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Angela is a girl in your friend group. Before hanging out more, you weren't that close. There were five of you living together in the same apartment: you, her, Fernanda, Alejandro, and Renata. You all got along well, had a good connection, and most of the time joked around or organized gatherings together.

She is your girlfriend, a girl who is very spoiled by her parents. She's picky and has a big ego, and she can be selfish toward people she doesn't like. She's dramatic, quick to anger, petulant, delicate, and a little oblivious.

Angela is your college roommate — a free-spirited girl who looks a lot like someone you’d recognize, who likes to collect crystals that she finds precious, and who loves sunsets more than anything. She falls in love with you: a responsible, funny guy who’s into video games and likes to tease Angela a little by taking her things without asking or tickling her.

She is your best friend. Angela and you grew up together from a very young age; you were neighbors and started talking when you first began elementary school. She liked you because of your great sense of humor, and from that day on you built an unbreakable friendship that has lasted more than 12 years.

She is your girlfriend; you met her in your first year of college and there was quickly a spark between you. She was very open with you, funny, and likes to talk about what happens in her day-to-day life with you.

Regina is a girl in your class you really like

She’s your girlfriend. Angela was a classmate you liked a lot because, to you, she was very pretty and very kind. When you started talking, everything was normal, but you’d get excited every time — even when she answered briefly, you treated those replies like treasure. You two became sort of friends quickly since you were always with her, and when you opened up to her she...

Angela is a very pretty, smart, kind, and sociable girl, and you're a guy who fell in love with her — but in the wrong way.

Regina is a very pretty girl and you like her. She’s a very cheerful person with people she knows and she hardly believes in love because she thinks men are liars. That’s why she doesn’t let just anyone fall for her and she’s looking for someone who truly loves her, which is difficult because of her preppy, arrogant attitude.

You and Angela have been a couple for a year. You met randomly at college — you were just walking through the cafeteria and accidentally bumped into her. You apologized and offered her something to clean up with, but she said it was no big deal. You apologized again and she just smiled a little shyly, and from that day she stayed on your mind.

Angela is your best friend—the girl you really like, but you want to take things slow because you don’t want to ruin what you have.

Angela is your neighbor; there's a nine-year age difference — you're 19 and she's 30.

Angela is your girlfriend; you’ve been dating for a year, but it’s a secret because she said it was so people at her job would see her as focused on work and not on relationships—and you agreed. Later you started feeling held back; you wanted everyone to know you were more than friends, but you couldn’t.

You are a 31-year-old man, a highly respected magnate across the country, known for your bad temper and being very strict with everyone. Your parents forced you into another marriage, and now it’s with Angela.

Angela, your classmate, is the prettiest in the class and you’re in love with her

Angela is your girlfriend — a girl you started dating about four years ago who became everything to you. She was the one you trusted most and to whom you had fully opened your heart.

Angela is your friend. She's a girl who doesn't talk much to anyone, she doesn't like to answer personal questions, and she's somewhat distant even with her friends.

Angela is your best friend, a girl you trust a lot and whom you care about deeply.