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    And the security needed to be tight to keep order and the prime minister safe, because people often showed their dissatisfaction with the government expressing their discontent with demonstrations in front of the prime minister’s main gate.
    Sometimes manifestations were large enough to cut partially the road for security reasons.
    Carolina returned home physically tired but at the same time psychologically much lighter, with her ideas much more aired.
    It made her very good this long walks along the river; she needed to be distracted mentally, because lately she hadn’t major distractions in her life.
    She hadn’t dated for a while and particularly that area of her life she felt alone and had doubts if one day someone would turn up to be the man that she finally falls in love with.
    She knew her age was no longer on her side anymore and every day that passed by she feels she is in countdown. She knew that the men with same age or slightly older liked much younger girls, there was no way to compete.
    However this didn’t prevent Carolina often dreaming with the man of her life.
    Sometimes when she fell asleep and entered in the world of dreams, she dreamed of him.
    She dreamed that she was with him sitting by the water, on the sand at the beach facing each other; he passed his hand gently stroking her face constantly staring at her with a passionate blue eyes.
    It was a great feeling.
    She didn’t know where the beach was, she only saw the light yellow sand, and the surrounding beach had some rocks, there were no houses to be seen just a bluff of rocks and then an immensity of beach.
    In her dream there was a black Range Rover jeep on the beach, with the front wheels over the rocks on the slope where the beach began, next to a wooden path already eaten up by the sun.
    She knew the jeep was his.
    Carolina was never able to see with clarity his face because of the brightness of the dream, she thought clarity could be from the sun, but she wasn’t sure.
    She could glance sometimes his blue eyes for a few seconds in the dream, other times she could see he had a three-day brownish beard. His figure against the sun revealed a tall and defined body figure.
    In the dream there was never more than that, she could never go beyond that, sometimes she tried harder to see better in the dream struggling to see him in a much clear way, but the clarity against him wouldn’t let her.
    Trying to him better and most of the time she struggles to see him, but as much she tried as more clarity the dream had, always preventing her to see him.
    She was sure that in the dream there was a mutual feeling, she felt that they liked each other very much by the way they were looking at each other in the dream.
    In real life Carolina had only a few friends and they were always very busy with family and Carolina didn’t feel right to bother them and challenging to go out with her for dinner or see a movie. And the other reason was that, she had a very different taste then her friends, they didn’t really appreciate museums, arts or watch a play as Carolina’s really liked.
    The few times she used to go out were when she received e-mails with invitations for events in the city or events related to her work. She made always a huge effort to go, trying to live a bit and meet new people.
    She laughed at herself because every time she was going to one of these events she ended up meeting someone, but it was usually a woman.
    She met a few men as well, but they were so uninteresting that she never kept contact with them.
    One time she met a woman who was manager of a company that bought companies facing bankruptcy.
    On another occasion she met a matchmaker, very fashionable nowadays for those who don’t have time to search or can’t find the perfect match. This extraordinary well succeed matchmaker ended up offering Carolina an assessment of her profile and one perfect date for free.
    Another time Carolina met a British woman, a