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Bibi (Juliana Paes) will be targeted by the police in the next chapters of A Força do Querer. The brunette will be dazzled by the world of crime and the amount of money her husband will earn selling drugs in the soap opera. He will take a photo lying on a pile of money and post it on his social networks. The image will be seen by the authorities, who will hunt down Rubinho’s wife (Emilio Dantas).
In Gloria Pérez’s plot, after Rubinho escaped from prison for the second time, he will become a major drug trafficker for the Sabiá (Jonathan Azevedo) faction. The bandit will win a lot, which will leave Bibi dazzled by the criminal world.
The brunette will take a photo lying on the pile of money that her husband gave her and share it on the internet. The image will reach the police, who will start looking for Bibi for her involvement in drug trafficking.
Without knowing that he is in the sights of the authorities, the character of Juliana Paes will go down the hill to go to Aurora’s house (Elizangela) and there he will be alerted by his son about the risk he runs.
“What did you do, mom?” He will ask Dedé (João Bravo). Bibi will call Rubinho and let him know that she is being chased. “I don’t know why they are chasing me. I can’t go back today, they must have surrounded the entrances,” he warns.
Rubinho will question where the woman intends to go. He will say that he will turn around and that he will send news soon.
Globo has already recorded the last 23 chapters of Mother’s Love, but that of Manuela Dias will be back on the air next March after the re-presentation of the “special edition” of A Força do Querer. In addition to the spoilers, check out the summaries of the nine o’clock telenovela that are published by News.
Find out everything that will happen in the next chapters of the telenovelas with the Noveleiros podcast:
Listen to “# 38 – Reunions Bring Passion, Redemption, and Even Death in Soap Operas” on Spreaker.
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