Better 2. Perdicion

Who loves, sooner or later suffers'. For Vanessa and Thomas, loving each other has never been easy. Their relationship is doomed to an unstable balance between ecstasy and doom. It is not enough to contemplate a sky full of stars or a tree house in which to take refuge; the feeling that unites them is made of burning nights and fierce jealousies, flashes of romanticism and lack of understanding that seem irresolvable. After having been on the verge of losing each other, things finally seem to be working out better between them. For the first time, Thomas is vulnerable in front of Vanessa and talks to her about the ghosts that haunt him. In his past, there was a tragic loss that turned him into the angry, brooding boy he is today, a broken soul who rejects any human bond. But even this new closeness doesn't seem to be enough, because the suffering that grips him is too deep. As Thomas spirals into self-destruction, Vanessa returns to spend time with Logan, the kind - perhaps too kind - college roommate who is in love with her. Logan seems to be the only one who understands Vanessa and is willing to give her the support she needs. Will that help Thomas react? Can there be a happy ending for two hearts in collision?'