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A NETFLIX ORIGINAL SERIES
Mommy!
Mejía for president, gentlemen!
What's wrong?
-I'm so sorry. -No, Caro. It's not about that, okay?
Pablo...
Forgive me, please, forgive me. I...
I have made so many mistakes,
I've been so stupid,
I hurt you so much.
Please, forgive me, forgive me. Seriously, I'm sorry.
I've also done things wrong.
Big time.
But let's breathe, don't you think?
If we want to be okay and heal, the best thing
is to avoid talking about the past.
Let's talk about the future.
Let's not point fingers at each other. It's not worth it.
The important thing is to be united as a family, because we'll always be one.
It's clear to me that you'll always be with Helena.
And I'm also going to be with her.
Whatever happens, under any circumstances.
This is really good, right?
Yes.
-Yes, this is good. -Yes.
What's up, Chino? Cai isn't answering, right?
What are we doing? Should we have some beers or what?
I'll deal with Dora.
Where's that?
I know the...
What's up, brother? Leave me alone.
What's wrong, brother? Who are you?
Hello.
What are you doing here?
I've come to request advice from the best adviser in the country.
-I'll have to charge you overtime. -I can pay you.
-Look. -Come in.
What happened to you?
Can't you see I got robbed? So weird, right?
What did they do to you?
Wait, I'll open it for you.
Wait right there.
Wait for me there. Come on.
Come on, easy.
Easy.
Come on.
Help me out, help me out.
There we go.
Alright, come on.
Be careful, be careful.
Go and sit down.
Okay, it's very simple, but I think it suits all of us.
A debate with the university students.
All the candidates.
Who came up with that? Pablo de la Torre?
No.
I did. Why are you asking?
He's the campaign manager.
Now, if it occurred to you, there's something else here.
Ani, please.
Don't call me Ani.
Why? Are we with someone? Aren't we safe alone?
No, I don't really care about that,
but I do prefer this to be strictly professional.
Okay, then, Ms. Guerrero, there's nothing to hide here.
It just seems like a fair decision
for all presidential candidates. Yours, mine and those nobody knows about.
There's no such thing as a small enemy.
I disagree.
If we want this to happen,
let's have a toast. Cheers.
It's a good proposal.
I'll talk to Guillermo about that.
We'll review your proposal.
You can't do anything without having a plan.
Are you saying that to me or to yourself
after you played dirty with me?
You could've told me about this over the phone.
Yes, okay.
But I wasn't going to miss the chance
to tell you personally
that you are becoming more and more beautiful.
You should quit wasting your time and do it soon,
because my candidate is going up in the polls.
You're talking about the son interviewing his own dad online. Fine.
What are we talking about? It has 20,000 likes and counting.
Also, did you see how Liliana did?
She hit a home run with the interview she gave the national newscast.
Look, the only thing a debate will do is place Guillermo...
even higher.
You mean lower.
-We'll see about that. -Wait a second, please.
Come here. At what point...
Let's drop this beef between us and let's talk
like the old friends we used to be.
You're becoming so boring, all politics and no fun... Please.
I have no idea what you're doing, but let me tell you,
you shouldn't waste your time.
No, I'm not playing, I'm not... I want to tell you personally...
that I'm impressed by your achievements,
that you are an extremely intelligent woman,
and you're looking more and more beautiful.
You've said it four times.
And I'll tell you as many times as necessary.
You don't like to lose
and that has me...
lit up with more and more desire.
I'll never lose to you.
You'd better go.
Okay.
-That's how things are. -That's how things are.
Okay.
Analía, I'm not going to...
I won't feel good if I don't...
insist on something.
I think that...
there's still a story to tell here, one that's missing.
I think there's still something here.
Mark, why don't you leave that story behind? Seriously.
Because I know it was me who failed, the one who didn't notice in time.
Are you with someone? Are you dating someone?
-No. -Then why not?
There's hope at least.
You know that I always insist.
And I feel there's still something here.
