You're My Person.

Veinticinco.

After the speech that Andorra had given to the public, the Barcelona media team also announced her leave online on the official platforms and it surprised Andorra with how many people reposted them, tagging her in their own messages, a lot of stars around the world showing their support and offering help with whatever Andorra might need. It meant a lot more to Andorra than she let on, smiling at her phone whenever the next tag came in. It's like she had found her new joy, now knowing that she wanted to stand up for women and keep being a public figure, so, after she had officially made up her mind, she went downstairs to her parents, happy with the fact that the crutches were finally away and gone from her ability to walk and she felt a lot more free now.

"Hey there, mom, dad, Louis. I found out what I officially want to do with my life but I might need to loan some money from you guys."

Sofia sat up and looked at her daughter. "That is amazing to hear sweetie, what are your plans?"

"Well, I found this amazing charity that's standing up for women's rights in this country and I also want to  go and be an on-field reporter, preferably for DAZN since they do a lot for the women's football genre."

Her family nodded their heads, Luis looking up at her. "Do you feel ready for that?"

Andorra slowly nodded her head. "Yeah, I think that I am. I truly think so. I would absolutely love to do something for the women in this country, that whole trial was fucked and just that they thought that they could get away with everyone just like that, in professional football, it must mean that a lot more shit happens to a lot more women in this profession. I don't only want to stand up for the women in this country but I want to stand up for women all over the world, try to let them know that what you do matters even if it doesn't seem like it sometimes."

Sofia looked happily at her daughter. "What does Aitana think about this?"

Andorra slightly shook her head. "She actually doesn't know about this yet and I would like for it to stay that way, that way, I will be able to surprise her the day I make my debut on the field."

Louis smiled and fist bumped his sister. "We're all proud of you."

"Thank you."

And like that, Andorra had her mind set on changing the course of her own life, not wanting it to be ruled by her fears, by her incapability to play football again, done by being done in by oppression. With a whole new kind of determination, the Spaniard found herself feeling better and in a better mental space. Her head lighter as her family agreed to proceed and donate money to the cause to better the lives of Women around the country, Andorra putting herself more on social media, now getting more invites for interviews from places around the world as she became a main spokesperson about abuse and women's rights while also recovering with her knee. 

Aitana noticed the big change in Andorra's behavior and confidence as the two spent their spare time together, becoming inseparable as they enjoyed their lives with each other, getting to know each other so much better than before. The main highlights of their days, usually being spent inside of each other's beds, enjoying watching some reality shows. "Do you ever think about the universe?"

Aitana was caught off guard with this question as the two of them were laying in bed, both of them wearing Disney onesies while watching Love Island. "Well, no. Do you?"

Andorra smiled slightly, tracing patterns on Aitana's hips, which caused shivers to go down the midfielder's spine, Andorra's touch still being electrifying. "I think about it more than I would like to admit, really. I actually love space. Just thinking that outside of this life, outside of this earth, there is so much more out there and that when you look at such a big picture, what we do here, it actually doesn't really matter or change things and yet, within our human lives, it's amazing to see the impact of one person in many other people their lives. It's just... such an incredibly big difference when you focus on which scale you decide to look at."