All language subtitles for Gate1

Previously on
"The Cleaning Lady"...

That's why the
Hellers attacked.

They took whatever
was in your safe.

There was only
one thing in there.

The deed to
the mining land.

That damn piece of paper
establishes ownership rights.

Ramona,
what are you doing?

I'm gonna triple security
at the compound.

I feel safe.

This is my home.
I want to stay here.

We have 4 million
views, bro!

And it's making our
other videos climb, too.

You know what this means?
We're viral.

Don't you dare make me watch
another wife of Jorge's die.

And that's why
I always say

neighbors are the best
choices for love affairs.

That might be right,

but I need to look at
the back of your throat.

It's really difficult
when you keep talking.

Except there's
nothing wrong with the throat.

Mrs. Wolf likes to come
in for the conversation.

Isn't that right,
Florence?

It's only a $20 co-pay.

Thank you.
You have a good one.

The nurse will
take care of you

Bye, sweetie.
See you soon.

Thank you, Florence.

Sit down.

I have to take
a look at your wound.

Oh, yeah.

I remember when
I stitched it up,

I told you to rest
for 10 days.

And I listened for six.

Well, then,
let's take a look, huh?

Que c'est beau.
With stitches like that,

I should have been
a plastic surgeon.

You have the ego for it.

Dr. De La Rosa, is
that a gunshot wound?

I'm okay, Dara.

Mr. Field
needs help in bay three.

So, are you going to
tell me why you came

rushing back into work?

Maybe I'm here for
the free medical services.

Hm.

You know, I have
a friend. Sonya.

She has an organization
that helps women

and families who need

assistance getting out
of difficult situations.

I spoke with her.

Thank you, Dr. Dupont,
but I don't need saving.

I'm not one of
your patients.

No, you're not.

You're in for
a greater danger

than any other
patients we treat.

Mass casualty alert.

Possible trauma.
3 and 4s incoming.

Okay, people, let's
prep bays two and three.

If you're shorthanded,
I can help.

Help with triage.
Then you go.

Okay.

Yes, doctor.

90 systolic
and falling.

I need triage.
What do we have?

BP 88 over 45.

Okay.
Start a central line.

You got it.

Three. Two. One.

What do we have?

Bladders are stable.
Eight out of ten.

Two milligrams
of morphine.

Okay.

I need a crash cart.
Right here, right here.

Right behind.

Can you hear me?

I need an IV, oxygen,
treat in the hall.

Ready? Let's prep
him for intubation.

Let's move it down.

I'm Dr. De la Rosa.

I'm going to get
you checked out.

Can you tell me
what happened?

I was doing maintenance
on the primary crusher

when the whole
kiln exploded.

They said it was a bomb.

Deep breath.

Heller Diversified?

I thought it
was a mining company.

Hellers are like
the superstores, doc.

They got everything.

Dr. De La Rosa!

Happy birthday to you, kid.

Thank you, sir.

That factory that's
burning supported

over 600 hard working men
and women who will soon be

filing for unemployment.

It's a damn shame.

How can I help you, Jorge?

Well, you certainly
can't help the men

that you murdered
in my home,

or my wife, who
you nearly killed!

But what you can do is
return what you stole.

Forgive me, Jorge.

I'm afraid that I have no clue
what you're referring to.

And of course, if your
wife was injured,

I can't help to think that
it was a regrettable,

if not completely
unforeseen, accident.

You know what
I think?

I think it's been a century
since your family

has had to bleed for
their bread.

You know,
I like you, Jorge.

I do.
But it would be foolish to think

of my wealth as a weakness.

I didn't inherit my family's
fortune, I took it.

You're going to return
what you stole, Sam.

Or this time tomorrow,

we're going to be watching some
more news footage together.

But don't you dare make me watch
another wife of Jorge's die.

Ramona, what
are you doing?

Hi, mom.

Chris, it's
time to get to school, please.

Hurry up.
I'm gonna be late.

You're supposed to sneeze into

your elbow,
or you spread germs.

I know.
It's allergies from

all the pretty flowers
Jorge sent your mommy.

Whoa!
What?

You like it, right?

It's pretty cool.
It's fire.

Yeah.

It's, uh, very big.

It's oversized.

