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So now you dress in fancy suits and drink whisky.

People change, dude.

Well, you not so much.

I see you returned to your place of origin.

To the same shit you came from.

And to the same damn taco stand of your mom.

Enough.

Do you know what I appreciate about having been in jail?

Two things, basically.

There, I got to know what the face of injustice really is.

The world is not a fair place.

Or didn't you make a mistake, bastard?

The only thing I know is

that I was expecting a more important position

in the Robles and Associates department.

And from one second to the next,

they were screwing me over for being a thief.

Do me a favor, can you believe it?

And then, yeah, darn.

I find out that the person I thought was my buddy

occupied that position. That's you, Juanito.

Sorry if I wrinkled it, okay?

And that's exactly what I'm going to do.

You told me that in prison they taught you two things.

Yes.

Let me see, how do I explain this to you?

People who have never set foot in a prison

claim it's the university of crime,

but no, they are very mistaken.

It's the university of patience.

That's why I'm here to tell you that, starting today,

I will take as much time as necessary

to show everyone the kind of rat you are.

And I swear that I will find out what you did

with all the money you stole from the embezzlement.

- I don't know what you're talking about. - No, of course you do.

- Don't play dumb! - You don't play dumb!

Stop being so pitiful, jerk.

Miguel Ángel took pity on you because your dad was killed.

He pays for your university,

and how do you repay him, you jerk?

You go and rob him right under his nose, dude?

- Enough. - Don't mess with me.

As we agreed, right?

It was nice seeing you, Juanito.

What's up?

Hi.

We meet again.

Yes, we meet again.

Nice house.

Come in.

Thank you, excuse me.

- Thanks. - Hey, sorry for showing up like this.

- No, don't worry, please. - May I?

Take a seat, wherever you like.

- Come, Matí. - There?

- Yes. - Yes, it's perfect.

Would you like something to drink?

- Water, coffee? - Nothing, perfect,

everything is fine.

Are you sure?

Yes, nothing, nothing, nothing.

Uh... Don't bother.

That's rude, when they offer you,

you have to say yes.

Well...

We agreed to leave this...

- Look, please. - Yes, but it's water.

Can you explain to me what happened last night?

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

Where did you go, who were you with?

I don't know why you're saying that.

You better not be seeing another woman, do you hear?

It's not good for you.

I wanted...

Um...

Actually, we're here...

Sorry, sorry. We're here because...

Well, I wanted to apologize for what happened at the cemetery,

and I brought this for your sister because I know

her dreamcatcher broke, so she can make it again.

Okay, thanks. I mean, it was broken,

but thank you very much for the gesture.

It's very nice, I'm sure she'll like it a lot.

- Thank you, really. - That's great.

The house is very nice.

Thank you.

Belén, you know that I'm only yours.

What happened?

You're the woman that every man dreams of,

it's a privilege for me to be with you.

Well, I won't argue with you about that,

but the truth is I called you because...

Close your eyes.

- How obedient. - I don't understand this game.

If they sent you another photo, honestly--

Well, since we are here,

I think it would be good

to clarify the issue you have with Robles Group,

because I wouldn't want you to think that...

Well, I don't expect you or anyone

to believe in my innocence.

I mean, you don't have to.

No, I mean rather, let's see, it is strange

that you suddenly showed up there.

- Let's see. - With my dad.

Do you think that if I had been guilty,

I would have gone to look for your dad right after getting out of jail?

- No. - No, I just went to look for him

so he could hear my version of everything that happened,

and that's it.

I think he deserved it after all he had done for me.

Still, in the eyes of justice, you're guilty.

Justice, how funny.

Justice in this country is only for the rich.

People like us are just a number,

a statistic and nothing more.

It makes it very difficult for us to find a decent job.

The country is really tough, isn't it?

Gee, no way around it.

Now, open them.

No.

- Do you like it? - No way, no.

At the store, they told me it was a limited edition.

