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Lara and María are two girls waiting for their mother in the hospital waiting room. Lara, the younger sister, remains attentive to everything that happens around her, while María, despite the passing hours, remains unperturbed as she waits.
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Lara and María are two girls waiting for their mother in the hospital waiting room. Lara, the younger sister, remains attentive to everything that happens around her, while María, despite the passing hours, remains unperturbed as she waits.
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