Noite de São Valentim
Apesar do jeito severo, Miguel O'Hara não conseguia ser duro com a cambadinha de adolescentes que havia revirado sua vida: concordou em celebrar o Dia dos Namorados em seu bar, o Nueva Nueva, mesmo que não fosse grande fã da data. De novo, o passado mais especificamente alguém decidiu ressurgir de repente. E dessa vez, ele cedeu à flechada antiga em seu coração.
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