The clock displayed 21:00. It’s getting late and just a little under a hundred days, our sister will celebrate his 18th year of existence. She is now a woman. A woman we, her family dreamed her to be. “Have you found the paradise to celebrate your sister’s big day?”, Mom whispering words on my ears as I play the guitar that is out of tune. I replied a big smile and she paid it with twinkling eyes. Maybe she thought I already found one, but no, I haven’t found anything. I thought at first that my homework to look for an affordable hotel debut package is the easiest one. Now I realize, it’s the hardest. Honestly, this is more difficult than solving math problems at school, and doing chemistry experiments are much easier. A buzz sound was heard in my well-lighted room. It’s my friend Margie calling on Messenger. I hate her profile picture that I gently threw the buzzing piece of technology to the far end of my bed. Then, as expected, it buzzes again. “Oh, I have to answer this now