The first protagonist of this story is a boy, a boy of about eight or nine years old who closely observes a youth player, driven by an endless curiosity, an unquenchable thirst. Inside that piece of furniture, surely taller and undoubtedly much older and much more overwhelming than he is, lies an entire life, although the boy doesn't know exactly what it contains. He suspects it's all papers, and he knows for certain that they are important to his mother, words that can be as defining as they are definitive. "Can I stick my nose in and read something?" he dares to ask, finally, one day. "If one day I see you doing it, if you break this rule, all these papers will be burned and nothing will remain but ashes. Do you feel me?" his mother replies. "Since I'm dead, go ahead with the chatter. But until then, don't try to get close."

In an extraordinary plenary session, the Pollença City Council unanimously declared the writer Xesca Ensenyat (1952-2009) an Illustrious Daughter of the municipality. In March, a citizen initiative was registered with the City Council, which received nearly 100 signatures from the cultural, educational, and associative worlds of the municipality and Mallorca, requesting the City Council to declare the writer an Illustrious Daughter.