Blank Pages: Rediscovering Love

. She had hated most of the clothes; they didn't seem like hers, but rather like a more serious version.

made her tense; she didn't even need

" Rodrigo asked, star

e, held it in front of her, and turned he

ndicated, taking the s

er green irises sought his, to see if he felt the same way, but R

aughter affectionately. "I'd take you to my house if I could, but I think this wil

Rodrigo. Proud, he observed the scene with an indifferent expr

dy tremble in the face of his intense gaze, she averted her atte

u cold,

mother,

odrigo practi

d at Rodrigo

I'll give you the beating yo

moth

hing and didn't show an

couldn't stand Rodrigo. On his part, Sara couldn't decipher. She was starting to doubt

dicated, taking the lead to exit. "The journalists are

door, she understood the reason. Flashes popped in her face, blinding her, questions echoed from all sides, disorientin

m around her, his hand pulling her against him, pressing her

ife to his car. He settled Sara in, threw her suitcase onto the back seat, and took his place b

her, Sara looked at Rodrigo with irritation. She understood that he was trying

for a while, but soon they we

you feeling well, Sara?

and gently caressed her face. She recoiled,

ntion on the road, his hand, which had made the terrible mistake

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n't exchanged more than a handful of words. They didn't even look at each other. Sara felt embarrassed, and she

s eye. He often found her curiously observing the surroundings.

d the happy moments they sometimes had. But what good would it do? Sara had forgotten those moments, all the times they had spent together. Moreover, she

so many bui

live," he said, pointing to a

ow

ile Sara was examining the parking area, oblivious to the fact that the empty spot next to hers

lacing his free hand on her back and

d his hand from her back. Rodrigo stared at the floor indicator, seemi

re was no other apartment there. Rodrigo opened the door an

tal, the prospect of returning to a house she didn't remember had been on her mind, but she