The date of May 11 promised Irene's release (1). From "nanny" for her offspring and nephews in the Southeast - as she is unemployed, her husband and her brother-in-law saw fit to take care of her alone since March 16 - she would again become a chef in Paris. But now ... five days ago, the director of the nursery of her two little ones called. Irene is "not a priority". Neither a single mother, nor a caregiver, nor a teacher, she is asked to keep her children of 6 months and 3 years at home. Returning to work is therefore impossible. And the prospect of joining the 19th arrondissement is more attractive: the Buttes-Chaumont park will be taken by storm or closed, children hard to distract in 60 m²; the countryside seems preferable.
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Also confined to her parents-in-law in Saint-Nizier (42), Alix, 29, will not return to Paris with her daughter Victoria either, although her husband, who has stayed behind for work, is waiting for them there. That's almost two
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