Melissa sent me an email with a birthday party invite that Kasper really wants Jessica and that the parents sent on the letter that Kasper would really like Jessica to be part of his birthday. But Jessica just started in May. So his birthday must have been September, October. Jessica just started in May.

So I emailed the mom. I confirmed. I messaged the mom. I confirmed. We turned up at the house and I can see Jessica hesitating to go in. And I'm like, I don't think this is the wrong Jessica.

And I'm like, Jessica, do you know? I said, hi, we are Jessica, Jessica, mom, Jessica. And Kasper is like, yeah, yeah. And Jessica goes, yeah, yeah, yeah. But for a split of a second, I didn't think they were the wrong Jessica.

Because it wasn't the wrong Jessica.

It wasn't, isn't it?

Oh, no, it was the year before.

That's why I got a little bit closer with Ali, because Edison was also invited, because they were in the same nursery, Edison with Kasper. And now they're in the same class, actually, in Mines, Edison with Kasper.

But I see Gigi when he shouts out Kasper.

I don't know what Kasper looks like.

Yeah, Kasper's like the blonde, green, orange.

Yeah, yeah.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Yeah, the baby face.

Yeah, the baby face.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

But in your art, actually, it's very common.

Yeah, it's quite similar.

Charlotte was there with quite a few.

So, Charlotte, you know, you already have to, you know, write a few things by the time I was there, and she still had a year there.

Charlotte, who's the other one? I stopped keeping in touch with her.

She had a brother who had big problems. He was autistic.

He was autistic.

And the other one, she was also wrong.

We went to her birthday, and I didn't know who she was.

Mia, Mila?

I'm keeping in touch with Mila's mom.

So that's what I'm saying.

Jessica always mentions about everyone.

That's why I need Alexandra as well.

With Alexandra, yeah, she's coming to Jessica's birthday as well.

She was tricky.

She was tricky.

Tricky, tricky.

Tricky, tricky.

She was so funny.

Sarah is her mom.

I think she's Scottish.

She's Scottish.

Oh, my God, I'm so struggling to understand her.

Because we didn't know she goes in the same dance class as Jessica,

or at least she turned up dressed as Jessica.

We didn't even know that.

Robin?

Robin?

No, child Robin.

Yeah.

There is a Robin girl.

No, but that's, you know, she wasn't in.

No, Robin wasn't in.

No, no, no, no, no.

She's already a friend.

No, you mean the girl I'm trying to remember?

No.

Charlotte and...

Because, I think the reason why I know that Charlotte's...

Oh, Charlotte and Georgia?

Georgia.

I was keep calling, I was keep calling Charlotte Georgia and I think her mom...

But she's not in dog, because I thought you know somebody in dog, yeah.

No, they are best friends from out of nature, you know.

Yeah, but I think that's the reason why Georgia's mom, Charlotte's mom got annoyed.

And the brother has...

How is Georgia?

And she will go home?

And the brother has issues, yeah.

Yes.

Really big issues.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

But Mila...

Mila.

Mila is in touch more often with Georgia's mom than me.

Yeah, because they had a year together.

They left at the same time.

Yeah, but this is my point.

This is the people, the children Jessica mentions about.

She remembers all of them.

Yeah.

You know, recently Julia has been asking to go back to...

I don't know if it's because I took...

Jessica as well.

She asked to go back to her old...

Jessica said she misses her friends from nursery.

She said it as well.

But you know what?

When we stop for McDonald's and she sees the nursery...

Wow!

She sees the McDonald's, she says, oh my God, I wish I could go back to my mom.

Not to stay, just to see it.

She says, just to see my friends.

Yeah.

Anna was saying that, but only in the beginning, for a few weeks, when she started school.

When they want to go back to my nursery.

But Georgia's...

No, Georgia's.

Casper's mom, which I didn't know about.

They have about four coffee shops in Sheffield.

They have that Heidi cafe.

It's right here.

Something like that.

We were out there.

When we went to their house...

The house.

The house.

The house.

The house.

The house.

The house.

The house.

It was actually my colleague at the office.

She's also called Anna.

I don't know how we ended up talking about the coffee shop that has opened.

It's called something bear, Brown Bear or something bear, next to Sheffield-Hamilton

University.

And I said, oh, actually, that's one of my mom that I know from school, from Jessica's

school.

And she said, oh, you know, the owners.

It was on the website Welcome to Sheffield.

And it actually said that it was from my mom.

and how they own three, four more, actually one in each.

No, no, it's a very weird evening.

Marcello's over there with them still in the park.