Jupiter and Venus
Jupiter and Venus

Jupiter and Venus

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Jupiter: largest planet in the Solar System. Horribly cold temperatures. Surrounded by several moons. Venus: one of the smallest planets. Overly hot. There is no moon revolving around you. The two are millions of millions of kilometers away from each other. Jupiter and Venus are different stars. Yet, despite the discrepancies, they sometimes meet in conjunction in Heaven. Jupiter and Venus, so much like those two boys... Pedro was cold as ice and hard as stone. Gabriel, in turn, hot as fire and soft as wax. Does the Universe also reserve for these two hearts the luck of having fate intertwined in the stars?
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"Eu os tranquei dentro de uma história da qual eles não podem sair para me prejudicar. Eu os exorcizei." - A Menina Submersa.

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“I was attracted to a somewhat forbidden love story. The love story between the boss's son and the maid's son. I wanted to see them overcome prejudice, be cute with each other and finally, happily ever after. What kept me reading was the audacity of this author. Pedro is a hateful character. Point. He is arrogant, cocky, prejudiced, arrogant and has everything he wants. On the other side we have Gabriel who is a beautiful, charitable, humble and hard-working soul and right away we realize that his feeling is genuine. And my expectation was that Pedro would change throughout the plot, however what the plot (WONDERFUL AND HATEFUL) did was show that love alone was not enough to change someone. That story that “we have to lose to appreciate” fits well here. And Hannah made me, with all her creativity and writing talent, go from hating the character to having compassion for him. He grew up like this, he never knew anything better and as an adult he had to deconstruct himself and go against everything his father figure taught and rebuild himself. It's not easy, it's not simple and it doesn't happen overnight. Love alone is sometimes not enough, you have to want it, you have to fight and you have to get off the pedestal. Pedro is complex and in the end I felt a lot of compassion for him. Anyway, this story is really good and worth reading, but with care and an outside-the-box look.”

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