No, but...

No.

Belén, what are you doing?

Look at me.

Congratulations, new president of Lithiotech.

No, my love! Are you serious?

- Yes. - Are you being serious?

No, my love.

Ooh.

I love you, I love you, I love you, I love you.

Well.

Shall we go?

- Paloma. - Paloma!

- Look at what they brought you. - Yes, I...

- Do you like it? - Thank you.

- What should you say? - Thank you, Zoé.

With much love, I hope you like it.

All the embroideries tell stories.

Well, later, you can tell me what stories these tell.

Did Ikal tell you that my grandparents are from Sonora?

No, I didn't know.

But we're from Mexico City.

The thing is, my grandmother, on my mother's side,

passed away.

Oh...

And then, my mom fell in love with my dad,

but he worked here.

Of course, this makes a lot of sense.

Well, Paloma, stop it already, you sound like a parrot.

- I apologize. - No,

I love hearing about your story, thank you. On the contrary.

And what are you looking at?

Have you never seen a girl like me?

Because what I have is Up Syndrome...

...because I aim high.

Wow. Yes. Uh...

I'm sorry, but we have to leave already.

- What a shame. Yeah. - Uh, no.

No one leaves here without eating,

especially not without trying my mom's tacos.

Really, we would love to.

We would love to, but I have a very important meeting.

- I have to be there. - Yes, it's just that Matí is

the director of the channel, so he has many commitments.

And many contacts, and...

he can surely help you get a job. Right, Matí?

How cool, thank you.

- Paloma. - Mm.

Paloma, it's enough.

I mean, it's going to be difficult.

It's where he was fired for being a thief.

Hey, my brother is not a thief!

- No. - He didn't mean that.

- He misspoke. - What I mean to say is...

Calm down, Paloma, I know that sounds bad,

but he has a bit of a point.

You've already served your time,

you shouldn't be punished anymore.

You know what? Let's do one thing.

I'm going to give you my phone so you can write it down.

Write your number and send me your résumé.

- I'll send it to more people. - Yes.

- How about we start heading out? - Let's head out.

- Yes. - But seriously, no.

Well, I'll write to you instead

and you send me the résumé, okay?

- Hey, thank you so much. - You're welcome.

- It was delicious. - Thank you so much, really, it was incredible.

Use everything I gave you, okay?

- Yes, take care. - Okay?

- Bye. - We'll go with you.

It's not necessary.

No way. They stole my mirrors.

- What happened? - No way.

If you wait, I can check if someone saw something.

No, no, no, no, I don't care, I don't care.

It's just the mirrors, let's go.

It's just the mirrors, it's okay.

- It's fine, we'll deal with it. - Let's go. Come on, please.

- Hey, Zoé. - Yes?

- Will you come to try mom's tacos? - Yes, I'll come--

Yes, we'll-- Thank you very much.

I'll come back later.

I'll ask if someone saw anything.

- They took my mirrors. - So what?

Calm down, the girl is here.

That's not cool, is it, sis?

You know what, sis?

Go back home and stir the paint, okay?

Yes. Hey, I want you to promise me something.

Yes, what is it?

I want you to stay out of trouble.

No, sis, how could you think that?

If you want, go ahead.

I'll catch up with you in a bit, okay?

Yes.

Also, while you're at it, keep stirring the paint.

Yes.

- I'll throw it. - No way.

He just stood there.

No, wait, come here.

Here.

Come on!

There it is.

Come on.

What's up, Carlitos?

Jerk.

You're pushing it, damn Carlitos.

Do you really need that guy's mirrors?

Calm down, dude.

Do you need them? Look, dude.

When I was working, I used to help your mom, okay?

And when you're hungry, my mom invites you for tacos, dude.

This is how you pay me with my guests, you bastard?

Chill out, dude. I have nothing to do with this.

Calm down, bastard, okay?

I know it wasn't you, dude, okay?

