Un Posto al sole

Tensions Rise and Old Wounds Reopen in Un Posto al Sole

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Tensions Rise and Old Wounds Reopen in Un Posto al Sole

Yet another argument between father and daughter, this time about the choice of school Cristina should attend, leads Greta and Roberto to discuss what is best for Cristina’s future. It would be an…

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Yet another argument between father and daughter, this time about the choice of school Cristina should attend, leads Greta and Roberto to discuss what is best for Cristina’s future. It would be an almost normal situation, if not for the fact that the two had not been in such close contact for years, and this does not sit well with Marina who, as revealed in the previews for tomorrow’s episode of Un Posto al Sole, is becoming increasingly jealous of this renewed connection between them. Let’s see below the previews for the episode airing Wednesday, May 6th of Un Posto al Sole. Alberto overhears the argument between his son and Anna Gianluca (Flavio Gismondi) and Anna (Margot Adam Nuccetelli) met outside the house and had a heated confrontation, which was overheard by Alberto (Maurizio Aiello). This opens old wounds in Palladini Jr.’s heart and makes him withdraw into himself. His father begins to fear that he might relapse. Cristina does not want to change schools Cristina (Melissa Caturano), on the other hand, asks Greta (Cristina d’Alberto Rocaspana) for help to prevent her father from making her change schools. This leads Fournier and Roberto (Riccardo Polizzy Carbonelli) to argue again, further provoking Marina’s (Nina Soldano) jealousy. Bubbles help Mariella and Guido The lunch that Mariella (Antonella Prisco) and Guido (Germano Bellavia) organized to bring together Massaro (Francesco Procopio), Gerry (Antonio Aversano), and Bice (Lara Sansone) does not go as hoped at first, but thanks to a little champagne, the atmosphere fortunately lightens, allowing hope to enter.© ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
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