127 and 132-Ju and Gil-malhação intensa como a vida

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Ju and Gil sat cross-legged on the living room floor, surrounded by takeout containers. The dim light from the Chinese lanterns outside cast a warm glow, creating an intimate atmosphere. It was their date night—the one they'd been looking forward to all week.

Ju: (grinning) "Okay, Gil, spill it. What's your fortune cookie say?"

Gil cracked open the cookie, pulling out the tiny slip of paper. His eyes widened as he read it aloud.

Gil: "It says, 'Love is like a spring roll—crispy on the outside, but oh-so-tender inside.'"

Ju burst into laughter, nearly dropping her chopsticks.

Ju: "Well, that's...unexpectedly poetic."

Gil nudged her playfully. "Hey, I didn't write it. Blame the cookie."

They leaned against the couch, their knees touching. The TV played a romantic movie in the background, but neither of them paid much attention. Their focus was on each other—the way Gil's eyes crinkled when he smiled, and how Ju's laughter filled the room.

Gil: "You know, I've been thinking."

Ju: "Dangerous territory."

Gil: "Very. But seriously, Ju, we've been through so much together. Drama, heartache, exams—"

Ju: "And that time we accidentally set off the fire alarm while trying to cook pasta."

Gil: "Ah, yes. Our culinary disaster. But my point is, no matter what life throws at us, we always find a way back to each other."

Ju traced patterns on the floor with her finger. "Yeah. It's like we're two magnets, constantly pulling together."

Gil shifted closer, their shoulders brushing. "I love you, Ju. More than I ever thought possible."

Her heart swelled. "I love you too, Gil. Even when you steal the last dumpling."

He grinned. "Especially then."

They sat in comfortable silence, the sounds of the city filtering through the open window. The neon lights from the nearby food truck painted their faces in shades of red and green.

Ju: "You know what? This—right here—is my favorite part of us."

Gil: "Eating takeout and sharing our deepest thoughts?"

Ju: "Exactly. No pretenses, no masks. Just us."

Gil reached for her hand, his touch grounding. "Ju, promise me something."

Ju: "What?"

Gil: "That no matter where life takes us—whether we're modeling, studying, or just eating spring rolls—we'll always find time for these moments."

She squeezed his hand. "Deal."

And so, in that cozy apartment, with the scent of soy sauce lingering in the air, Ju and Gil made a silent pact. They'd savor every stolen date night, every whispered secret, and every shared fortune cookie.

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