But if by pure chance you know who has them,

it'd be cool if you could help me out, dude,

- to get them back, okay? - Yeah.

Help me, dude.

You scratch my back and I'll scratch yours.

All right.

Did you not see anything either?

You help too, all right?

Give him a hand.

Yeah, dude.

- All right, Carlitos. - Yeah.

We're good, okay?

Help me out.

Well, we were there for half an hour.

If we had stayed longer, they would have stolen the car.

Mati, relax. Please, they're just mirrors.

I'll give them to you.

I just don't understand why you trust him. Look.

Give me that. I don't know.

I trust him because my dad trusted him,

and it feels easy for me to trust him.

You saw what happened.

Two years in jail.

Look, Matías, it might be really hard

for you to understand, okay?

But while I was in London, in recovery,

I kind of made a list of all the people

who helped me at that moment,

during such a depressing time in my life,

and I promised myself I'd help all those people.

Maybe it's ridiculous, but you're part of those people,

Aitana is part of those people

and Ikal is part of those people,

- I mean, he... - So, why Ikal?

Because there's something you don't know, I mean...

What?

One day,

when I was on all kinds of stuff,

I was at the helipad up here.

- And what? - And it became easy for me, like...

Was that the only thing that happened?

Yeah, well, I mean, everything I told you.

If I can get him a job, I'm going to get it.

Don't look at me like that.

You're an incredible person.

No, seriously.

- Not at all. - You're a wonderful person, Zoé.

Wonderful.

I swear I want to help you.

I already argued with your mom to get you a job.

I don't know if I can do it for a...

Don't go saying that he's a thief again.

No, no, no. I mean

that he's a perfect stranger, right?

He may be a stranger to you, but...

He sent me his resume.

Systems engineer with honors.

Dude, if you don't do it for me, at least,

for this stranger

that if it weren't for him, I wouldn't be standing here.

Please.

Look, I can't tell your mom, but...

I can talk to HR.

And if he's really as good as you say,

they will find something.

- Thank you. - No, no, no.

If you give me another one of those,

I will help him much more.

Please, please.

Can I come in?

Of course, Andy.

Sit down, please.

I've heard wonderful things about your work.

How long have you been with us?

About 11, 12 years or so.

- Yes. - Long enough to show

that your loyalty to Robles and Associates is

unquestionable, right?

Yes.

Do you want a chocolate?

Thanks.

As the new president,

I'm granting a series of prerogatives

that my husband had been neglecting over time.

For example,

I want the best employees to have the best opportunities.

And that includes you, of course.

Asking here and there,

everyone agrees that your abilities

have perhaps been

underestimated. Hmm?

And I believe that you could soar much higher,

go further.

- Don't you think? - Yes.

And for that, I would need you to make use of those skills

that I know you have plenty of.

You would have to sharpen your hearing,

but above all, your sight.

And well, you know that rumors fly around here

and I suppose you're aware that my daughter Zoé

has had problems with...

- Well, you know, right? - Yes.

And that's where you come in, my dear Andy.

Because, you know?

I'm worried.

I want you to take care of her.

I need you not to leave her side.

That doesn't mean you're going to let her do

whatever she wants, right?

On the contrary, you have to demand from her.

You can't treat her like she's a princess.

- Okay. - And more importantly,

you have to keep me informed of everything she does.

Every step she takes.

Okay?

We have to protect her.

Hey, have you seen this?

HAHA, A CLASSIC, RIGHT DUDES?

I became a meme again.

Is that for real?

I'm already used to it. They do it to annoy me.

No, but this isn't right. We have to do something.

This is super aggressive.

Zoé, I appreciate that you want to help me,

but please don't interfere.

I don't want trouble with anyone. It was a joke.

It's bad taste.

Well, yes, but I don't let it affect me anymore.

I'm stronger than you and everyone here thinks.

But this is very different.

