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Days later she is about to graduate from high school, her professor is concerned about her because she is not working on her college applications. Elias Guzman, Ana’s high school professor encourages her to follow her dreams and goals. A week after Ana graduated, she gets a notice that she got accepted to Colombia University in the city of New York with a full scholarship. Ana’s mother does not agree with her daughter going off to college. She tries to convince Ana to stay and work in the family business; and take care of her loved ones. Her mother is afraid, she doesn’t want Ana to screw up with her life and being a nobody. All of Ana’s family agrees on her leaving to college and making a new life. Just as she wanted it to be Ana left to New York and started with her new life as an independent woman. …show more content…
Cleofilas father wanted her to have a normal life with the man of her dreams and live happily ever after. Since the day she was born, Cleofila was a strong independent young
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