10-HELENA

"But Mr. Nonoa, you can't do that!"

My boss looked at me serious for a few seconds before speaking.

"I already did it, Helena," he replied with a shrug. "You know well that the more inscriptions there are, the better."

"There wasn't a single kid in this category," I began to say impatiently, "How come there are now more than 30?"

"It turns out that many were excited to see you and your group running along the beach," he mentioned excitedly, "Theis parents have paid the registrations in the past week."

And I was found out now?

“How could you accept registrations one week before the race?” I asked accusingly looking at the sheets in front of me.

"I don't know what's wrong," he said with a wave of his hand. "There are those who sign up the same day." He looked excited again. "Can you imagine that? More people that day? Excellent!”

“No! it’s not great!” I explained looking at him concerned, "I had a plan...”<