Get some rest.
You need it.
I'm so sorry I didn't notice in time.
Rest well.
It hurts.
-Good night. -Good night.
Salinas called me.
He suggested we have a debate
with all the candidates on a university campus,
with questions from the students.
If it was their proposal,
Pablo probably has a hand in it.
I thought the same thing, but he insists that it was his idea.
And what did you tell him?
That I was going to talk to you about it.
Now, it seems like a good idea to me.
However, I think we must be careful with Mark.
And with Pablo.
We can't lose sight of him.
That boy has always had it in for me.
In any case, I don't think we can take our eyes off of Salinas.
Remember that I've worked with him.
He never does anything without a plan.
Do you think he has another agenda?
Probably, but so do we, so...
Yes.
My wife will be our useful idiot.
In that case, let's start the disinformation campaign tomorrow...
with her. If you want, I'll send you all the information
and you give it to her in a very casual way, okay?
-Perfect. -Okay.
Bye, be well.
Oh, man.
Exhausting, pain in the ass...
-Hello. -Hello.
Come in.
-What's up? -How are you?
How's your dad? How did everything go?
I've got a lot of questions today. Did you get my message?
Yes, that's why I came.
I also really wanted to see you.
Do you want something to eat?
If you want, I can make something. But I'm a terrible cook. I burn water.
So, we might be better off if we order something for delivery.
-Okay. -Yes?
-Pizza? -Good idea.
-Mark Salinas came over. -Yes, I know.
I was about to say hi.
But then I remembered that you and I can't say we're together.
Because we are, aren't we?
Of course we are.
What's the matter?
I just don't want any more secrets in my life.
I had enough with what happened with Carolina.
Are you saying that because Mark was here?
-What was he doing here? -He came with a proposal.
He wanted us to have a debate with the candidates.
This late?
-Is something going on between you two? -Absolutely not.
But there was in the past.
Okay.
And you never told me.
It didn't seem relevant.
But it is for him.
I heard him say he still had hopes with you.
-What is it? -Mark and I have absolutely nothing,
and we never will,
because I'm with you.
-And no one else. -Okay.
-I'd never hurt you. -That's so beautiful.
I mean it.
I'd never hurt you. How could I do that if I love you?
-What did you say? -Did I just say that?
-I think so. Yeah. -Well, I did.
Okay, it's true. It sounds weird.
And crazy even because we've been together for a short time,
but that's how it is, so what can you do?
-And... -What?
-And I think about you, I miss you, and... -Come here.
-How's your math homework, Chino? -Okay.
Come to the table, the soup's already hot.
-Yes, we're coming. -Honey, Yefer.
I'm coming.
Chino, did your dad come yesterday or what? Tell me.
Yes?
But did he come in and talk to your mom or what?
-Yes, but he was quick. -Are you sure?
-Hey. -What?
Why did you tell Toto to hit me?
Why would I do that?
Don't lie to me,
you know it makes me sick when you do that.
Look, he found out.
But I told him not to mess with you.
-Toto is not to blame for that. -Then whose fault is it?
Whose fault is it? Tell me!
Was it mine?
Yours! Look at me when I'm talking to you!
Is it my fault?
Open the door!
Open the door right now!
Honey, come on! Honey!
"Pablo, I love you."
Do you really like me?
Why didn't you tell me before?
Okay, because I didn't want you to make fun of me.
Can I keep the page?
What for?
To remember every day
that you love me as much as I love you.
I'd never hurt you. How could I do that if I love you?
-What did you say? -Did I just say that?
-I think so. Yeah. -Well, I did.
Okay, it's true. It sounds weird.
And crazy even because we've been together for a short time,
but that's how it is, so what can you do?
-And... -What?
And I think about you, I miss you, and...
Come here.
Did you see my mom last night?
How did you know?
She came last night and told me everything.
Okay, honey, you'll be happy to hear this.
Your mom and I are working things out.
-Great, Daddy! -Honey, the idea
is to be okay, take things easy, right? So we can...
