In spite of her dad's protests, Maria couldn't tolerate ending her relationship with Marco. They kept seeing each other covertly, meeting at different spots in and out of town and sneaking around to try not to be gotten by their families.

From the outset, having a mysterious relationship was energizing. They would sneak in and out of town, chuckling and clasping hands, feeling like they were living in their own little air pocket. Yet, as time went on, the apprehension about being gotten by their families started to cause significant damage.

Maria and Marco turned out to be progressively jumpy and restless, continuously investigating their shoulders and stressing that their families would look into their relationship. They couldn't straightforwardly communicate their affection for one another, and their relationship was constantly covered in mystery.

In spite of the pressure and dread, Maria and Marco's affection for one another kept on developing. They would take minutes together at whatever point they could, appreciating consistently they spent in one another's organization. They realize that their adoration was sufficiently able to endure any obstruction, even their families' fight. Yet, they could never have been all the more off-base.