Amores Improváveis

Amores Improváveis

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Parte desta história é verdadeira e a outra é fruto do meu subconsciente. Sou uma mera telespectadora de um romance improvável, entre duas pessoas totalmente distintas uma da outra, representando um laço de sentimentos não ditos. ''Ele era como um furacão, sem limites e com muita destruição. Rádio no ombro, som no talo. Calças largas e um baseado na mão. Tentando consolar seu coração e o sorriso no rosto toda vez que ele a via.'' ''Ela era toda certinha, sem brincadeiras. Levava seus trabalhos a sério e os fazia com esplendor. Não era o tipo de garota que se encontrava por ai, bebendo algo em bares. Mas podia encontrá-la cantando ou tocando em algum local. Ela não acreditava no que estava acontecendo, ela não queria ele em sua vida (pelo menos, não naquele momento).''
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