Can I join in on the hug?
Mommy.
Hello, honey.
Look, I stopped by the bakery and bought you the waffles that you like.
Would you get me an orange juice?
-I'm so thirsty. Thank you. -I'll help you.
You should've said you were coming, Caro.
We agreed on coordinating every visit, didn't we?
I know, I'm sorry, but...
I wanted to take five minutes from my office hours
to come see you guys. You don't know how much I miss our routines
and our life.
I brought you the blueberry pancakes.
Thanks, but I have to go.
Honey, bye.
Bye, Daddy.
Bye, Noemi, thank you.
Are you heading out? I'll take Heli to the bus.
No, I don't know.
Hi, honey.
Delicious. Thanks.
You know what? I'll take some fruit too.
-Hey, I'm glad you called. -Froggy, what's up?
Have you already left for the office? Did you go to work yet? Are you at home?
I just need to speak to you urgently.
Yes, I'm at home.
-What happened? Are you okay? -Not really.
Give me the address and I'll come there. Where is it?
Are these breakfasts going to become a habit?
Tradition. You got a problem with that?
Okay, it seems like a good idea. It might unite us more,
if we speak to each other with respect.
-You're so naive. -Thank you.
Okay, let me tell you
that I'm going to participate in a debate in front of young people.
What was that?
Pérez's adviser. Do you know him?
I think so.
It turns out that Salinas has suggested all the presidential candidates
participate in a youth forum.
Which we've agreed to.
We could do a network survey on the questions they want to ask you...
No, nothing like that.
Why?
Keep your good ideas to yourself, little sister.
If you have nothing to contribute...
You know what?
Sorry for breathing.
I'll let you to enjoy this delicious breakfast.
Dad, I think it'd be good to find out what questions young people want to ask
because that way, we can be prepared for the debate.
Sure, because you don't know anything about this, honey.
Why don't you enlighten us, so your daughter and I can learn?
Sure, with pleasure.
The preparation for the debate
will be managed through agencies that hire young people.
They will give positive opinions about my candidacy,
and at the same time, they'll tell us how they'll vote.
So, you'll be hiring actors?
We'll approve the questions
that we want to be asked in the debate.
That way, we control everything.
I'm glad to know that you'll be with us full-time, starting today.
Thanks again, Ramiro, for the opportunity.
How's your father?
Deteriorating.
Quickly.
Okay, you know that you've got our support for whatever you need.
Thank you.
-But enough of that. Where do we start? -I want to take advantage
of your experience to oversee the feasibility
of the social and urban projects we want to develop nationally.
We need the budget and the location of the areas where we want to build.
You got it. Give me a second.
Sure.
Miriam, please, can you send me the planning folder?
Hello.
I saw you called.
Did you need to have a chat with me?
No, I just wanted to hear from you. Nothing extraordinary. How are you?
Fine, thanks.
Since we're talking, I hope I'm not stepping over the line,
but a friend I was going to play squash with
has stood me up and you told me you played,
so I thought that...
-When? Today? -If you can't, I understand.
Yes, I can, but don't get me excited for nothing.
So are you in?
Yes, I really have a very sedentary life,
I have to move the body.
Well, I'll see you here at the club.
Perfect, it's a date.
I have Fabiola's address. Today I'll find out who she lives with.
You can do that later. Continue with Rosario.
-Candidate! -Hey, Mark.
-Good day. How are you? -Very good.
-Pablo! -Mark, how are you?
A pleasure, welcome to the team that will allow us to lead
our candidate to the presidency of the Republic.
Were you able to book the debate with Mejía's adviser?
I spoke with her. We agreed to talk about it. It's a matter of time.
Great. Very well, gentlemen, let's get to work.
Let's start with our agenda.
You have to report it now.
There's nothing to report. That'll bring more trouble.
The kind you were in before you reacted?
And I hit Otoniel so hard.
Will he be alright?
How many times did he hit you?
And you're worried about him?