Oh, yeah? Yeah.

Where'd you get
the money to buy

all these oversized
things, huh?

I know it wasn't working
with the cleaning ladies.

Keys.
To go where?

To take Jaz to school.

You just told me to
take you to school. Come on.

You're acting very sus.

Don't say sus.
That is weird.

What was that about?

I don't know.

Special delivery.

More flowers.

I'll find more vases.

Thank you, Greta,
for picking him up.

Oh, no. It's nothing.
Besides, Violeta

wanted to give you
something.

Oh. That's beautiful.
Thank you, sweetheart.

And...
this is for you.

Oh, wow.
That's very thoughtful.

When I'm sick, daddy lets
me play games and watch videos.

What is your
favorite video?

The ones with mommy.

Is this hers?
Yeah.

Oh.

You can find my
new stuffie with it.

That's very cool.
Well, thank you.

Want to race to the car?

Luca, this door.

Feel better soon,
Dr. Thony,

because everybody
really misses you,

especially Mr. Jorge.

Oh. Yeah, uh-huh.

Okay, let's
get in the car.

Bye, Luca.

Bye!

Thanks, Greta.

Uh, two buyers came to
look at the house yesterday.

Uh-huh.

Just walked in like they
already own the place.

Oh, yeah.

Yeah, you know,
if I could keep

this rideshare
business going,

I mean, I can -- I can buy
this place myself.

Or a hotel
or the Taj Mahal.

Thony?

Hm? Oh, sorry, Fi.

I'll help you get
the money for the house

No, no, I want to buy
the place myself.

And I want you to stop
obsessing over what

Ramona said about
Jorge's wife.

It's just the way
she said it.

It's like she was there when
Vanessa died. I can feel it.

What?
You're a mind reader now?

Look, I thought Vanessa was
killed by a drunk driver.

Yeah. She was.

Was the driver Ramona?

No. Okay.
Every newspaper said

he was an alcoholic who
confessed to the crime.

I'm not crazy, Fi.

I just think you
were almost killed.

And it makes sense that
you're a little...

What, paranoid?

I'm not paranoid.

Thony, both of us know what
Ramona is capable of.

But things have
finally settled down

between the two of you.
Are you sure you're

you're willing to
risk that on a hunch?

I mean, it's like
you don't even have

any inside intel anyway.

No, you're right,
I don't.

But she does.

Bianca?
Yeah.

The woman you
blackmailed?

What you don't
know can hurt you.

It can hurt our family. I just
want to know the truth, Fi.

Again. Here we go again.

Our partners are
restless, Jorge.

They want to see returns

on the money they gave
you for the mine.

Sam Heller filed an
injunction to stop the mine.

He claims I don't own the
mineral rights to the land,

which was in the deed that
he stole from my safe!

There must be
a public record.

There was, in the
county clerk's office,

but it mysteriously
disappeared.

I see.

Well, you should know,
Samuel Heller

does not bow to threats.

Then I won't use threats
to blow up his buildings.

Tell El Don I want
a list of

Heller facilities to
choose our next target.

And you just keep
the cartel in line!

Whatever you need,
hermano.

Are you okay?

I'm fine.
What are you laughing about?

You're lucky you're
cute when you pout.

I don't pout,
and I don't understand

why we have to come
all the way out here

just to sleep
on the ground.

We're here to
see the future.

You remember that mining
company I consulted with?

Before they went bankrupt,

they did initial
surveys showing that

the entire basin is full
of lithium deposits.

Yeah.

And you've been talking

about investing in
green mining for years.

So I bought it.

You bought it?
Mm-hmm.

What, with my money?

Excuse me. Our money.

Yeah. Okay, but --

Good. Because I know this
is the future that you want.

And I want it, too.

For all three of us.

For real?

Yes.

Oh!

Really?
Yes!

Oh!

I should be careful.

She's fine, she's fine.

...to $5.1 million on that

and the rest,
we're pushing 300 K.

Right, right.
Grab a seat.

Guys, that is great.

But it's not great, great.
Don't get me wrong.

Love the hook,
the hidden face.

All very dramatic.
Who's the dancer, by the way?

Oh.
Got it.

Love the moves.

How would you feel about
showing that handsome face?

