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Original subtitles

Twelve years ago you saw a man get out of a boat,

a man called Duarte who went after Ali

What was the boat like?

GARIIULUO ... Well... It was more like a barge.

When all this is over and you return to Monteperdido,

might as well go with you and so we're closer.

Nieve will be happy.

A son of a bitch stole my SUV.

-When? -It had to be last night at the farm.

Stop, dammit!

Marvin!

Alicia's dog, run over.

Rita was supposedly a worker at Rocío's nurseries.

If Rita is dead...

Alicia's body may not be far away.

I didn't know this girl just as I don't know

every day labourer who comes to work.

-Call the bouncy castle people.

-Where are you going? -I have to run some errands.

(Shooting)

He hates me because I killed his best friend. I don't blame him.

He has gone after you.

That bastard has been making our lives miserable.

You have a boyfriend and you kept it a secret?

Nico, Teresa's son, don't tell Dad.

Was he related to Alicia?

There isn't a soul who doesn't know this gypsy.

Moisés did not only work for me.

What business did Aure have with him? What is this?

What did you do with the meat after the slaughter?

Did you sell it as if it were beef?

Moisés sold it.

Who else had deals with Moisés? Duarte.

Up, come on.

(Music)

# They say you're mud, water, # and shadow,

# you never rebel out of fear.

# Life always drags you # through its neighbourhoods

# and no one wonders # who you are, my love.

# There's fire, rage # and hunger under your skin... #

Did you drink this?

Diego, let's go, please.

-I'll finish this. -Come on.

-See you later. -Goodbye.

NOCHE DE LA DESAPARICIÓN DE ALICIA THE EVENING OF ALICIA'S DISAPPEARANCE

NOCHE DE LA DESAPARICIÓN -Diego, come on, now. -Come on. What's the rush?

Ali, have you seen Lucas?

Aure has sent him to pee and I haven't seen him for a while.

And Aure is in a hurry.

-I think I saw him playing on the bridge.

-Ali, a little something... Diego and Rocío are getting married soon.

We have to organise a hen party.

You can't fail me, you're one of the bridesmaids.

We'll go to Seville.

-And you're thinking of hiring a stripper.

-We'll sleep in a hotel.

My cousin Carmina, who was there at a hen party,

has a hot Cuban's number. You don't know how big he is.

-I'm not going to talk you out of it, am I?

-It's going to be super fun. I'll call you.

-Okay.

-Are you going home? -Straight to bed.

-Rest up. -You too.

I was watching football.

I couldn't watch the Recre and my mum has recorded it.

-They lost 3:0, so you can save yourself the disappointment.

It's the perfect night.

Aure has gone to Huelva. I have sent the kids off

ATANAS with my cousin Carmina. Lucas wanted FARULL LORENZO to sleep with his little cousin.

PROO REYE -Alicia? Inst -She's been home for a while..."

Alone. Let's go over the plan.

Knock on the door, wait for her to open it. You'll say

that you've run out of battery on your phone, and ask for hers

to make a call, when you're in, what do you say?

-I know you have dirty money and we'd like to share it.

-You, you would like to share it; don't say "we."

Alicia can't know there's anyone else, least of all me.

-I'd like some of the money you've heard she has.

-That goes without saying.

I hope I don't regret bringing you into this.

-Who else could you bring in? Does Aure have more willing friends?

-Don't even mention Aure. He's got nothing to do with this,

this is between you and me.

-As soon as I have that money, I'm out of Frontera.

I'm fucking tired of this town.

Girl, chill!

I know my way around these things.

-What if she refuses? -How could she refuse?

Look, this is dirty money.

She can't even report me. Don't worry,

I'll get that money, the easy way,

or the hard way.

-I prefer to avoid the hard way. -I'm just saying, woman.

Maybe I need to press her a little.

-Just a little bit, okay? I'll wait for you here.

(Barking)

-Fucking dog. -Marvin.

Fuck it all.

(Barking)

What are you doing here?

-Alicia, my mobile phone is...

The battery, it doesn't...

Look, whatever, let's talk.

(Barking)

Won't that dog stop barking? For fuck's sake.

-Your friend told me that you have it hidden here.

-Which friend?

-Don't mess with me. Where do you have the money?

-Put that away. You are forgetting Duarte.

-I don't give a shit about Duarte. -Holy shit, Moisés, what did I say?

-I collect the money and I...

