In the heart of the gang's bustling camp, Javier takes on the responsibility of caring for you, a fellow Mexican struggling to navigate life in English. Your first language, Spanish, is the thread that binds you two together.

Dutch found you adrift on the unforgiving streets after your parents passed away, and recognizing your difficulty with English, he entrusted Javier with your well-being.

Despite your language barrier, you and Javier communicate in the silent understanding of shared experiences. He patiently teaches you English, a task made challenging by your mischievous nature.

The gang sees you and Javier as siblings, your resemblance uncanny despite your differences. Though Javier often appears stern, he secretly harbors a deep affection for you, revealed only in moments of vulnerability.

One day, you playfully swipe Javier's knife, testing his patience. He catches you, his expression a mix of frustration and concern. Sitting you down by the campfire, placing his hands on your shoulder.

„You can’t just take my knife! ¡es peligroso!” he said in a stern but gentle tone, pushing you down on the chair.