Lucas Morar

However, during these six months, her life as a linguistics teacher introduced them to Lucas.
She gradually learned that he was a great friend, reliable and understanding, that he was from Italy, but she had little idea about her feelings for him, which grew stronger day by day.
The conference and a walk through Italy, his native land, brought them even closer. To the point that they both now knew they were attracted to each other. As they chatted, she confided in him the secret of her failed marriage, and he gave her the number of a lawyer (his younger brother Eduardo) to help with her divorce. He then invited her to go with him to his brother's wedding in September.
She set a condition: until she got a divorce, their love would be purely platonic, with no declarations of love on her part. He deserved real love, when she was completely free. And he couldn't attend the hearings, so no one would have grounds to accuse them of adultery, and Damon wouldn't have grounds to accuse her of infidelity. He had to wait. And Lucas waited. Because deep down, he was certain Jacqueline was his future. Despite her situation, she didn't harbor any hatred for marriage. She promised to return to Italy as soon as the divorce proceedings were finalized and stay for the summer. She and Eduardo were gathering evidence for the case, and for about a week, she and Lucas could enjoy each other's company, but she had to go back. She had two weeks to cope with the separation. It was unbearable. He discussed business projects and taught economics to students. She prepared for the trial and provided consultations for exams. But none of this helped alleviate the melancholy.

Jacqueline and Eduardo waited outside the courtroom. Damon and his lawyer stood opposite them. The verdict was about to be announced. Damon had lost control of her; no connections or billions of dollars could help him, and all he could do was rage. All Jacqueline could think about was that in just four days she would see Lucas. Everyone was excited, awaiting the verdict that would change the lives of so many.

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