adults from the living room. One of the men, being his uncle, was obliged to entertain the boy every weekend, since his brother, or rather Rudy's father, liked to retire with his beloved wife for a couple of days a week for... well, we all know why. Not the best time for a child to be at home, and especially Halman was constantly trying to impose on his brother the desire to have children and eventually a family. Come on, the guy is already 34, and he still races cars and hangs out in clubs with his 'best friend'.

'Best friend'...his peer, with the same interests and no desire to start a family with children. Reindot. He was always 'for' hanging out with his friend and his nephew, since it was their little 'bachelor party'.

-Mr. Reindot, hurry up my uncle, he's a slob again!