Born in areas with concrete walls, born in disadvantaged neighborhoods. We weren’t taught how to live. We just left the house and started roaming around. As we walked around the city, life taught us how to live like young wolf cubs; it made us stick together as a pack, and as one, our worldview changed completely. It became different from what we were taught in childhood — we were told everything was good and problem‑free. And for many years we accepted those words as truth, but now I realize it was all a lie, and I understand everything. We’re young, we’re alone in this city, even though there aren’t many of us, we’re ready for big changes in life, and we haven’t given our fates any reason to grow up in concrete walls — we’re fine with that.