-I can't believe I called the gypsy. Isa, what's on your mind?

(Barking)

Shut the fuck up! Go!

-What has she done to you? -Nothing,

a small prick.

She's gone ballistic.

-To the devil with her. -And the money?

Did she say where it is?

It has to be in the house, she said it was here.

(Engine)

Isn't it a little late for a visit?

-What should we do?

-Close the door.

We'll take her. Come, help me.

-In the car? -Yes.

-It's too small, she doesn't fit.

-Yes, it may not seem like it, but everything fits in there.

One second.

Now it's perfect. Let's go.

I'm not bleeding anymore.

The bitch had a...

-What do we do now, where do we take her?

-To the Chanza reservoir.

There are unused maintenance tunnels.

She can scream her head off, but they won't

fucking hear her. -Too far away, it's too late.

I can't be driving all night.

At 7:00 I have to pick up the children at my cousin's.

NO. -Should we leave her in the boot?

-Las Calesas.

Aure sold his parents' farm, but no one is using it.

There is an perfect tool shed. It'll take us half an hour. Come on.

Come on.

Put her in there.

Where could they be?

It has a lock and one of these keys has to open it.

Stay with her, and see if she'll let go of the money.

When I pick up the kids from school, I'll be back.

At 17:30, 18:00. We'll take the money and release her.

(Rooster)

Lieutenant Selva, UCO.

Alfonso. -Yes?

-Is this something to worry about? What happened to Alicia?

-We know little. Sonia apparently arrived

shortly after they entered Alicia's house.

-That works in our favour. -I hope you're right.

They're from Madrid, right? -Yes. Well, one is from Seville.

-They have to sleep somewhere.

In La Cabrera we'll treat them better than anywhere else.

What do you mean?

I mean we were told that there was blood.

God willing they are well

and worse doesn't come to worse.

We know what Mario could do.

Which way to the room? That way

Maybe Alicia is fine and there is nothing happened to her.

-You're clueless.

Try to get rid of the critters, they scare people.

Will you stop waving the gun, man?

(Engine)

Hello?

I'm Alicia Garrido, from Frontera del Guadiana.

I am locked in here.

Help me, please.

-Moisés, you won't believe it. There are agents all over the place.

Sonia got Alfonso in action and they brought people from Madrid.

I didn't call you because I've seen on TV that they track these things.

-Please help me. -Moisés.

Open it the door, please.

I swear I don't have any money, they lied to you, man.

Moisés, please.

Moisés!

Our Father, Who art in Heaven,

hallowed be thy name, thy kingdom come,

thy will be done, on Earth as it is in heaven,

give us this day our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses

just as we forgive those who offend us,

lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil.

Amen.

Moisés, get me out of here, please!

Give me water. I am thirsty.

Where is Moisés?

-He's dead because of you, because you stabbed him.

-Isa?

-What? I'm not Isa. don't know who Isa is. I'm not Isa.

-Of course you are Isa. Take that off.

What the fuck are you doing?

Can you explain this? It's not fucking funny.

Open the door.

-Where is the money, Alicia?

-The money, really? What do you have to do with Moisés?

You're crazy and I'm telling you what I told him:

What money are you talking about? I don't have money.

-I hate that you take me for a fool.

I barely graduated from high school, but I remember.

Do you remember the Angustia festival in Ayamonte?

You said you'd be leaving Frontera in two or three years

and you'd never work again, you had your passport at home.

Passports are money. -What are you talking about?

I was drunk, I wasn't serious. It was a dream, a wish.

Open the door. -You're lying.

The gypsy knew that you've earned money and you have hidden it.

The terrace is full and you don't spend it, where is it?

-There is no money, damn it, open up.

-No, I won't. I want that money.

I also want to leave this shitty town,

I also have dreams.

-Are you talking about the stupid course on stuffed animals?

-It's not nonsense! It is an ancient art

and the London school is the best in Europe.

I'm sick of you making fun of me!

-And Aure and the children?

-Fuck Aure. They'll evict us any day now.

The children will come with me and learn English.

-Do you think the police won't find you in London?

-They won't even look for me.

Moisés said you have dirty money,

if you report us, you'll get into big trouble. What now, Alicia?

I'm not that dumb, am I?

open the door and I swear I won't say anything to anyone.

You are wrong,

but you are my friend and I don't want you to go to jail.

