Trato Es Trato (Historias De Terror)

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In a separate narrative, a woman named Remedios recounts her tumultuous marriage to Gerardo, who struggled with alcoholism and infidelity. Over the years, Gerardo's behavior changes dramatically after a mysterious incident in the mountains, leading to a newfound responsibility and success in managing their ranch. However, the transformation raises unsettling questions about the nature of his change, particularly after he confesses to a pact that seemingly brought prosperity at the cost of another family's misfortunes. Remedios grapples with the moral implications of Gerardo's success and her own prayers for his change, leaving her uncertain about the true source of their good fortune.

Esta es la historia de una mujer y de como vio a su esposo transformar su vieja vida a algo completamente diferente a lo que era. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.