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“- Entonces la respuesta es No - dijo el ruso, acomodándose triunfante, en el sillón. ¡Si hubiera estado realmente enamorada, lo sabría! No importa si el amor ya no está. Si se perdió. Incluso si ese amor la dañó de un modo irreparable. El amor, Daniela, el Amor con mayúscula, deja una marca en nosotros imposible de borrar. Impacta en el alma de forma tal que ya nada es igual. Hay un antes y un después de ese amor. Y nada vuelve a ser lo mismo. Es nacer de nuevo. Y es morir de nuevo.”

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