Natália reveals her passion for Carol. New couple on the horizon?

The reason for the fight between Natalia (Mariana Santos) and twin brother Bruno (Luan Argollo), it may have been love. In Elas por Elas, during a consultation, the photographer will be questioned by Lígia (Paula Burlamaqui), about his relationship with Carol (Karine Teles).

Elas For Elas: Natália doesn’t have a minute of peace!

The therapist will want to understand the reason for the discomfort that Natália feels towards her friend, something that comes from her youth. At the time, the scientist was dating Bruno.

“We are a little apart. Carol is getting involved with someone else, again. I don’t know what this is: neediness, vulnerability, fear of loneliness, but I find it very strange”, she will say.

“Why are you so bothered by this? Doesn't she have the right to try to be happy? What do you feel when you see her with someone?”, the therapist will ask.

Without realizing the reality, Natália will then vent: “I'm afraid that Carol will suffer, that they will harm her, that they won't take care of her the way she deserves. Carol has a girl’s soul”, she will respond, first.

“When I see her with someone, the feeling I get is that she is wasting her time. When we’re together it’s so good, doesn’t she realize that?”, added the photographer.

They for Them: The naked truth

When faced with Lígia's questions, Natália will give shallow answers, dodging. Therefore, the therapist will encourage her to talk about the subject so that she can understand it. The photographer will then be direct.

“I love Carol, Lígia. I always loved it. Are you satisfied, Doctor Lígia? Was this what you wanted? For me to confess that I’m in love with Carol?”, she will say, excited.

“Is this a problem for you, Natália?”, Lígia will ask. “I don't know. I never talked about it. I never came out to anyone, not even to myself.”

In this way, the photographer will assume that she fears the scientist's reaction if she finds out: “I need to get away from her and forget this story. It's better if we don't have contact. Living with her will be worse…”, the photographer will finally say.