I mean, one thing doesn't have to do with the other.

This isn't going to make you any less strong, you know?

Zoé?

You arrived an hour late.

Don't let it happen again.

Welcome to Focal Point.

Okay, okay, perfect, Daniel. That's how we'll do it.

Please, keep me informed.

Thank you, likewise.

Come in.

Excuse me, sir. They brought you this package.

Who brought it?

Oh, I don't know, they left it at reception.

Thank you.

Hmm.

Hmm.

Yes?

- Really? - I swear,

or else I wouldn't be telling you.

Zoé, may I ask, why are you doing this for me?

I guess because no one will if I don't,

because I gave you my word and I always keep my word.

Yes, just like your dad did too.

It's not exactly a job interview as such,

it's a systems test,

and if you do well, you will be considered for a position.

Okay, I understand.

The cool thing about all this is that, well,

if an external company does it, then there's total transparency.

Hey, well, thank you very much

and also thank your boyfriend, right?

I imagine he has to do with this too.

Well, yes.

He just made the call, but...

But if you get it, it will be all your merit.

- I'll send you everything, okay? - Goodbye and thank you.

Hello, Zoé. How are you?

Hello. Sorry, I'm sending something

to a friend who urgently needs a job.

Well, the group is so big and has so many fields of action

that if he's good I can recommend him to someone.

- Really? - By the way,

it's good to see you.

You know, the one handling the case

of the accident contacted me

and wants to see me.

Maybe you can accompany me. Do you wanna talk to him?

- Of course, yes. - Yes? Okay.

Well, I'm going to schedule an appointment,

but for obvious reasons it can't be here.

- Okay? All right. - All right, yes.

I just have to ask my boss for permission

because you know he's a bit stressed.

Okay. Well, see you.

Juan Blanco.

I was reviewing his entire file

and I didn't find anything strange.

University records,

a few acting courses he didn't finish,

but nothing relevant.

And about this guy?

Everything he told us was true.

Stop being so harsh on him.

Still,

I feel like we're not seeing something.

Yes, but who do we ask? Everyone is dead, boss.

That's true.

We need to reread the pilot's file.

We need to go over everything we know about him, Camacho.

Yes.

Do you need anything? Should I bring you something?

- A glass of water, please. - Yes.

Thank you.

Cheers to us and to the future.

To Lithiotech

and its new president.

We just need to receive the environmental license,

and we're ready to begin the explorations.

The commission in charge

of purchasing the land is in Sonora.

We already have all the purchase agreements signed

with the owners.

Can you believe that?

No.

- Hey. - What?

What if someone saw me come in?

No one is going to see you come in.

This is a safe place.

No one is going to suspect we're here.

I don't want to go through the same thing again.

Hey.

Are you talking about that guy?

No, I took care of him.

Did he call you again or what?

- No. - No.

Look.

This apartment is rented under another name.

Only people looking for privacy stay here,

diplomats coming from abroad and executives.

Don't worry.

Hand me this.

Relax.

You need to start trusting me a little more.

- Mm-hmm? - Mm-hmm.

Just that.

Oh, oh, oh. Who's here?

Who's here?

Sorry, you're right,

and everyone deals with pain in their own way.

- Well... - I'll go with you.

Good.

Good, good.

Good morning.

Please take your seats. You will have 45 minutes.

- Please come in. - Yes.

I will give you the results later.

Thank you.

And what has happened with your career, Zoé.

Um... It's on hold now.

I'm with Focal Point now.

Okay. I mean, but you shouldn't give up on your dreams.

I mean, you're already realizing

that working at Robles and Associates isn't easy.

Making documentaries isn't easy either.

Sure, but I mean you have the opportunity

to do what you love,

to travel the world. Why not do it, Zoé?

I have my reasons.

- I don't know. - I understand you.

I once wanted to be an actor,

but one decision can lead you down other paths.

Well, this decision didn't turn out so bad, right?

