The new Generation Brazil
In Rio de Janeiro, Verônica Monteiro has just lost her father, supported by her brother Davi and her son Vicente... Reflecting on life, she decides to follow her vocation and profession as a journalist, abandoned many years before. Davi Monteiro is a young man with a promising future, considered a computer genius, hacker in his spare time, recently graduated and hired by a company, he hoped to follow a normal career, but the death of his father who adopted him, and he took him in 14 years ago, shakes his convictions and makes him think about an old project and personal dream, a computer that teaches children to program, Junior. In San Francisco, Jonas Marra, the Brazilian who left the country and revolutionized the world of computing with PC Bro, managing to build one of the biggest, most respected and most profitable companies in Silicon Valley, Marra, receives a mysterious envelope that leaves you in a state of panic, and afraid of losing your entire empire. In this situation, he ends up deciding to return to his country with hidden and dubious goals. Your daughter. Megan Lilly Parker Marra, seen as a rebellious and superficial preppy who lives making trouble, doesn't like the idea of going to the third world with her father and mother, Pamela... The truth is that the young woman lives a secret life of family and the world, and he doesn't show his true face to almost anyone... Between comings and goings and narrated in the first person (or first people), they cross paths. With characters and events a little different or not, I put this new story based on the novel Geração Brasil, A nova Geração Brasil.
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“A great Fic. I'm loving it! Very well written, rich in details and with many characteristics of the soap opera, but much better, in my opinion, since Geração Brasil left a lot to be desired. I follow it mainly because of Veronas, but of course the story, in general, goes beyond that. I recommend it to everyone who has followed the soap opera or not. It's worth reading! Kisses!”
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Imagine if Jonas Marra told a story to his twins with Veronica (who weren't born yet), told his version of things that are happening... Story of Jonas and Veronica (Verônas) in just one chapter.
Davi asks Megan for a break, he was no longer able to maintain a relationship with her due to the huge amount of doubts that plagued him, Megan on the other hand after the sea of uncertainties that her life had transformed decided it was time to start taking decisions and reorganize their own lives, but life is full of mysteries and an accident will make them rethink their choices.
Story of Pamela Parker & Veronica Monteiro Veronica wants to get revenge on Pamela, settle accounts with her. Unlike Veronica, Pamela just wants to forget the past, but now that she's returning to Brazil with her family, Veronica thinks it's her big chance to unmask Pamela, humiliates her in front of everyone, just like in the past, Pamela will have done with Veronica. Pamela will say that she's even forgotten what happened to Veronica, and that she won't hold any grudges against her. I'll just tell you a part of the frill: Veronica as a teenager, won a scholarship at Pamela's school, where she was humiliated by her every day, where she was treated like trash. Pamela has always been and always will be the sweetheart, where she did everything and she won't even take the blame. One night, Pamela decided to have a party at home, as her godmother (Dorothy), her brother (Brian) & her Daddy (Jack) would have gone on a trip. Of course, Pamela would have invited Veronica, which would be to humiliate her in front of everyone, as usual. Only that night, Pamela drugged Veronica, leaving her completely beside herself. That's when Veronica did what she shouldn't, she was very "crazy", had sex with a guy, in the bathroom of the house. Veronica got pregnant, had to leave school, returned to Brazil without knowing who her father is, she was kicked out of the house by her father. Today she lives with Edna, with whom she shares an apartment. This is the story of the emergence of Erick, Veronica's eldest son.
And then, they went on with their lives. Megan found peace in Tuca's arms, while Davi could finally live his happy ending with his "Maya". However, time passes, wears out things, overturns dreams. He breaks things mercilessly, and doesn't come back to see the shards that got in the way. Two broken hearts, two unfinished stories, a lot to fix.
Megan, a mother who was born and raised in San Francisco, sees her life change when her father decided to leave California to return to his native Brazil. Davi, a young hacker who works at an NGO that teaches children how to decipher codes, is a very honest young man with a difficult personality, who fights against everything he doesn't think is right. With different lives and thoughts, this mix can become a bit turbulent, but quite interesting.. Let's see what happens?
The premise here is that David and Megan are soul mates doomed to meet and miss across the centuries. Each chapter will function as an isolated story in which these characters that irritatingly do not get out of my head meet in a past life, that is, in any place and date that spring from my half-crazy imagination. Just a vision of a crazy Portuguese woman who should already have her wits about her. P.S.1: For the sake of making the story easier I will be anachronistic and keep the name of the protagonists in any situation and in the same way everyone will always speak in Portuguese (Take that Shakespeare!) P.S.2: Not all stories will have a happy ending. You already know that, unfortunately, that´s life. P.S.3: The characters belong to Felipe Miguez, Izabel de Oliveira and Rede Globo de Televisão, but I have more love for them. P.S.4: The title for this fanfic was supposed to be Seven Lives, but I was afraid the universe would collapse. P.S.5: Portuga, enough about P.S., no?