Open, please. -I will open up,

Isa, for fuck's sake, open the door.

Fuck, Isa!

Isa.

Open the door.

(TV) The appearance of the body of Moisés Jiménez,

a resident of Frontera del Guadiana, has baffled

researchers.

At the moment, no hypothesis has been ruled out

and all lines of investigation are open.

-They're quite confused.

-Talking to yourself again.

You should be locked up, dammit.

I'm going to town.

-The food will be ready in 10 minutes.

-No, I'm having an enchilada at Clau's place.

A few of us are going to get together at Mario's house.

Even if the agents don't want to, they have to listen to us.

(TV) A businesswoman from Frontera del Guadiana was arrested

yesterday for an offence against workers' rights.

With this arrest, they dismantled a network

that exploited... re must be a connection

between Alicia's disappearance and these day labourers.

They've already been questioned and know nothing. Poor wretches.

It smells great. Thank you. Bon apetit.

Thank you.

Some returned to the shack where they used to live

We've got nothing to hide. Search all you want.

And a hard disk like the ones Mario had.

Alicia gave me that medal in front of my friends.

She was allergic to it. Ask them.

I keep our photos on the hard drive.

You can check if you want.

There are photos of Alicia, but also of all our friends.

Is that wrong?

How could I do anything bad?

And I kept the medal between my knickers.

They have to investigate the information they receive.

It's protocol.

It makes me sad. I thought that Lieutenant Selva

and Sergeant Gamero were fond of me.

I take care of them with home-cooked meals,

I even make swans out of towels.

Don't start obsessing, really.

Sure, and listen to Mario's sister?

If you have any questions, just come and ask me.

We'll talk later.

It's me, Ali.

I brought some chocolate pastries and a shredded meat sandwich.

Lucas loves it, but he didn't finish it.

So, I said: "I'm not going to toss it..."

Alicia?

Oh, no, no, no. Oh, holy cow!

No, no, Ali, please, don't this to me.

(Accelerate)

Stop, for fuck's sake, stop!

(Groan)

(Braking)

It's your fault. Why did you have to go?

Look what's happened.

Come on.

Move over.

Stop.

Come one, come on.

Come on.

Tell me where the money is and all this will end.

-There is no money, Isa.

-Fuck!

-Isa, Isa, for fuck's sake... Isa, dammit!

# Secrets in the night # that nobody wanted to see.

# There are dreams of love # and you want to be free.

# Free and strong, child, # you will be,

# you will be,

# because you are the queen, # the mistress of your life

#don't let anyone # tread on your value,

# because you are the queen, #queen, pretty queen.

# You can be # the most beautiful flower

# or whatever you want to be. #

(TV) Restaurants in the vicinity are being examined

where fraudulent meat could have been sold...

(Knock on the door)

Hello. Could we have coffee?

I should have prepared breakfast, but with all this...

We are on the news all day long.

Alicia, Rocío, that poor girl, Rita,

and now the horses. One day I'll have a heart attack.

You didn't know anything about what your husband was doing.

Nothing, I swear. But Aure has had horses since he was a child.

He loves them as much as his son.

Those animals had to be sick for him to do that, I'm sure.

Moisés and Aure slaughtered the horses to sell the meat,

I never liked him, but I don't know, Aure...

Our economic situation must be worse than he said,

although he never tells me much. When will he be back home?

If it were up to me, in 20 years' time.

How will I sell at the market? Today is market Sunday.

I had prepared all the critters.

They were sure to sell out in a jiffy.

Tourists love them. I'm sure they do.

Do you also sell the farm's oil on the market?

It is actually oil from the cooperative

and we put it in our bottles.

Is that also a crime? It's the least of my concerns.

When was the last time you saw your husband's SUV?

I didn't really miss it until Aure told me.

I never use it. I have my little car.

A day labourer must have stolen it.

The ones at the farms, that's what Aure said.

Nothing like blaming the day labourers, huh?

I know that what Aure has done is horrible,

but he has nothing to do with what has happened to Alicia.

I'm saying this because you should keep searching for her.

We haven't stopped looking for her, madam, make no mistake.

You owe us a coffee.

We've fucked, huh?

You're such a turd.

I'm glad things are going well between you and Sara.

And what about the other thing? What?

Filing for custody of your future daughter.

Don't tell Sara, Selva. Never.

For God's sake, when have I ever spoken out of turn?

Thank you.

