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This book tells the story of how life takes many turns; how simple decisions can lead to situations that take us to a complete turnaround. What begins as a challenge becomes an unexpected and gratifying turn of events. Between games and truths it will be shown that when something is going to happen, there is nothing to stop it. And that if friendship is true, it transcends the barriers of time and distance. This story begins when two sisters, in their post-adolescent years, discuss the idea of making friends all over the world. The proposal is to send a simple letter to a magazine that will work the miracle. Both share an idea that will then lead the core character of this book, Aruam, to a myriad of actions. In the course of events, one of these decisions will lead to a radical change driven by the protagonist, but supported by her best friend Giovanni, and with the unconditional consent of her sister Ailime. The end of the story teaches us that perseverance always leads to the best results. Here we are invited to never stop fighting for what we want, because "the worst thing to do is the one you don't do".