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One weekend night, Sofía arrives at her apartment to find her boyfriend intimate with another man. The situation confuses her, but she is unable to judge them. She assumes the fact with indifference, as one more moment among others that will make up his new reality.
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One weekend night, Sofía arrives at her apartment to find her boyfriend intimate with another man. The situation confuses her, but she is unable to judge them. She assumes the fact with indifference, as one more moment among others that will make up his new reality.
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Written By:Penélope Fortunatti
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