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Collect link within an attribute with CheerioGS

In my attempt the return was null, I would like some help to try to understand what I am doing wrong or if it is really impossible to get this attribute from the page

CheerioGS documentation:
https://github.com/tani/cheeriogs

Google App Script Library ID for CheerioGS:

1ReeQ6WO8kKNxoaA_O0XEQ589cIrRvEBA9qcWpNqdOP17i47u6N9M5Xh0

Link to colect image:
https://t.me/ZoeiraFC/14043

Link I want to collect:

https://cdn4.telesco.pe/file/Rmk5riA7iHYT59OoAOG3afISAZEthDoUkZXPmjxGEA1edhlm0eoWda62pM72yfBplB6ifJhyjykRiScihGiA_Lu_Aj4DTUqGauvdC4G8tjqNo0qeykvBBzXq5vaWOiMR3NSoCPPK9Z7q5CsllofpWzC6TV1DCpbbfIh-4qTAw2Kotf2nogMmD2KQTmhchqxPLYU-GqqwT82ypCFZKWA7NSw-AHL4BVtVzpwYbyTB421yxu4vWbJAWITrK-3EXbQARp6Ni9VDTMDAE3BdH4hFWOftmvlHmFiJlGcltX_ma46K5ancpKnKh8x4xH8GxYBScjAVCgvgd3ozsB000sgoYw.jpg

Code I tried to use to scrape the attribute:

function urltelegram() {
    var url = 'https://t.me/mattosxperiences/16122';

    const contentText = UrlFetchApp.fetch(url).getContentText();
    const $ = Cheerio.load(contentText);

    var Regiao = $('a:contains("tgme_widget_message_photo_wrap")');
    Logger.log(Regiao.attr('style'));
}

Image of selector on page with Chrome DevTools: enter image description here

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