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A veteran journalist from Valencia faces death from COVID alone during the pandemic, along with incriminating letters stored in a green folder. Ashamed, furious, and seeking justice, she refuses to accept the past that fills her with unease and disquiet. Why did that innocent young woman get involved in situations that immersed her in such rich and toxic emotions? She relives the illusion of Jesús Hermida, a famous television journalist, to whom she expresses only pure literary love from afar, while simultaneously experiencing an extraordinary love affair with her boyfriend, Vicente Martínez, an unknown but powerfully talented artist. Ro Boluda, her close friend and ally, is always by her side until fate shatters everything. Her journalistic career is the perfect cover for this secret, a facade of normalcy that she is far from feeling. During the Franco regime and the Transition, she reported on everything that happened, taking risks and fighting for democracy, freedom, women's equality, and the values ​​of May '68. With the book half-written, the journalist once again faced death in a last-minute brain surgery. Upon recovering, she finished her literary journey and borrowed Violeta Parra's warm voice to thank those who accompanied her in this life that had also "given Emilia Bolinches so much."