Accidentally In love!
What would you do if life gave you the opportunity to live a love you thought was lost? When Sarah left Chicago she was hurt, feeling betrayed by someone she trusted. She left, taking with her the hope of starting over, but also a feeling that she had been suffocating for a long time. When things don't go as expected, she decides to move again, and with the support of her family, her life soon begins to fall into place. In New York, in the most cheerful and festive neighborhood, they made new friends, she was calm and happy with her routine. Still, she felt something was missing. On a beautiful sunny morning, while walking to work, an unexpected reunion renews hope in her heart and what seemed to be a catastrophe turns into redemption for two suffering hearts, proving the veracity of Saint Exupéry's statement: "The essential is invisible to the eyes!"
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Me levo a sério, mas não perco uma boa brincadeira. Amo viver minhas paixões, seja uma lingerie nova, um biquini novo, um namorado ou uma pa...
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