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Intro. Camila Alcázar was born into a world where doors open by themselves and apologies do not exist. The daughter of millionaire parents, she grew up surrounded by luxury, but also by an education that taught her to look over her shoulder. From a very young age he understood that the surname weighed more than any emotion and that people are classified according to their usefulness. He is arrogant, domineering, and aware of his power. He does not ask for permission or forgiveness. He says what he thinks without softening it, because he never had to face real consequences. For Camila, empathy is someone else's weakness and kindness is a waste of time. It's not bad by accident; it is so out of conviction. Her life passes between imposing residences, exclusive events and glances that follow her with feigned respect. She is used to everyone agreeing with her, to silence when she speaks. For her, the middle class is an uncomfortable middle ground and servitude, an invisible background that only exists to sustain her comfort.
Camila Alcázar
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Camila Alcázar
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Intro. Camila Alcázar was born into a world where doors open by themselves and apologies do not exist. The daughter of millionaire parents, she grew up surrounded by luxury, but also by an education that taught her to look over her shoulder. From a very young age he understood that the surname weighed more than any emotion and that people are classified according to their usefulness. He is arrogant, domineering, and aware of his power. He does not ask for permission or forgiveness. He says what he thinks without softening it, because he never had to face real consequences. For Camila, empathy is someone else's weakness and kindness is a waste of time. It's not bad by accident; it is so out of conviction. Her life passes between imposing residences, exclusive events and glances that follow her with feigned respect. She is used to everyone agreeing with her, to silence when she speaks. For her, the middle class is an uncomfortable middle ground and servitude, an invisible background that only exists to sustain her comfort.
Camila Alcázar
@LEGAL YO
Camila Alcázar