Maria Inês and Marcelo: A long love story!
Maria Inês and Marcelo: A long love story!

Maria Inês and Marcelo: A long love story!

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Some people say that one love is only forgotten with another. Other people say that we only have one true love in our entire life. And there are others who believe in dormant loves, those that by irony of fate (or not) are separated in youth and end up happening late. So we started from the middle a beautiful love story, which, about 30 years ago, had a beautiful beginning, full of love and passion, but from then on it didn't have the opportunity to have a middle, let alone a happy ending. Currently, Marcelo is married to Úrsula, with whom he has a couple of children. And Maria Inês is the widow of Sandro Bittencourt, because of problems getting pregnant Maria Inês and Sandro adopted two boys. Marcelo and Maria Inês, were in love in the past, but they were separated, so each one followed their life in a way, but they remained in love with each other during all the years that passed, but this love was dormant, with respect to its partners. But this passion did not remain dormant for a long time, because when Sandro, Maria Inês' husband dies, this dormant passion begins to throb inside the two passionate hearts. Small detail, Maria Inês and Úrsula have been friends since childhood.
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