And now?
And now?

And now?

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What do you do when your whole life is put on hold, and all the feelings you thought you had come crashing down right in front of you? This is the story of 26-year-old Bianca, a young woman happily married for 4 years to Marcos, who suddenly sees her life transform when she feels attracted to her best friend, Vanessa, whom she has known since high school.
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