Capricho #243
In "Amor verdadero," a father’s plan to build a country house stirs unexpected emotions when both of his daughters develop feelings for the architect overseeing the project. As one daughter tries to win his affection through a carefully crafted lie, the tension grows between them—especially since the architect had already shown a clear interest in the other. Written by Carbonell and illustrated by Juan Llorca, with a striking cover by Ángel Badía Camps, this 1967 issue captures a quiet yet charged moment of desire and deception.
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Cuando un padre decide construir una casa de campo, sus dos hijas se sienten atraídas por el arquitecto contratado para el trabajo. Una de las hijas recurre a una mentira para sacar ventaja y ganarse el afecto del arquitecto, a pesar de que este se sentía atraído originalmente por la otra hija. [When a father decides to build a country house, his two daughters find themselves attracted to the architect hired for the job. One of the daughters resorts to a lie to gain an advantage and win the architect's affection, even though he was originally attracted to the other daughter.]
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