in the series Our life, it’s not just Anna (Fernanda Vasconcelos) that will be destroyed after the epic clash between the sisters, but Manuela (Marjorie Estiano) will also feel the burden of the fight. The chef will become so depressed that she will stop eating and will end up getting sick, and needs the help of her grandmother Ina (Nice Bruno), but you will not be able to respond quickly.
Behind the scenes, scheduled to air next Thursday (22), Manu had said whatever he wanted and released the dogs at Anna, in a battle similar to family issues. To make matters worse, she didn’t even dream that after all that, her sister would still have to face Rodrigo (Rafael Cardoso) He begged her not to marry Lucio (Tiago Lacerda).
At this point, while Anna is desperate and will even find a friend to vent, Manuela will become depressed and won’t even be able to get out of bed after the fight. And the situation would be so serious that the chef would have a fever and would need care to try to recover, which isn’t going to happen anytime soon.
Sad Manu in A Vida da Gente
Ina will approach her granddaughter to try to help. “Let your mind calm down because meeting your sister was a very powerful thing,” her grandmother will say after taking medicine and hot chocolate to warm the girl in bed, but Manuela will be very frank. “I will try,” she will answer alone, thinking about everything that has happened.
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