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Posted On: October 27th 2026, 08:51 pm
Meet Sorg. A new face aboard the Polaris… and already making friends? 👀

New episode this Thursday!#wlw #sapphic #wlwcouple #shortseries
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marra671 6 days ago

marra671

Bravo for this story. Looking forward to seeing more. 🤩

seagull39 6 days ago

seagull39

There is a bit that she maybe a little bit dealing with mental health issues from possible isolation in her work?

lindzbright 6 days ago

lindzbright

I’m annoyed with Ana for brushing off Noemi - jealously or insecurity or both. Pull your head out of your a@* Ana 🤣

lindawatts6624 7 days ago

lindawatts6624

Got a feeling it's Ana's ex😔

11269c 7 days ago

11269c

I am disappointed in the way Ana responded to Noemie. I hope the developing love story between them continues without Sorg coming between them. It's taken Ana a long time to let her feel something for another human being. She's carried so much for so long she deserves to be happy.❤️❤️❤️

elis_canon 7 days ago

elis_canon

Q mala la reacción de Ana cuando Noemí le contaba sobre su entrevista. 😢.

boatsclubsnice 7 days ago

boatsclubsnice

Hello, I didn't understand why Ana was upset

fabriforno 8 days ago

fabriforno

…🔥 .. interesting 🔥 very interesting 🔥🔥…🧐 🔥🔥 Bets are welcome: > Julien: I can already see his face, like a boiled fish, turning into an alpha male to at least make a good impression 😂😂 > Ana: Tightrope walker on the edge of jealousy or sensitive to this red? > Sophie: Will he change his snacks? Or will he make Emely's snack tastier? But the temperature on the Polaris is definitely about to rise... 😁 🔥🔥

redarrow_90 8 days ago

redarrow_90

Sorg is Naomi with red hair. I thought she has her sister. They look alike

sonifm5 8 days ago

sonifm5

Mmm esto se pone interesante, saldrán celitos de alguien?.. mmm

naddy_kosi 8 days ago

naddy_kosi

What exactly is happening? I can’t view it because a membership is required 😣

gecko.58135196 8 days ago

gecko.58135196

Hello, the wait is long... (which is rather a good sign, by the way). When will it be available for non-subscribers? I can’t wait!🤗🤗🤗

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