I mean, you ended up being the director of Lithiotech.

- You should be very proud. - Yes. Yes, I know, I am.

Even at the top, I won't let this get to my head.

That's good.

- Eddie, Eddie! - It's him.

Same as always, son, please.

Ikal, yes, is an indigenous name.

Where are you from?

Well, I was born here,

but my mom was born in northern Sonora.

Uh, it's funny, my grandfather belongs

to a small Noki community.

He still lives there

and no one can take him away from his land.

He's... He's particular...

Well, Ikal, from the Noki community,

let me congratulate you because you got

the highest score on the test.

According to the results,

your main strengths are graphical interfaces.

Also, you were one of the few to detect coding errors.

Well, thank you very much. So, what's next?

I mean, I'm ready for whatever.

Well, I want you to know that we are impartial in the selection.

- Uh-huh. - However, I won't be able to include you in the job database.

Unfortunately, due to your background,

you do not meet the profile to work at the company.

Okay.

But I'm not understanding,

so, to work at the company? Just like that?

But what? Aren't you supposed to be impartial?

Of course we are, but Robles and Associates

is our main client.

Okay, okay, okay.

- Wait, Ikal. - No, it's fine.

I don't want you to give up, you have many abilities.

Maybe you can consider working at smaller companies.

Doctor, seriously, it's fine. Better save your words.

Thank you very much.

Hmm.

Thank you.

His name was Baltazar Mora.

Thirty-two years of flight experience.

Married, two children.

But he liked to drink.

- Thank you. - More or less

what the police told us.

Except for this.

The results of the autopsy.

It turned out they found traces of alcohol in the blood.

Of course, so it was his fault. There was no such attack.

You said it yourself.

We're talking about human error.

Can I keep this document?

Thank you.

Hugo was, without a doubt, one of our best pilots.

Mr. Miguel Ángel held him in high regard.

And his alcoholism problems?

I'm not going to deny that he had them.

However, Hugo had already been

without a drop of alcohol for two years.

His family can attest to that.

- And who is the new pilot? - It hasn't been decided yet.

A foreign company is in charge of hiring.

So it's going to be difficult to replace them.

Just like the mechanic.

We were all like one big family.

Are you feeling okay, boss?

It's just that gasoline makes me nauseous.

- Do you want a glass of water? - No, thank you.

Why did you hire a new mechanic?

I suppose the tragedy affected him.

He resigned a couple of days ago.

Excuse me.

Go ahead.

You're late.

Sorry.

I was with Zoé. If you give me more time,

I'll convince her to leave Mexico again.

- Belén, my friend. - Sir.

- What a pleasure. - Nice to see you.

Delighted.

Welcome.

- Senator, thank you very much. - Good.

Well...

Gee.

We really miss our Miguel Ángel.

Tell me about it, senator.

For me, Miguel Ángel was the soul of my life,

and of an entire company, so, of course,

it will be very difficult to replace him.

Yes, it will be your responsibility to ensure

that everything remains the same,

because I have seen several examples

where as soon as the patriarch dies,

all the effort of so many years

easily gets lost if it ends up in the wrong hands.

Fortunately, that won't happen

in Robles and Associates, Senator.

And tell me, what do I owe the honor?

- How can I assist you? - Of course.

Allow me to show you.

In that entire area, there's lithium deposits.

The reserves are incalculable.

Our proposal is to hire local people,

people from the area.

And when the mine is in operation,

we'll generate thousands of jobs

to boost the economy of the region.

And of the country.

Well, when there's synergy

between the private sector and the State,

things cannot go wrong.

Yes, totally.

I congratulate you.

- Thank you. - Thank you.

Right in that area,

several indigenous communities are settled.

And as you know, those people are very attached to their land.

Something you must have already considered, I suppose.

Of course we have.

Our action plan precisely includes

buying land at more than fair prices.

Well, but we have a little problem.

