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'Whoever loves, takes care': Francesca reveals secret, and Otoniel rushes to warn AdrianaPhoto by lapping on Pexels
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'Whoever loves, takes care': Francesca reveals secret, and Otoniel rushes to warn Adriana

extra6 September 2026 at 21:48

The novel "Whoever loves, takes care" reaches its 100th chapter this Friday (September 11), bringing several twists. Adriana (Letícia Colin) decides to introduce herself as the new partner of a jewelry store during an exhibition in honor of Arthur (Antonio Fagundes).

Otoniel (Tony Ramos) rushes to warn Adriana about a revelation made by Francesca (Nathalia Dill), who confirmed that Heitor (Renato Góes) is alive. Heitor, Arthur's son, who was believed to be dead, appears at a pilgrim camp outside Brazil, commenting that he hasn't been to the country in a long time.

Adriana also seeks out Ademir (Dan Stulbach) and the two exchange threats during their encounter. The lawyer becomes tense when the physiotherapist directly asks if he was the one who killed Arthur.

Additionally, Ademir freaks out upon catching André in bed with Dora. The plot is broadcast by Rede Globo, with direction by Estevam Avellar.

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