How are you?

Everyone here is shitting themselves over what happened to that girl.

But no one remembers Moisés. They are looking for Alicia

and your son's murderer.

Aure, from La Cabrera. Was it him?

I'm not a Guardia Civil agent.

I don't know where they are in the investigation.

Agents are like drunks:

If you've been one, you're one for life.

Wait, I'll give you this little bit of mint

and after every meal, chew on a few leaves

and you will see how your heartburn will be relieved.

How do you know I have heartburn?

Because girls give more heartburn than boys.

Dolores, why don't you tell me all you know about Moisés?

This would help us a lot. I have never trusted white people.

I won't start now.

See you later.

My grandmother is like that, she will never trust you.

Would you? What is your name? Aarón. Moisés was my uncle.

I know he was no saint, but he was good to me.

Do you want to help me?

Okay.

We know that your uncle earned some money

off the day labourers, with Aure and the horses.

But we don't know if he was involved in anything else.

He was always going about his business.

He wanted to leave Frontera del Guadiana,

get some cash and move into a nice house.

What else could he be involved in?

Drugs, but not much. A little bit of coke,

and it seems that he also had something with the boats.

Maybe he wanted to buy one. What kind of thing with boats?

My uncle didn't talk much,

but he went to a shipyard every now and then,

Marisma.

Fucking bastard, dude! If he is dumber, he is not born.

I once met another prosecutor in Seville: Menéndez.

I won't forget his name in my life, for not asking for life sentence,

he escaped to Afghanistan. With luck, he got hit by a bomb. case is not me san

It is even worse.

The prosecutor is dumber.

How can he leave Aure in the street?

He was in Huelva, he couldn't do it.

What about the SUV tyre prints?

What about the cloth wrapping Moisés' corpse?

What about the land where the shed was?

The fake oil he sells?

He's broke, he could have done it for money.

We have more than we have had

in all this time, a motive for the kidnapping.

Be thankful that we got tre permit

tap prone. What about the horses?

How can he kill him and be on the street? Fucking shit!

(Knock on the door)

What do you want, Alfonso?

Don't worry, it's not about you. What is it?

Leo has been calling the barracks all morning.

She wants to see you.

Thank you.

Leo left very early, grunted something about the market

and I heard the door slam as she left.

She's been calling the barracks asking for me.

I think so.

She's been missing a lot of school lately.

Don't tell her father because she doesn't want him to know,

but she's dating a guy from town.

Nicolás, Teresa, the shopkeeper's son.

Then it won't be a big deal..

It's amazing to have beer after spending the night in the barracks.

-It's the second time in a few days, they'll name the cell after you.

That's not funny, then people repeat it

and children hear it at school.

-I'm going to pay... -It's been paid for.

And it's Lucas's birthday and we will celebrate it

this afternoon at the farmhouse. There will be everything.

Where are you going? -To buy things.

Do you think the birthday prepares itself?

-Brother-in-law... Are you sure you are in the mood for a party?

-The kid doesn't have a birthday every day.

We will have to show him a good time.

Do not fail me.

The phone you are calling is switched off

or out of coverage.

You're Nicolás, right? Your mum is...

Teresa. What's wrong? Teresa, yes.

I'm Sargeant Victor Gamero, UCO Guardia Civil.

Me? Why would I know?

She goes to my class, but I have exchanged two words with her.

Your friends can't hear us and I won't tell anyone either.

Who told you this lie?

Was it one of those bastards?

They've lied to you.

I'm serious. Me too.

I don't want to know anything about Leo or her family.

She's a crazy bitch.

Anything else?

No, nothing. Thank you.

EL MARISMA SHIPYARD

Good morning! How can I help you?

Good morning. I am looking for a boat.

One that floats?

You won't find any of that here, huh?

Actually... I don't know,

because... A friend of mine came and I think he sold or bought...

Well, maybe you know him. His name is Moisés.

Him.

The gypsy. He would bring his boat for repairs from time to time.

Until one day he left it stranded there, it's been...

I don't know how many months.

I was thinking of sending it to the scrapyard.

Will you... Will you to pay for my repairs?

First, we'll check the ship.

Mind if I take a look?

Go ahead. Go up over this side.

Thank you.

You're not going into labour now, are you?

No. It's this boat, it's...

It's as if there's still something left of what happened in there.

Do you know what I mean?

Like when you go to an abandoned prison and you feel...

