Let it go!

He frowns slightly. "I...don't really want to talk about them right now. It's really embarrassing."

"It wouldn't bother me, Sergio," she assures him earnestly. "Whatever you wanna tell me, I will listen."

He takes a deep breath and shakes his head. "It's nothing important."

"It's obviously something," she insists.

"If it bothered you, you wouldn't have brought it up. Come on, spill it."

He gives her a small smile. "Nothing. Forget about it. It was just a silly memory anyway. Now we better get going before Dad realizes that we've been gone all morning."

"Good point," she agrees, taking a quick glance out of the window. There's no sign of her father' car yet. She guesses that he must be driving around town.

He usually drives around during the weekends anyways, so it doesn't really make sense for him to be here already.

She follows Sergio upstairs to their room, closing the door behind them. He takes off his jacket and hangs it up carefully by the closet before sitting down at his desk