No. I'm sorry,
it's not -- I can't do that.

Okay. Yeah, that's gonna limit
some branding opportunities.

But the good
news is illegals

can sign contracts.
You're 18, right?

Yes, yeah, yeah.

Then let's get this sign
and take your brand to the moon.

Let's go!

Sorry, it says 35%
of our gross.

Dude, just sign it.

It's our standard
new client deal.

And I promise,
it's the only offer

someone in your position
is going to get.

There we go.
You guys are pros.

Thank you.

Thank you very much.

Couple good ones, Bianca.

Okay,
give it to me again.

Here you go.

Little open.
Close that racket up.

Okay. Again.

Ready?

Bianca.

Hi.

Thony, what are you --
Um...sorry.

No, no, no.
Relax. I'm not gonna --

I'm not gonna hurt you.

I didn't say anything.
Okay? I swear.

You and Vanessa Sanchez
were close, right?

She was my best friend.
Why?

Because I think
she was murdered.

And I need you to
help me prove it.

Was it that guy in the
cowboy hat who kidnapped me?

I bet it was that woman that
was following Vanessa.

What, she was
followed?

Yes. It was the last
time I saw Vanessa alive.

We met for lunch to
talk about her new job,

but she just seemed
distracted.

She kept looking over her
shoulder at this Latina woman.

Tall. Dark. Strong.

Did she know her?

She said she recognized
her from somewhere,

but I could tell
that she was lying.

The woman followed
her out when we left.

Are you --

Are you all right?

I'm fine. Um...

Why didn't
you go to the police?

I did, right
after the accident.

They thought I was just
some paranoid housewife.

I can't exactly blame them.
They had a signed confession,

even if the driver was
suspicious.

What do you mean?

The police said the driver
left the bar to head home.

But when he hit Vanessa
three hours later,

he was heading away from
Henderson, where he lived.

Where was he going?

I don't know.

I'm not sure
anyone really asked.

Ah, good timing!

Come, sit.
How was practice?

Fine.
Oh, good.

Thought you were
driving today.

Oh, I was, but I got so
hungry, I made lugaw.

But extra ginger.
Just the way you like it.

Oh, thanks.
Yeah.

Is Chris dealing drugs?

Oh, my God, Mom.

He's got money.

He's going out in the middle
of the night.

And this Ted, I thought he was
going to be a good influence.

No. Like mother,
like son.

What's happening? Huh?

Chris is not a drug dealer.
He's making dance videos. Look.

What?

They pay him for this?

Thank you, Leo.

Did you like
the flowers?

They seemed like a completely
insufficient way

to express my, um...

Your guilt.

Violeta gave me
this this morning.

You raised a very
generous daughter.

Ah, that was her
mother's doing.

It's good to see you
on your feet again.

Did you want a drink?

Yeah. Thank you.

I couldn't help but notice
the Georgetown sweatshirt.

I thought you two
met at Harvard.

We did, but Vanessa
got offered a job

at Georgetown --
environmental law.

We were planning
on moving there.

So you were going
to leave the cartel?

That's what Vanessa
always wanted.

I told her for years that I
would get out, but I didn't.

And the job in D.C.
was an ultimatum.

Lose the cartel,
or lose Vanessa.

I chose her.

What did Ramona
think about that?

Actually, she's the
one who encouraged me

to go, but, um...

a drunk driver
changed all that.

I'm sorry.
I didn't mean to pry.

You just never talked to
me about what happened.

Not a lot
to talk about.

We went for a run before
dinner, like we usually did.

And about a mile in,
I got a call from work.

You know,
important meeting,

so I turned back, and, uh,

Vanessa kept going.

By the time I got home,
she wasn't there.

I thought maybe
she'd gone out.

But that's when
the police called.

And when I got there...

No, no, that's my wife.
That's my wife over there!

Sir, sir!
Vanessa!

She was gone.

I'm sorry, Jorge.

You know, if Ramona
hadn't been there for me,

I don't know what
I would have done.

So she was there
the day of the accident?

No, she was, um...

She was away in
Ecuador on business,

but she came back
right away.

Hm.

So the mine was your way
of honoring Vanessa's wishes,

and now you're
blowing up buildings.

Why are you here, Thony?

