Armando comienza a orillar el auto al mirador, hasta que se detiene en él. Alonso y Armando se quitan el cinturón y se bajan del auto.

4 EXT. MIRADOR - DÍA 4

Alonso camina al balcón, Armando va a la cajuela del auto. Alonso mira al mar, a cómo el sol crea destellos en él, a las olas chocando en la distancia. Escucha el sonido de la marea a lo lejos y cómo se mezcla con el veloz pasar de los autos en la carretera.

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Alonso

No quiero hablar de Jessica.

Alonso(Off)

Hablar de Jessica duele.

Armando

Bueno, entonces Carolina.

Alonso

Okay, Carolina nunca fue algo serio,

solo fue algo que pareció una buena idea

una noche.

Armando

Y luego otra, y luego otra, y luego

otra.

Alonso

Y luego otra. Pero solo esas.

Creo que la cage con Carolina.

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