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He will ask “Daughter … can I call you that?”.
After that, there will be a bit of confusion as to who will be spending the night with Theo in the hospital. The nurse will think it’s Lumiar, but will immediately say the assignment is his wife, Clara (Regian Alves). But Theo will surprise you with an unusual request:
“I want to see Benjamin. I want him to sleep here with me tonight.”
After the surprise, Lumiere will call her ex-husband and try to convince him. But Ben will immediately refuse to stay with Theo.
“Staying with Theo in the hospital? No way!”
But after talking to Jennifer, Ben will change his mind and go to the hospital to see Theo.
“Benjamin, you came! You asked for too much,” Theo says happily.
Theo would then begin dramatizing his condition to try to make peace with Benjamin.
“I thought I was going to die. I was going to die without settling scores with everyone. Sorry Benjamin! Say you forgive me so I can die in peace!”
“Theo, stop! You’re not dying!” Ben reacts.
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But soon the conversation between them will turn to Theo’s abuse of Sol, and he will continue to deny that he did anything without his consent, leaving Ben furious.
“You scoundrel!”
Theo will become agitated, the nurse will walk in, Ben will decide to leave, and the two will remain devastated. Don’t miss the next chapters of the TV series at 7!
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