Did Vanessa have a guard?

Someone in the cartel
who'd keep an eye on her?

No.
Are you sure?

Yes. I'm sure.
Why are you asking?

Because she
was shot, Jorge.

She's worried about
her safety.

Naturally.

How are you feeling?

Much better.
Thank you.

I think I overdid it,
though, today.

See? Doctors always
make the worst patients.

That's right.
Better get going.

Hey, how would, um,
you feel

about continuing your
recovery at the compound?

Violeta. She misses you.

Violeta?
I'll think about it.

So Vanessa was going to
take Jorge and Violeta away?

So that's -- that's motive.
Yeah.

And then someone
was following

Vanessa before
she was killed.

But then something
with the driver.

Yeah he told the police
that he was driving home,

but the accident happened
three hours later and 20 miles

in the other direction.

Yeah, but that
doesn't prove anything.

Look, I know how bad you want
to find out what happened.

I'll get it.

Luca, wait a second.

The only person who
wants that witch gone

as much as you is me.

Luca.

Ramona?

Can tia Ramona
stay for dinner?

I can't, mijo.

But I'm sure we'll will
soon be back together.

Promise.
No fun.

Ramona, what
are you doing here?

I talked to my brother.

With the cartel facing so many
dangerous enemies,

we both feel it's
time for you to have

security of your own.

Security?

Alejandra. Ven aqui.

Oh, no.
That's very considerate.

But I don't need this.

Jorge could not live with
himself if you were hurt again.

This is best for all of us.
Hm?

I'll leave you to it.

Hey, Fiona.

Hi.

It's a pleasure to
meet you, Ms. De La Rosa.

And don't worry.

I won't let you
out of my sight.

I'll just walk
the perimeter first.

The woman who
followed Vanessa,

what did Bianca say
she looked like?

Like that.

Ow! Be careful.

I am being careful!
You're moving!

So the only one who
knows what happened that day

is the driver,
Carl Herzik.

The driver who's in prison?

Yeah. I need to go
talk to her.

Thony. Okay.

Ramona's attack dog is
sitting in our living room.

How are we
supposed -- wait?

What?

I have an idea.

I just hope we have
enough cocoa powder.

Yeah.

Oh, kids! It's ready!

First lugaw , now this?
What's the special occasion?

Do I need a special occasion
to make my champorado?

Careful. It's hot.
Mm.

Mom's just showing off
for the new bodyguard.

Is that champurrado?

My grandfather used to make
it for me every Friday.

Would you like some,
Alejandra?

I'm on duty.
Oh.

Um, you know,
I saw the coolest video

yesterday on the YouTube.

Jaz, seriously?

What video?

You told her?

She thought
you were dealing drugs.

You what?

What was I supposed
to think?

You walk around
in these fancy clothes,

hanging around with
that Ted.

Chris, you're a TNT, okay?

You can't be putting
yourself out there in front

of thousands of
people like that.

More like millions.

Wait. Millions?
What if you get caught?

Mom, I don't know.

Okay, but I'm actually
making money

doing something
that I care about.

Okay, and I just signed
with this manager,

and we're gonna be making
more, so...

Whoa, whoa, whoa.
Whoa, whoa, whoa. Wait, what?

What did you sign?

It's a standard
contract thing.

So you can set me up
with sponsorships

and deals and stuff.

Uh-huh, uh-huh.
Oh, can I read this

contract for
deals and stuff?

You wouldn't
understand it.

You know...

All right. Okay.

Here, look, you can -- you can

be mad or think this
is stupid or whatever,

but you're the one
who told me to

follow my passion
in the first place.

Go to school.

Let's go, guys.

Yes! Okay. Have a --
have a good day, okay?

Bye.

Have a good day.

You see, they don't even say
thank you after I've made

my delicious, very
delicious champorado.

It smells good.

It does. Right?

Yes.

Come on.
You haven't had anything

to eat since you got here.

Right this way.

Welcome, Ms. Jones.

A real pleasure.

It's not every
day I get to meet

a bomb maker of your caliber.

May I offer you a drink?

Yes. I would like
a strawberry milkshake.

Thank you.

I can make that happen.

After our attack at
the concrete facility,

the Hellers increased security
at all their sites.

