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Bruno lives in a toxic relationship with Felipe. He doesn't realize the psychological, emotional, physical and financial abuse he suffers in this relationship. His psychologist Angelina, his friend Sasha and his sister Vitória try to warn him, but he is completely manipulated by his boyfriend and the unexpected can happen.
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Bruno lives in a toxic relationship with Felipe. He doesn't realize the psychological, emotional, physical and financial abuse he suffers in this relationship. His psychologist Angelina, his friend Sasha and his sister Vitória try to warn him, but he is completely manipulated by his boyfriend and the unexpected can happen.
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Written By:Thiago Camacho, Fátima Sudário
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