Whether happy or sad, our childhood builds our personality. In this novel, the characters of "Make-believe - Memories are worse than bullets" are no exception to the rule. But the writing style is avant-garde. The text is divided into seven puzzles, each with a specific narrative, some of which have never been read before in the literature and others sprinkled with eroticism. In this fiction, the author highlights the gap between reality and perception, sometimes the certainty anyone can have about a person, an event, or a text.