Mércia will be surprised by snail while trying to ask for help after being the victim of a frightening frame of Molina in Mania de Youu
Mércia (Adriana Esteves) will be kidnapped by the henchmen of Molina (Rodrigo Lombardi) and will be blocked in a dirty room in Mania de You. Mavi’s mother (Chay Suede) You will be able to call snail (Agatha Moreira), which will go to the place.
The girl will need to know where the precious photo of her family comes, then it releases matriarch. “I tell you everything, but bring me quickly from here … walk!”I will ask the woman. “That’s why you came here. You stole the painting in Molina who stole from my mother. And now she left you in punishment.”will evaluate the protagonist.
“I soon roll up me, snail! These guys are dangerous, they can kill me. And they can kill you too.”It will refute Mercia. “I take you only from here if you tell me where you hid the painting!”It will highlight snail. “I can’t tell you while I’m stuck here”The housekeeper will follow.
“So good luck there”Luma will react, threatening to leave. “You wouldn’t have the courage. I’m your mother, girl! I raised you!”He will indicate the woman. “You have never been a mother, you’ve never had any affection for anyone! Not for your blood child! You have always been a mandatory cock … you are obsessed with a single person in this life and you know very well who he is.”it will replicate snail.
“If I am here in this situation, it was to save you, so I don’t die, snail! You have the duty to get me out of here! Luma, come back here! Your ungrateful! I saved your life! You will feel remorse for the rest of your life if you leave me here.”Mercia will insist, looking at snails, reported television news.
It is interesting to note that João Emanuel Carneiro’s soap opera 21h will show its last chapter on 28. So matriarch will be innocent of crime when he shows self -defense.
Source: Terra
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