So what?
Women overreact sometimes, act stupidly.
No, that's bravery, which is very different.
You defended yourself. You can't back out now.
That little talk of bravery...
Nobody knows Otoniel nor do they live with him.
You don't know him either.
He'll call me and he won't let me leave him.
He'll do nothing to you
because that's why we're here, to support you.
Yeah? Everyone is on his side.
Who's on mine? What will you do?
Will you live with me?
No, I'll get you legal advice. You have to report him.
I already told you. I won't report him.
Let's see.
Look.
If you won't do it for yourself, do it for your son, okay?
-And where is he? -At school.
Last night we stayed with a neighbor,
but I won't deny it.
This morning when I was taking him to class,
I was paranoid thinking that Otoniel
was going to get me at any moment.
I don't want him to hit me in front of my kid.
See?
That's why you have to report him, Dorita.
Please, you can't live like this,
always afraid that he might do something to you again.
And besides, I can't go back to the house.
How am I going to do it? When Toto realizes this...
He won't give him another warning. He'll hit him hard
until he finishes him off. He'll kill him for sure.
This is not your fault, nor Toto's.
You like that guy, I can see it, right?
Toto?
What's there to like about him?
You're always laughing with him. You think I'm stupid, don't you?
Will you be a whore? Yes?
Look at me!
What am I going to do?
It's all because Toto sent someone to hurt him.
I'm sure.
If that hadn't happened, he wouldn't have hit me.
And now you want me to sue him?
Wait, let's go step by step, okay?
The first thing is, this house is yours and your son's.
Stop that, Froggy.
I won't live under someone else's roof. Never done that, never will.
No, you shouldn't look at it that way.
This is a temporary thing until you get back on your feet.
I can't just leave my business either.
My suppliers.
What will I do for a living?
Breathe?
Okay, I don't know.
I'll get you a job on the campaign.
What am I going to do? Presidential adviser? Go ahead.
Hire me.
You're a very capable woman, Dorita.
What's happened to the warrior that I knew when I was little?
I don't know.
I don't know where she is. Don't ask me right now
because I have no idea. She's lost.
But we'll find her.
Hello!
Hello.
I need you to join us to get Dorita some legal advice.
What's up?
And to get a restraining order against her husband.
I already said no.
I sent you a proposal with the entire list of places
where we can have the debate.
Northern University's campus looks great to me,
because the voters are divided, so it can be fair.
-Okay. -Well?
I have no problem with that.
Also, if you want, I can take care of the contact
to get the whole country tuned into the national channel
and, if you want, my team can hire all of the media.
Thank you very much, but I won't give you
absolute control over the event.
No, I mean, you're so busy trying to get your candidate to score points,
-I thought I could help. -Okay.
No, I think we should divide up the media.
I'll talk to Magda Meneses's people. Is that okay?
No, I'd rather you talk to Osman Diaz.
Liliana is very close to Magda and it'll be easier for us to get to her.
-Okay. -Yes? Okay.
Another thing. I sent you the list of all the journalists
who can be moderators. And on that same list
are all the corresponding percentages of youth
-for each candidate. -Let me understand this.
What you're proposing is to unify the questions by team
and pass it to them to ask their candidate the question,
the same questions for everyone.
Look, we want young people to ask freely.
I don't know if Pérez agrees with that.
He does.
-Okay. -What a question.
-Okay. -Okay?
-Then... -We're done with this...
This needs to be celebrated.
What?
That we can work together as a team.
This is just a collaboration between opponents.
More reason to celebrate.
It doesn't have to be today or right now. Some other time. Your choice.
Thank you.
No, thank you.
We're doing a good thing.
All right, buddy. See you soon, then.
Northern University, right? Osman Diaz.
Have a good one.
Okay, perfect.
Nothing new with Fabiola's contract.
Let me find out what's going on with that.
-How's the Dorita thing going? -I'll bring her.
No, don't bring her to my house.
Bring her here, to the headquarters.