Without a standing army
of their own,

they turned to
security contractors

for the extra manpower.

So we get one of ours hired
to their security detail.

Have them deliver
Miss Jones' handiwork.

Already done.

Our next target

is the Hellers
geothermal facility.

Here you go.

Even with the security ID,

they'll search
the vehicle and the man.

That's when Miss Jones comes in.

The wiring, the receiver,
and the blasting cap are all

concealed within
these three items.

For lunch --
chips, two sandwiches,

and two kilograms of C4.

Go ahead.

Once he's through,
he just needs to insert

the blasting cap
and connect the wires.

After that, it's just a quick
text message and boom.

Can we clear
the plant before we detonate?

Jorge, the Hellers
started this fight.

They nearly killed
me in the process.

Dead bodies are their
responsibility, not yours.

What's the minimum
collateral damage

we can cause and still
cripple the facility?

A device this
size indoors?

A dozen, give or take.

We strike
the geothermal plant,

but I give the go ahead.
Understood?

You got it, boss man.

Vamonos.

Jorge,
what's going on?

Yesterday, you
were breathing fire.

Now?

I'm fine.

This is ridiculous.

This thief wants
to take 35%

off of Chris's total
revenue.

For what?
Introductions?

I mean, if he
thinks he can take

advantage of Chris
because he's a TNT,

he's got another thing
coming, believe me.

What the -- Alejandra?

Hey, Alejandra. Hey.

Okay. How long
will she be out?

Don't worry.
I put enough benzo

in there to last a few hours.

Okay. You sure you know
what you're doing?

Yeah. You call me
when she wakes up.

Okay.

Okay.

Who are you?

Our employer sent me.

Please take a seat.

Employer? I'm sorry, lady.

I don't know
what you're talking about.

After what you did, killing
Vanessa Sanchez, they owe you.

Is this some
type of sick joke?

Carl. Carl, please. Please.
Please. You don't know me.

My name is Thony.
Please sit down.

I -- I'm married to
Jorge Sanchez.

He was the husband
of Vanessa.

I know who he is.

There ain't a day goes
by that I don't

think about him
and his daughter.

I'm sorry.
Look, his family is

involved in some
dangerous business.

Trust me.

And I can only imagine
how this is going to sound.

But I think you were
framed for this murder.

I think you're innocent,
and I want to prove it.

But you need to trust me now.

Why should I trust you?

Because whoever put you

here took something
from me, too.

Someone.

And I want to make sure he
never hurts anyone again.

Okay.

Let's talk.

What do you remember
from the accident?

Not much.

I came to behind
the wheel.

Found a half empty
fifth of grain alcohol

right there on
the seat beside me.

I looked up and saw
blood on the windshield.

And Miss Sanchez out there
in the middle of the road.

She wasn't moving.

I called 911.

I'm waiting for the
cops to come get me.

What about before
the accident?

Do you remember
anything?

I worked my shift.

Dropped by Hadley's on
the way home for a drink.

Carl, you weren't
heading home.

The accident happened 20 miles
in the other direction.

Honestly, I just
assumed that I was...

I was blackout drunk,
drove the wrong way.

What about at the bar?

Do you remember
anything unusual?

I was just cutting up

talking to this
one girl, a woman.

She was real pretty.

The funny thing is, I remember
thinking to myself,

"Man, this may be
my lucky day."

What did she look like?

She's Mexican, I think.

Mexican. Brown hair,
caramel skin.

She had this cute
little accent.

Was this her?

Yeah.

You know her?

Unfortunately I do.

Yeah, I'm thinking of
starting my own tequila brand.

I just feel like
you're not someone

unless you have that.

It just feels like everyone's
got one who's anything?

Hi.
I think it'll be nice.

Nelson, let me
call you back. Jessica.

It's okay, Jessica.
Chris, right?

And this must be your sister.

Oh, cute, cute, cute.

You're gonna have to
do better than that.

And much better
than this.

I'm sorry. Missus...

Ms. De La Rosa.

Ms. De La Rosa.

But your son signed
the contract already.

And those are the terms.

It's true, it's true.

The contract
is in force for

the first 5,000 videos
the boys make.

So how about we start?

Yeah, Chris, let's do
the running man.

What?
Yeah. Go running man.

