Duda

#feliko “The butterfly effect is a term used in chaos theory to describe how small variations to a seemingly independent thing or condition (also known as an initial condition) can affect large, complex systems.” “According to scientists, chaos theory is one of the most important laws of the universe, present in the essence of almost everything around us. The central idea of chaos theory is that a small change at the beginning of any event can have enormous and absolutely unknown consequences in the future. Hence, such events would be virtually unpredictable – chaotic, therefore.”

Duda

Even after knowing all of Félix's faults, Niko gives herself to him without reservation...

Anjinha

There's no place like home Well I say now home, home sweet home There's no place like home Wherever you wander There's no place like home ****** There's no place like home Well I say now, home, home sweet home There's no place like home Wherever you roam There's no place like home (Elvis Presley)

Aine Clair

What if Félix didn't make it to the presidency of the hospital? What if he dropped everything when he was fired from San Magno, because of contract fraud, and went to live in Rio de Janeiro? And alone, because he no longer had to maintain a facade marriage. In the universe of this fic, that's what happened. Aline did not get pregnant, César did not divorce Pilar and remained in the mansion. No one knew about the history of the bucket. And unfortunately, without Félix's help, Niko didn't get custody of Jayminho, he didn't stay in his house and he never proved that Fabricio was his son. He went to live alone in a new apartment. Now Félix is back in São Paulo. Fate made them meet again. What will that same fate have in store for the two of them? Welcome to the new version of Amor à Vida. As of the September 17th chapter, when Cesar breaks up with Aline, he goes back to Pilar and tells Félix to leave the house.

ALoka

It was the end of 2014. The first New Year of the Corona Khoury couple living together. Félix had an old dream that he wanted to fulfill that night and, at the same time, mark the beginning of a new life in a special way. This way is very different from the old New Years Eve he spent in his life. Who would say! The world is turning around and a new Félix wants a new way to enter the New Year. The song he mentions is the famous "Auld Lang Syne"

Najma

Do you know why I love stories? Because there is no end! Every story "continues", there will always be something after the "happily ever after"... Whoever watched Amor à Vida (21h soap opera, 2013), may not have fallen in love by the novel. I must confess that it was a creation full of holes, clichés and unnecessary characters. (I swear I love you Walcy Carrasco) But there was a couple that made me glue on television with anxiety and empathy: Félix and Niko. I've been rooting for the two of them to be together since I foresaw this possibility. And in the "final", there they were, together, with their newest family, living happily ever after. Now stop to think: A critical, sagacious and funny man, married to a naive, overprotective and clumsy man, raising two children together; the eldest one step away from terrible and rebellious adolescence, a "baby" ready to get ready, discover and ask questions, and a prejudiced, bad-tempered grandfather who will have a lot to learn from his new family... Do you really believe that the couple, (to me still famous), Feliko, don't you have anything else to tell? That they've done everything they could, and answered all the questions? Have you made us cry enough? Have you made us laugh enough? Well I tell you no. It's obvious that this family, sooner or later, is going to get in trouble, and we're going to watch from the box. And as I am the owner of this keyboard, I intend to put them in a few-and-good. Grab a good wine, order Japanese food, send your longing for a walk, and get ready: They're back! With you, The Corona-Khoury's.