God knows what it must have been like in here.

This has gone up the Guadiana a hundred times

loaded with people forced to go in there.

Who was forcing them?

I brought you water and something to eat,

a chicken stew sandwich that came out quite good.

It's wrong for me to say it, but it's the truth.

Turn around.

Come on...

You look terrible, Ali, you were cute as a button.

I didn't want this to happen, okay?

It should have been much easier.

But it is up to you to make it end now.

-You have to let me go, Isa.

I swear I will help you with the Guardia Civil.

-Are you kidding me? No one is looking for you.

-You're a terrible liar.

I didn't escape from the shed alone, a girl helped me.

I told her you were holding me hostage and gave her your name.

As soon as she gets to the barracks, they'll come for you.

-The girl's name was Rita. She's dead.

She was found lying in the ditch, near where I found you.

I didn't even realise she was there.

She could have been a problem.

But the girl was unlucky and so are you.

Come on, Alicia... Why are you so stingy?

Tell me where the money is and I'll let you go. I promise.

-Take everything I have in the bank, okay?

There is enough money for you to go to London

and start again. But please, let me go now.

-Shit! Fucking hell, Ali!

You're doing your part to make sure this ends badly

and it'll end up happening.

Tell me where the fucking money is or I swear I'll shoot you!

I don't care anymore!

Can you hear me?

Are you listening or not? -Please, take it easy.

Please.

Please, Isa.

Nice pass!

Lucas, watch out for the ball, dammit!

And... Toys all over the place!

They are cold in no time at all.

Fucking hell, man! I haven't even made a sandwich.

Where the hell has the Isa gone?

-Aure... Take it easy, man, there's no rush.

-And the bouncy castle and the clowns?

-Weren't you the clown? -Aure, man...

-Sorry, brother-in-law. -It's all right.

-I'm sorry. It's fine, man.

I've cancelled the bouncy castle.

There is no point in pretending we have money,

when we are broke.

The last banknote I had

was the one I spent it this morning on beer in the square.

-Don't worry, everything will work out.

-It won't work out, Maribel.

I've been screwing up everything all my life.

-Well...

You're not the only one.

In this town we're all great at fucking things up.

-Who would have told us that we'd end up like this?

At 18, when... Tino was here...

Fuck! I thought that living was a fucking party.

-Well, none of us got things the way we wanted.

That's clear.

We've been blaming Mario, but perhaps...

We have all earned it.

Neither wanted to accept that life was going to be different

to what we had planned.

And that's all.

-Don't talk for me. I was in high school and I wanted

to be a salesman.

-Moron! We didn't give a penny for you and you ended up succeeding.

-Isa has not appeared.

-Well, come on, let's get things done. Let's go inside.

And you put something here... We will help you, brother.

(Telephone)

Yes? What is it, sweetheart?

-Where are you? Almost all the guests are here

and they will have to eat and drink.

-Who? -Birthday guests

for your son Lucas's party. Are you stupid?

-Oh, holy cow! I was counting on people

from eight o'clock. Oh, my!

Don't worry, it's all in the storeroom pantry.

I am...

In Ayamonte, running errands, but I'm leaving.

-Look, I'll be damned!

Hurry back here, I'm keeping tabs!

Isabel is not in Ayamonte.

The GPS signal places her to the north of the village.

She is lying to her husband.

Alfonso, come here!

What's here?

This is the Chanza reservoir, there are four Portuguese houses there.

It is on the border with Pomarao. And little else. Open fields.

Why is she in the middle of nowhere on her boy's birthday?

-Hello, beautiful. -It's about time, Isabel!

Mum!

-When will I get my presents? -After the cake, my love.

-There are no beers left in the ice bucket.

-Did you prepared gluten-free food?

-I'll tell Aure to bring beer. Don't worry, I'll get

A a special plate. -Thank you.

-That, and remember to bring a... A snack.

-Isa, do you have more bunting?

Look, while we're at it... Let's hang another string.

Look at Diego at work.

Do you have them? Yes, a beautiful banner.

I'll bring it now. -Thank you.

-Look, we have prepared the tortillas

and some sandwiches with your leftover shredded beef

that was in the fridge. -Perfect. Thanks, Maribel.

-Girl, where were you?

Where were you? How did you stain your trousers...?

Take a shower and put on a nice dress,

you're going to look horrible in the photo.

