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“(...) si no haces tus maldades acostumbradas te debilitarás, si no te alimentas de ese odio que has mantenido y que te ha mantenido bella y soberbia a lo largo de todos estos años… yo no respondo por lo que pase, igual yo no pierdo, tú eres mía de cualquier manera.”

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