There's a group of senators who have a bill well underway

to freeze all environmental licenses for the next few years.

What?

Yes, senators who are aligned with issues

of the identity of people,

ancestral rights, and that kind of thing.

You know, my dear Belén.

Well, something can be done, I imagine.

The woman was very clear,

Julio Jiménez no longer lives here.

It's as if the earth swallowed him up.

Look, this is the last maintenance report

of the helicopter.

It says that all the parts were brand new.

MAINTENANCE REPORT

Do you think this is a seven or a one?

- It looks like a one. - No, look at it closely.

It seems like something was erased here.

If that's a seven, it means the helicopter parts

were changed a day before the accident.

Let's see, why would the mechanic

change them if they were new?

We need to find that mechanic.

Let's go. Keep that.

Dani. Daniel, hello.

Zoé.

- How are you? - I'm glad to see you here.

Yes, you're going to see me around here more often

because I'm working for Focal Point.

That's great.

- Count on me for whatever you need. - Yes.

You know that colleagues help each other.

I'm glad to see you. Because I mean,

you asked me if I had any news about my dad's case.

Yes, yes, of course.

Well, this is the pilot's autopsy.

It goes without saying that it is confidential.

Relax, you don't need to say another word.

- Okay. - I'll check it out.

Thank you.

Thank you for trusting me.

Everything went to hell.

The senator was very clear.

Look, Belén, what he really said

is that the senators are processing a law,

but that doesn't mean it's approved, okay?

To me, it appeared to be exactly the same.

It's not the same, Belén,

because everything can change at any moment.

But when?

Because you know perfectly well how much.

- Look. - I've invested a lot of money

in this business for you to take it so lightly.

Belén, look at me. I don't see it as that serious, okay?

We can organize a good group of lobbyists and that's it.

Your optimism makes me laugh.

It's incredible.

At least I'm doing my part.

No, but you didn't know it.

Why don't you let me work, damn it?

Wow.

You just raised your voice at me.

Sorry.

Belén.

Belén, okay. I'm sorry. Please.

Forgive me, I don't know what happened, you're right.

Because as president I have to be a little more careful.

Forgive me, please.

Look, I've never had an opportunity like this.

I want to do it right,

I just need you to trust me a little, okay?

I don't want to make a mistake with the company,

or with you, because losing you...

Belén, I would never forgive myself.

Okay, okay, enough, enough, enough.

Don't complain anymore, I don't like whining men.

Rather,

think of a really good way to apologize to me.

Andy.

Andy, hello.

- Hello. - Excuse me.

Hey, Lau told me to ask you for permission for a report

that we want to film.

I don't need much, it's just a permission to...

No, I have the equipment reserved for something else.

Okay. What if I record it with my phone

and take Albertina with me?

No, you're prohibited from going out to film

- without an assigned driver. - Okay.

- Mm-hmm. - What do I do then?

I don't know.

Those are orders from above.

Do you mean my mom?

No, let me clarify.

I'm the person in charge of Focal Point.

- Mm-hmm. - Therefore, in some way,

now I'm also responsible for your safety.

Is that okay?

I understand. Thank you.

Can you believe he's banned?

What can I say, Zoé? He did the best test,

but it won't be easy for him

to get hired here or at any company.

Yes, but you said there would be full transparency, I don't understand.

We already knew this could happen.

I mean, he has a record. It's logical.

And if he's innocent?

I mean, that's why my dad agreed to talk to him, right?

- I mean... - Zoé, I'm sorry.

This happens sometimes in companies.

It's wrong, yes, but...

- It's unfair. - Yes.

Having the best score is useless, I don't get it.

Let's see.

Let's try to look at it from another point of view.

If that happened to me,

they would also ban me. I couldn't work at any company.

I don't agree.

If that happens to you, they would forgive you.

They'd hire you at the competition.

What's happening to him is because he was in jail.

