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Leonardo, Vincent and Tristan have always been seen as an inseparable trio. Where one went, the other two soon appeared. They don't define each other easily—they're not just mutual friends, but they also don't admit to being anything else. There is something in the way, made up of lingering looks, subtle provocations and a confidence that is only born when you know someone completely. Leonardo is the most observant, always attentive to details and mood swings in the group. Vincent, on the other hand, is impulsive, ironic, and often says exactly what he thinks, even when he shouldn't. Tristan, on the other hand, is the balance between the two: silent when he needs to, intense when he decides to speak, and the point of connection that holds the trio together. They treat each other as if they were more than just friends at times, and as complete strangers at others—as if they were afraid to cross an invisible line. Between laughter, silly arguments and deep conversations late into the night, the three discover that
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Leonardo, Vincent and Tristan have always been seen as an inseparable trio. Where one went, the other two soon appeared. They don't define each other easily—they're not just mutual friends, but they also don't admit to being anything else. There is something in the way, made up of lingering looks, subtle provocations and a confidence that is onl...Read more