Don't worry, everything is under control.

-Fucking hell! Who would think about going

to Ayamonte on her son's birthday

with a party to prepare?

-For once, it's okay for you to take care of things,

I always do everything myself.

-Where are you going? -To shower

and put on a dress. Do you mind?

Give Gato more bunting

and prepare a gluten-free dish for a kid.

And don't get it wrong or you'll kill him!

Moisés took it in for repairs from time to time

and I need to make sure it's the same boat

you saw 12 years ago.

La Guardiña. Aha.

Yes, it is.

It was the boat that moored on Alicia's terrace, yes.

Does it refresh your memory?

It was sailing without lights and...

When it arrived, Duarte came out, went for Alicia...

I've told you many times, Sara.

The camera fell down, I couldn't see anything, so I went,

but there was no one there. That's it.

What's wrong with Leo? I don't...

I don't like her being away for so long

on a market day.

Call her and tell her to come back, that you want to talk to her.

I have already done so, Sara. But, she doesn't answer.

-Don't worry, she's probably with her boyfriend.

-What boyfriend, Carmen?

What's this story about a boyfriend?

-Let's see, Manuel, don't get upset.

Nico, Teresa's son.

That's why Leo didn't want me to tell you.

-What are you saying, Carmen?

Teresa won't let us into the shop,

how could her son be with Leo?

-My sister...

Sometimes reminds me of myself when I don't take my pills.

Chanza is no more than 40 minutes away.

Sara, I can't right now.

I don't think she's well, she's been missing all day.

They say she is with a boy. I don't think that's true.

Nico has never been with Leo in his life. I spoke to him

Mario has no idea where she could be.

We have to find her, we can't leave her alone.

Shit! I'll call you back. Selva!

#Happy birthday to you,

#happy birthday,

#happy birthday, dear Lucas.

#Happy birthday to you. #

Make a wish before you blow, the presents are coming.

-What a big guy!

-What the hell...?

-Take the children with you.

-Leo... Leo, I don't know what's going on, but don't worry.

-Leo, drop the knife.

It's okay.

I don't know why you're doing this,

but relax. -Need an explanation?

You have been crushing my family for twelve years.

But I've caught you, Aure.

I don't care about the agents. I know what you've done.

-What have I done? For the love of God!

-Leo, put down that knife, please. This will not end well, drop it.

-Please listen to her, Leo.

-Don't you see, Diego?

You love Alicia so much.

Don't you see? He has her!

-You're crazy. I can be many things,

but I'd never hurt Alicia. No way!

-Take it easy, Leo! Relax!

Leo, let Aure go. Please, let him go.

Doesn't anyone see it?

He had Alicia's picture, he had her medal.

Victor, if you had allowed him,

he would have thrown my brother off the fortress.

Aure gave money to Moisés' mother. I saw him!

Stay away! Okay, okay

Nico said that he saw Alicia being taken away tied up

in an SUV.

Nico told me.

Stay away! Okay, Leo.

-What are you talking about? You are out of your mind!

I don't know the gypsy's mother,

nor have I taken Alicia with me.

-Tell us where Alicia is, for fuck's sake.

I won't tell you again. Leo...!

I won't tell you again. Leo, look at me. Leo, look at me.

We'll take care of it.

We'll take him to police station and I promise we won't let him go

until he confesses where Alicia is.

That's right, listen to him.

Leo, look at me.

You too are liars.

Drop the knife.

Don't move. eo, drop the knife!

Don't come near, Victor! Okay, okay

Get the fuck off me! Let go of me!

This doesn't look good, Sara.

Let me talk to her.

Please.

Leo, drop the knife. Stay away!

Trust me. Drop the knife. Stay away!

Stop praying

and talk for once, dammit!

On Earth as it is in heaven...

Leo! Leo, it's me!

-Mario, I have him!

I've got him and he's going to talk.

I swear he's going to talk.

I know he has Alicia.

-Leo, listen to me. remember what we talked about the other day?

At the dock.

How I felt.

-About the other side of the river. -That's it, that's it, that's it.

Everything seems normal to you,

what you see, what you hear, right?

But it's not.

Leo... Leo, honey, you're just like me.

It's all right. You're fine, okay?

But please don't do this.

Please, Leo, don't ruin your life, okay?

-Aure has Alicia.

-No, no, no, no. He doesn't, and you know it.