More passion.

Good. One video.

Pop and lock it.
Lock and pop it. Go ahead.

Lock and pop. Pop and lock.
Okay, good. Cabbage patch?

Yeah. Cabbage patch.

Okay.
You've made your point.

I did? Good.
Good. Good.

Because it
would be a shame to lose

their momentum on just
a few small things, yeah?

Yeah.
Okay, good.

Yes. Take a seat.

Okay, so page one,
section eight.

It's unclear whether
the total compensation is

calculated based on
gross or net revenue.

I think it should be net.

You should have told me
your mother was a lawyer.

No, no, no, no.
She's not.

She's an independent
businesswoman.

That's worse.

Oh, I know.

Do you have any idea

how many criminals
recant their confession?

You could have shown him
a picture of Dolly Parton,

and he would have
said she was there.

Okay, okay.
How about the cowboy?

He said he saw a man
with a cowboy hat

in the parking lot
of this bar.

I'm telling you, this is
the psychopath that

killed Russo, I know it.

No, you do not. You have a hunch
that you cannot prove.

Okay.
Maybe, but you can.

If you look
at the traffic cameras.

You know what
I can prove, Thony?

I can prove that you
fled the hospital the day

Rex Blackley was killed.

I can prove that you lied about

being paged to work that
night at the Coliseum.

And I can prove that you
are standing there with

a gunshot wound
that you asked

your colleague to conceal
from the authorities.

Mr. Herman, whatever
problems you have with me,

they're no reason to deny
justice to Vanessa Sanchez.

So that's what this
is about? Justice?

Yeah, and my personal safety.

Romana killed Jorge's first
wife, and I'm next in line.

Yeah, okay, I get it, Thony.
But here's the thing.

You don't get to
use the law only

when it's convenient
for you.

You want justice?

Why don't you start by telling
me what really happened

to Rex Blackley?

No?

An innocent man is
sitting in prison,

Mr. Herman, for
a crime he didn't commit.

Jefe, we've had
a complication.

Thony --

What the hell
is wrong with you?

I begged you,
I begged you not

to report my gunshot wound,
and you did it anyway.

Thony --

Let me be clear
about something.

I am not your sister.

I'm not some
helpless victim.

And I don't need
your protection.

Do you understand?
Oui je comprends.

I also have no idea
what you're talking about.

I told you
I wouldn't report

your gunshot wound to the
police, and I didn't.

Who did then?
I have no idea.

But if you're done
berating me,

I have work to attend to.

Go home, Thony.

So, the ADA is not going
to do anything?

No, he just refused
to investigate.

Okay, so go to Jorge.

I'm not going to risk
anything without proof.

You're right. I don't know
what I was thinking here.

Okay, just come home, okay?

Thony, we'll figure it out.
We always do. Okay?

I'll see you soon.

- Yeah.
- Thony!

I'm afraid I need you
to come with me now.

Jorge, what's going on?

I was hoping
you could tell me.

What are you talking about?

I was hoping you could
tell me what you were doing

meeting with the assistant
district attorney.

He demanded to see me.

A nurse reported
my gunshot wound.

We've had his phone tapped
for weeks, Thony.

We know you reached
out to set up

the meeting in private.

Hola, Thony.

Hey. Hey. You can't
be there. Get down!

What? What?
You can't be up there.

No, it's not safe.
Come on. You can't be here.

You guys should
have called me.

What?
I got to show you this.

Look over here.
Right here.

Very important that
you start telling

me the truth right now.

Did you tell Joel Herman

about the attack on
the Heller facility?

No.

The device
is in position.

Aguanta. Thony?

I didn't tell him
about the bombs.

I told him about Ramona.

What about Ramona?

Jorge, abre los ojos.

She's working
with the police again.

What did you tell
him about Ramona?

Oh! Everybody out!

I told him she
killed your wife.

Que?

After I got shot,

she talked about
watching Vanessa die.

What are you
talking about?

Come on. What are
we doing here, fellas?

She was having
Vanessa followed.

And when I started
to ask questions,

she had the same woman
after me.

I sent Alejandra
to protect you.

You know what your wife did?
She drugged Alejandra so

she could betray
us to the police.

Sobrino, the cowboy is
ready to detonate.

