There was an unexpected gay kiss in class on the first Friday of September Earth and passion.
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In the scene, Ramiro (Amore Lorenzo) is in charge of watching over Agatha (Ilian Giardini) at the request of Antonio La Silva (Tony Ramos). Kelvin (Diego Martins) was with him in the car.
Agatha appears to offer her followers a warm drink and remarks when she sees the two inside the car: “Her boyfriend, isn’t he?”.
Ramiro replies, “Respect me because I’m male, we’re not friends, no.”
When she leaves, Ramiro remarks, “The owner is so kind that she brought the food.”
The waiter says, “The better they look, the worse they get. I’ve been vaccinated against bad people. But you’re good, you know? For a lot of things.”
The two almost kiss and the henchmen say, “Let’s eat soon, or it will get cold.”
In the style of Disney animation Lady and the Trampthe two forks on the same string of noodles, their faces close and peck each other.
Watch the scene:
Launch the fireworks that Kilmero deserves! ? If it is for the good of all and the general happiness of the nation, tell the people that there was a kiss between Kelvin and Ramiro in # Passion for the Earth! Ahh! ?? Lady and tramp are different, right? We loved it! But I might as well have one… pic.twitter.com/jfqfPvlaAA
– Hugo Gloss (@HugoGloss) September 2, 2023
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