Being born a Hallinson has never been as promising as in this generation, yet carrying that surname is both a blessing and a curse for the heirs of Mical and Octávio's legendary love. All because Madascocia became the city of the couple who broke a curse. Many curious visitors began flocking to it in search of happiness, eternal love, lasting marriages, and solutions to their dilemmas. Along with countless superstitions like passing through a Hallinson's shadow, tossing letters into the Llyin River that cuts through the Bousquet Mansion, young maidens yearned to marry one of the young heirs. Trying to postpone this fate as long as possible, Samuel extended his studies, but longing for a certain maiden brings him home earlier than planned. It's at a ball that all his plans to court her fall apart. Caught in a compromising situation, he finds himself forced to marry. She's always known how to hide from society, how to go unnoticed among people and not draw attention. Not that it was difficult—she was the youngest daughter, the plainest in her household. The one born with a conspicuous impairment. Believing she would never be noticed, Rosalina kept a great her love for Samuel Hallinson. What she never expected was to cross paths with the young man in one of the most embarrassing moments of her life and abruptly change both their destinies.
"Delightful and captivating! Rosalina was one of the characters who won me over the most in literature." Nathália Simião – Blog Pobre Leitora
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