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Aurora 

Aurora left her sad housewife life without giving any explanations, she moved from Venezuela to the US looking for an opportunity to start all over at the age of 46.
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Aurora left her sad housewife life without giving any explanations, she moved from Venezuela to the US looking for an opportunity to start all over at the age of 46.

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