Impervious to the attention of photographers and on a threshold beyond pain, Ana Obregón and Alessandro Lequio They have left the apartment on Calle Aribau that has been the common home for the last days of their son, Alex Lequio. The ex-partner, united as never before by misfortune, have accommodated her luggage and got into a vehicle with a driver, the Jaguar that Ana’s parents usually use in Marbella, to take the A2 on the way to Madrid. It was 12:30. Today was his last day in Barcelona.
They need to go home
Álex’s parents have climbed into the vehicle that is taking them to Madrid right now after picking up some snacks that the courier company Glovo brought them.
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While Ana and Alessandro they prepared their little luggage, her sisters, Celia and Amalia, they have gone to the funeral home of Sancho de Ávila, as he has been able to know The vanguard. We do not know if Álex’s remains have finally been cremated in Barcelona or if his body will be taken to Madrid by the funeral home, but we do know that the aunts of the ill-fated young man will be in charge of the unpleasant paperwork that closes his life.
Essential steps
Ana and Alessandro will receive the remains of their son in Madrid, where he will rest forever, and surely their aunts Celia and Amalia will guard the transfer for the next few hours.
Ana Obregón with Alessandro Lecquio through the streets of Barcelona one day after the death of his son Álex Lequio from cancer 14/05/2020
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Álex’s parents have got into the vehicle that is driving them to Madrid right now after picking up some snacks that the Glovo courier company has brought them. In fact, these last few fateful days they have ordered food several times, since the restaurants in Barcelona are still closed and the apartments in which they were staying do not facilitate cooking.
Ana and Alessandro will receive the remains of their son in Madrid, where he will rest forever, and surely their aunts Celia and Amalia will guard transfer for the next few hours. The intimacy that their home offers them, safe from photographers, will be the only blanket with which they can bundle up in the winter that has already enveloped them.
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