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In full love by date rule Tides (Camilla Queiroz) approach some things back to the “common” axis. Among them is the case between Gilda (Mariana Chemenes) that it Gaspar (Thiago Lacerda). The duo resume their partnership in crimes – and in bed – to ensure that the new ruling will send the heroine back to prison and that the duo will stay away from Zelindro.
But what the redhead can’t imagine is that her new husband, Orlando (Diogo Almeida), and also has an affair: with Mary! But she will soon find out. Behind the scenes, Gilda will be called by Gaspar, who will bring her the good news.
“I think that’s enough money to buy a jury and secure Mary’s conviction with 100 percent certainty. What do you say?” he will say, telling the redhead that he got the money for the bribe.
“I say thank you a thousand times, Gaspar,” she will reply with her usual seductive air, but she does end the conversation. “Your idea was excellent. Now I need to go, we’ll talk more about that later.”
“Go after the husband, huh? Are you afraid to let ‘sweetheart’ wander around and scratch?” he joked.
“Don’t be silly, Gaspar. He’s already gone home. And we’re on our eternal honeymoon,” Gilda replies.
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However, as you leave the Grand Hotel to return to the mansion, Gilda will be surprised. Passing through the lobby, you will see Orlando. Finding it strange that the doctor hasn’t come home yet, he goes to follow him.
The villain does not know who will find her husband with her greatest rival. The redhead will then hide and watch the conversation between Orlando and Mary from afar.
“I have washed my soul to see you in front of the hotel again, Mary. Just as I was born to be a doctor, you were born to run. And to manage it with ingenuity, which is rare!” praises.
“Stop being an owl, Orlando!”, the heroine of the novel will return, silly, with the praises of her lover.
“I’m an owl, yeah, I don’t deny it. Besides, you look so pretty today… I can’t resist!”, he continues, leaning in to kiss her.
From afar, Gilda would notice the situation and see the kiss, completely enraged. Always vindictive, what will you make of this?
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