Partie 2 : Cette pauvre étudiante nourrissait ce mendiant chaque jour sans savoir qu’il est un milliardaire à la recherche de la femme.

This poor student nourishes this Indian every day, without knowing that he is a billionaires to the research of the perfect woman. Part two, the history of the Piappos. In the meantime, to go to his races, he does not doubt that this meeting will define the rest of his existence. While Chiarmaca cultivates this spiritual and interesting friendship, princesses are entrusted in a completely different way. Determined to no longer follow the poverty, and to keep her appearances in her own way, she begins to frequent dangerous miles. She also proposes to Chiarmaca a easy solution. To meet a chef, an influential man capable of offering luxe and comfort in exchange for favors. For princesses, it was the only way to get out into an impetuous world. Chiarmaca's refusal was categorical. Dedicated in Christian values and attached to her dignity, she preferred the end to her commitment. This agreement marks a definitive rupture in their vision of life. Princesses mocked the useless faithfulness of her friend, as Chiarmaca was quietly glistening on what princesses were engaged. The flame she shared became the theater of two parts that separated inexorably. Princess began to bring a intense vineyard, coming back with crutches and grandeur herbs, while Chiarmaca continued to pray for help. She noticed that the books of the house disappeared, and princesses accused her of giving up on the living room. The prince of princesses, for help, had the same as her obsession for her own image. She did not see that behind the luxe apparent, she lost her soul and her soul. The fate did not take a week later. Heric was gradually moved by the neighbors for some pieces she had managed to save. Chiarmaca found herself at the hospital, the face of the nurse, and the body broken. The nurse was formal, Heric could no longer live in the street. It was a matter of life or death. Before her presence, Chiarmaca took a audacious decision. She went to sleep in her room, the time it was established. When she announced the new princess, this last explosage of rage, the idea of having a man under his roof was unsupportable. She accuses Chiarmaca of being humorous about him and threatening to leave. But Chiarmaca was a good person. She was called the humanity which remained a little, being princesses. Finally, this last step, but with a strict condition, she would not stay for a week, not a day more. Heric will then go into this small space, generate but infinite recognition. For a few days, a strange atmosphere was born in the chamber. Chiarmaca was well-designed with a maternal devotion, as she said that princesses would ignore superbombs when she was not looking at her. However, Heric remained discreet, almost invisible, occupying the least possible place. It is during this period that Chiarmaca learned that her own freedom of school had been mysteriously regulated to the university, without which she knew who she was. She lived a sign of God, a reward for her faith. A call to the Virgin of the village changed the gift. Chiarmaca's parents asked her to announce that her father was dead. Panic and the heart of serenity, Chiarmaca had to leave immediately, letting Heric alone with princesses for a few days. She recommended Heric to be as close as possible to avoid conflicts. But since Chiarmaca left the city, princesses radically changed attitude, profiting from the absence of her colocater, princesses tried to make her lose herself. She was attracted to Heric's beauty, her own and loved one, she tried to seduce her. She offered her to better treat Chiarmaca, promising her a life of pleasure if she accepted to join her with the rich men. It was a attempt to prove that everyone, even Chiarmaca's protégé, had a price. Her response to Heric was a shock for princesses. She pushed her with a deep disgust, giving her her true identity to the face, she knew her reputation, her lies, and her inner life. Humiliated and open of rage,