Jaime.
Call Herzick.

Kill Vanessa.

His name was Carl Herzick!

And the day that
he gets out of prison,

I will deal with him.

You received a phone call
during your run, right?

Cartel business.
It was a setup, Jorge.

Why are we even
listening to her, Jorge?

I went to the prison.
I talked to the driver.

The last thing
he remembers

is someone that
looks like Ramona.

And a man with a cowboy
hat by the truck.

Okay. That's your
evidence, Thony?

Really? The memory of a drunk
rotting in a prison cell?

Yeah. Alrighty.
Executive decision time.

I know it's hard to hear,

but I think deep down, you
know I'm telling the truth.

Jorge, okay. How am I supposed
to be doing all that

when I was in Ecuador with

General Cortez
the night she was killed?

You're lying, Ramona.

Que vas a, Jaime.

You couldn't have
been in Ecuador

with el general when
Vanessa was killed

because I was with
him in Juarez.

Ramona?

Sobrina, put it down.

No no no. No!

Put it down, sobrina.

She's lying to you, Jorge.
Stop lying.

You're lying.

She wants -- She wants
to take you from me.

Put the gun down now!
Jorge, they're lying to you!

No!

No. Can't you see it? I won't
let her take you away from me.

Jorge...

Shh.

No!

Ah!

Drop that gun, Jorge.

Aaaah!

Jorge, she took so much
already from Violeta.

She took so much.
Don't do this.

Cuff him.

Ramona Sanchez,
you're under arrest

for the murder
of Vanessa Sanchez.

You have the right
to remain silent.

Anything you say can
and will be used

against you in
a court of law.

You have the right
to an attorney.

If you cannot
afford an attorney,

one will be
provided for you.

Hey, good news.
D.A. set a hearing for

Carl's case
first thing tomorrow.

With a little bit of luck,

he'll be out of jail by
the end of the week.

Okay. So you were able to
find evidence after all?

After our chit chat,

my office pulled traffic cam
footage which showed

Ramona Sanchez and a fella in

a cowboy hat driving Carl's
car before the accident.

You were right, Thony.

If I'm free to go, I have
two kids waiting at home.

Absolutely. Go, please.

Okay. Thank you.
Thank you.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

Oh, wow.

Did you guys build this?

Yep.
Yep.

Wow.
Yep.

That's good.

Thony?
Yeah.

Where's Daddy?

Um, your dad is
talking to the police.

Did he do something bad?

No, no, no, no, no, no,
he's just answering questions,

and then he'll be back.

Can I stay here
until then?

Of course you
can, sweetheart.

I'll tell you what.

How about I get some of
Titi Fi's champorado?

Yes!
Yes? You'd like that?

Okay. I'll be right back.

Champorado.

Got to hand it to
you, Mr. Sanchez.

You're a man of your word.

What do you want,
Samuel?

I don't believe you'll
give me what I want,

but I'll settle for
a ceasefire leading to

a mutually dissatisfying
compromise.

Shall we set up a meeting?

Some place public.

You come alone.

There's a log in Sunset Park.

It's like a portal
to another world.

I'll see you there.
Sunday, 5:00 p.m.

I'll be there.

And, Jorge.

This is the only olive branch
I am offering.

If there is even a hiccup,

I will see to it that your
life devolves into a chaos,

destroying everything
you hold dear.

See you at the park.

That Jay thought he
was so slick.

But look.
10% down from 35.

Wow.
Yeah.

That's great, Fi.

Hey. What's up?
What's wrong?

You won, Thony.

Nobody believed you. Not even
me. I thought you were crazy.

But Ramona,

she's back in prison
where she belongs now.

I know, it's just, uh.

it's just the look
on Jorge's face.

I can't get it out
of my head.

I mean, uh...

You did what
you had to, Thony.

I'll -- I'll give
you two a moment, okay?

I just wanted
to thank you for...

For showing me the truth.

I'm sorry.

I also wanted to
ask if, um...

If Violeta can stay with
you here for a while.

For a while? No, Jorge.

If you trust me, you
walk into this house,

you take your daughter --

I'm no good to her, Thony.

Not tonight.

Not until the cowboy
is dead.

Violeta needs you, Jorge.