after bribery Janine (Birth of Indira), the rich woman, who has been invited to write a book and has already announced the news to Renato, suggests to the writer to form a new “partnership”.
Will this work? Let’s go to the spoiler!
In ‘Um Lugar ao Sol’, Bárbara (Alinne Moraes) performs a new show for Janine (Indira Nascimento) – Photo: TV Globo
This Friday, from place in the sun, Barbara Janine makes the proposal she received from the publisher to write a novel, and the girl is very upset.
“A story of a lady who thinks that everything is for sale and that it is too easy to usurp someone else’s place. I think it’s a great idea, but what about the editor, your family, your husband… what do you think? This?”
Renato hears part of the conversation and is curious as to what they are talking about.
Barbara disguises and pleads for Janine’s complicity.
17 ten
Friday
Rebecca is baffled by the revelation of Anna Virginia, who makes it clear that she will no longer be able to be her therapist. A publisher offered Barbara a contract to publish a book. Ravi holds Joey responsible for Francisco. Rebecca ends her relationship with Felipe. Nicole and Paco spend the night together. Christian/Renato is horrified to learn that Tullio has cut the day care center for the children of the staff. Santiago Cristian/Renato has ordered daycare centers to reopen. Joy leaves Francisco with Jasmine to paint on the walls with Adel, who ends up in prison. Joey tells Ravi that he needs to find the money to get Adil out of prison. Ravi refuses to accept help from Christian / Renato. Janine reacts negatively to Barbara’s suggestion that she write a book of stories for compensation. Santiago asks Ravi if he needs anything.
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