And honestly, I think it's very unfair,

because he already served his sentence,

what more does he have to go through to be forgiven?

You don't have to convince me.

You know I tried to help him and you also did your best.

I have to review the statutes.

I agree, when you're in the board.

I'm a thousand years away from that.

You know what?

I do think there is something I can do.

- What's up, Mom? - How did it go, son?

Well, I think it went well. They didn't say anything.

They promised to let me know, but...

But you know what? Better not to get our hopes up.

Son, but you're really good with computers,

you'll see that you'll do really well.

Thank you, Mom, always cheering me on.

But the truth is, with how things are right now,

I'd be willing to work on anything, you know?

If someone gives me the opportunity, whatever it is.

Anything to pay that jerk.

My son, we must have faith.

Look, since you're here,

I'll go to the church to light a candle for the Virgin,

so she can give us a hand, all right?

Well, Mom, and the stand?

Well, I already packed up a bit.

Help me with the rest. I won't take long.

I'll be quick.

- Be careful, okay? - Yes.

- Meatballs? Just like you like them. - Meatballs.

Enjoy.

- Do you want beer, son? - No, Mom.

I'm fine with water, okay?

Excuse me.

Oh. Uh-huh.

Do you think it's from the job?

- Let's hope so. - Yes?

- Hey, hello, can you talk? - Yes, yes, I can.

I have a job for you. You would start tomorrow.

- Really? - What do you think?

Well, thank you very much.

- Well, then, goodbye. - Bye.

Goodbye.

There are ears listening, no? Come on, eat!

What were they spying on there? It was just a call.

Tell us, girl, how did it go at school?

It was great.

I got an A in math.

That's it, sis.

- Very good. Congratulations! - Bravo!

And a guy brought me home.

He's very nice.

What? Paloma, what do you mean a guy brought you home?

Who? What was he like?

Well, I don't know. He came on a motorcycle.

And since he knew where I lived

and he said he was a friend of yours,

- well, I said yes. - No, our friend, no.

And he sent you this.

Let's see.

Let's see.

- He gave us a deadline. - Yes, yes, yes, yes.

- What's a deadline? - It's a date, Paloma,

to pay some money. That's a deadline.

- My God, my God. - But, mom, don't worry.

We're going to pay it all by this date.

But, how?

I break my back working hard

selling tacos all day and I still can't make it.

I know, mom, but don't worry. We're going to pay it.

I will start working tomorrow.

- No way. - Did they give you the job?

I knew it, bro!

That's great, son.

- I knew they'll give it to you. - Yes, yes, yes, sis.

And you don't come back with any stranger again.

With no one, okay?

Yes, mom. Okay, bro.

Starting tomorrow, I'll go for you.

Or I'll go for you too,

but with no one else, please, Paloma.

- Okay. - It can't happen again.

Oh, sweetheart.

- Let's go for it. - Yes, yes, I'll go with you.

Well, I'll wait for you here. Have a good day.

What? You're coming with me, right?

Uh... No, I have a book here

that I've been wanting to read for a while.

So, I'll kill time with that.

You can read it later, come with me.

- No, I... - Come with me.

Okay.

- Are you sure? - Yes, I'm sure. How stubborn.

No, it's just that I don't want to bother either.

- You're not bothering. - Well, hello.

Hi.

Well, I missed this office worker stuff.

You know, arriving, checking in, and so on.

Look at him.

All right.

- Really? I can stay, you know? - No, come on. Seriously.

Come in, please.

Hi.

No.

- Good morning. - Good morning.

Have you checked in at reception yet?

No, he doesn't have to register. He's coming with me.

- Thank you. - Yes, thank you.

Tell me, what were you reading?

Well, as you can imagine,

I had a lot of time to read all kinds of things in prison.

- Yes. - Among them, one very good book

that left a mark on me, is called Metamorphosis.

I would like to read more, but...

Good morning.

Has my mom forgotten her manners?