The one who distanced herself the most was my youngest daughter, Irina. Since childhood, she had been focused and ambitious, dreaming of a big career. When she entered university in the capital, I was overjoyed. To help her, I gave everything: my savings, my mother’s jewelry, even sold my father’s old “Volga.”
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