New Ville (under development)

Prompt

a neighborhood called New Ville from the nineties The New Ville neighborhood was a quiet place in the nineties. The streets were tree-lined, the houses were simple but cozy, and children played freely in the square. Residents knew each other by name and greeted each other with a smile. It was a united community, which helped each other in difficult times and celebrated joys. New Ville had a school, a church, a market, a bakery, a pharmacy, a beauty salon and a barbershop. It also had a football field, where the boys gathered to play on Sundays, and a bandstand, where the girls rehearsed lambada choreographies. Sometimes, there were parties and fairs, which livened up the neighborhood with music, food and fun. But not everything was perfect in New Ville. The neighborhood suffered from a lack of infrastructure, such as basic sanitation, public lighting and public transport. Furthermore, he faced social problems, such as violence, drugs and unemployment. Many young people dreamed of leaving there and looking for better opportunities in the big city. Others got into trouble and ended up getting lost along the way. Despite the difficulties, New Ville was a neighborhood full of life, hope and love. It was a place where people felt at home, where friendships were true and where dreams were possible. It was a neighborhood that marked the memory of those who passed through it, and that was part of the history of those who lived there.