You know that. Just as you know that...

that Nico has never been with you or...

I don't know, the agents say you've been seeing Aure.

Leo... Leo, it's your head,

it's deceiving you.

Leo, I promise... I promise it's going to be okay.

Our parents and I will never leave you alone.

Please.

Shh!

I'm sorry!

and she'll probably be admitted to hospital under guardianship.

There may press charges.

She could go to prison, she is of age, Manuel.

I know the whole process all too well.

Mario has taken up so much time: The trial, the prison...

The town...

And now... Alicia.

He took all our strength. And meanwhile, Leo...

We didn't know how to care for her. You couldn't have done anything.

Can you swear to that?

No. Neither you nor anyone else.

Manuel, the important thing is what you do from now on.

I'm going to call her mother, she's home alone.

I have found the boat Duarte used to move his day labourers.

It is the same one Mario saw twelve years ago.

Aure's SUV, you won't believe it.

Where is your wife? I don't know.

When the crazy woman appeared,

Isa ran out with the children, she ran into the house.

We can't find her. She kept running, I guess!

What if she had done something to my children?

That family is dangerous.

We found your SUV, Corporal Alfonso just called.

It has been found abandoned in the Chanza reservoir.

Great, but as you can understand,

right now I don't give a damn about the car.

Earlier, when you spoke to your wife on the phone,

she said she was in Ayamonte. She lied. She was at the Chanza,

we believe she was cleaning the car.

Remains of Alicia's dog have appeared on the bumper.

What are you talking about? Leo nearly killed me!

What's this shit about Isa cleaning the car?

I have issued a warrant for Isa's arrest,

but everyone ignores me.

This town is a black hole,

people disappear and never reappear.

Why don't you take a walk so I can...?

You can turn it on, if you let me take Mario

to Isla Cristina. Yes, sure.

And, we already have all the pieces of the puzzle.

Can't you see she's pregnant? The neurotic father is out.

I'm telling you, once she's born,

he'll be unbearable.

Lieutenant, Isabel is here, she wants to make a statement.

When Leo pulled out the knife, we ran away.

Maria was carrying the girl and I was with Lucas.

We went together,

but I told her to take them away, to take them to safety.

What did you do? I panicked about going back.

imagined Aure.

I wandered around the fields until I gathered my courage.

That... Who did this to you?

He has always treated me badly.

But for some time now, he has been very nervous

and sometimes he takes it out on me.

What do you mean?

Money.

Aure's always looking for ways to pay off debts.

Sometimes he'd leave at night and return in the early hours.

He said he was doing business.

Once, he came back with his clothes in a mess.

He had stains that looked like blood.

I asked him... But he shouted at me,

to shut up, to keep my nose out of his business.

And then the SUV issue.

It wasn't stolen from us.

He took it and left it near the Chanza.

This morning he forced me to go and look for it.

I was not in Ayamonte.

Look... I would shut up.

I didn't understand anything.

Until Leo's words opened my eyes.

The girl is right, he took Alicia.

Why are you so sure? When I returned home,

he started shouting at me. He was out of sorts.

I plucked up my courage and asked him directly

if he had anything to do with Alicia.

He confessed everything to me.

He did it to get the money, to feed the children.

I told him that this could not be, I said he should come to the barracks

and set things straight.

He went crazy, he hit me.

He told me he was going to kill me if I told anyone.

He is my husband... And he has given me two children.

I love him.

But it was very scary.

Isa...

Where is Aure?

I didn't want to hurt him, I swear.

My Aure...

I just wanted him to stop beating me.

Did he tell you where he was keeping Alicia?

0... What if Aure is Duarte? What if what you remember

helps us find Alicia?

You're going to the doctor now

to regulate your medication. -Dad, please.

I cannot change what I did in the market,

but let me try.

Did he tell you where he had Alicia?

He went crazy because I wanted to go to the barracks.

I had to get him off my back, he was going to kill me!

-You don't care about Alicia. We're not to blame

that this is happening. -That's the problem.

We are to blame.

-I went to get my father's shotgun and went out, 15 minutes.

Are 15 minutes time enough to take Alicia,

cast off and sail away so you couldn't see the boat?

Alfonso! Alfonso, call an ambulance!

What is the matter?

Two patrols, with me!

Sara!

What happened, what did you see?

I don't want to be afraid anymore

and I don't want to regret not having done

what I actually felt.

You don't need me.

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