I'll tell you what to do when you get here.
Okay.
-What's up, Padrón? -Mr. David.
You disappeared yesterday. I've been looking for you all day.
I'm sorry, Mr. David. I caught a virus and...
But hey, I'm much better now.
Anyway, my apologies.
No, don't worry. Health comes first.
How are the balance sheets?
Well, I'm still working on them,
but the algorithms show a decrease in the gap
between income and expenses.
Yeah, but didn't you tell me there was a big imbalance?
Yes, sir.
But the curve has held up very well so far.
-Cousin, how are you? -Super.
Nice to see you around here so often.
-Do you have a minute? -Of course.
-What's up? -I wanted...
Please, sit down, you're at home.
I wanted to ask you how the audit thing is going.
Padrón is still working on it.
Let him take as long as he wants.
The important thing is that you and Pablo feel secure.
That I can tell you for free.
I'm in charge of finances and I assure you everything works perfectly.
Yes, but it's important to have another eye on it, right?
You have to let the man do his job.
-Yes. -Yes.
There's something else I wanted to tell you.
Regarding what's going on with your dad,
it's time to reflect and remember what's important.
Like family. Why don't you tell Pablo to come more often?
-Yes. -So we can see each other.
-Yes. -We should meet up.
-I'll tell him. -We can get together anytime.
Bye.
Bye.
-Be careful, okay? -Yes, sir.
The man goes from home to work, from work to an office there
at the De la Torre construction company.
What could that toad Santiago be doing there?
I don't know. We didn't go there 'cause it might look suspicious.
Not that you didn't look like top executives, right?
The boss doesn't look like a government minister.
And why would I want to look like a man like that?
-Do I look like a thief? -Does he look like a thief?
No, sir. Of course not, boss.
-What else did that snitch do? -The photo.
That criminal was seen with a guy.
Just look at that one.
That one.
Do you know who he is?
Leave me these photos and go follow them.
He's hiding something somewhere.
Why isn't it ready?
And what have you been doing since yesterday? Your nails?
Fabiola, what a pleasure to see you.
-And why's that? -Because I was thinking about you.
Did you manage to solve your salary issue with Guillermo?
No. This beauty queen says there's been no time.
And why isn't it ready?
We were backed up with a lot of work.
Surely it's very clear to you that the most important thing here
is Ms. Contreras. Please get it done.
Thank you, Ms. Guerrero.
Don't forget that whatever you need, I'll help you.
Thanks.
Mark, how did it go with Mejía's adviser on the debate?
Mr. President, it went quite well for us.
Very good, very good. You were confident in a positive response
on her part, and made it happen. Very good, I like that.
It's a matter of instinct. They say that an old dog barks lying down.
No, truth be told, it helped a lot that I know her well.
Why is that? Have you worked together before?
Many things, really, many years already knowing...
If it has to do with work, we're all ears, Mark.
Not exactly. Just...
In that case, you don't need to tell us.
It just doesn't seem right for you to chat about whatever you've had
with Miss Guerrero or with any other woman.
We're working here, Mark.
I think you're misinterpreting the conversation.
-I'm not saying anything other than... -Well.
-...work-related things. -Let's move on.
-Forgive me, but I don't understand. -Mark, let's continue.
If Analía agreed to the debate
it's because Mejía feels strong among young people.
Mr. Candidate, no, that strength is going to disappear
when we reveal the dirt that we've got on him. Well, his dirt.
What dirt?
It's very simple. Mejía has made statements recently
that he supports the LGBTQ community, but a few years ago,
-his position was completely different. -And what's the idea?
That when the university debate takes place,
some will support it, and others will realize
the kind of liar Mejía is.
Sure, but you said he said it years ago, right?
So those are outdated statements.
No, they're relevant statements because they're contradictory.
He says one thing on one hand...
That would distort the focus of the debate, Ramiro.
It won't. We aren't making this up.
It's reality. The data...
You don't need this kind of thing.
-Now it turns out that... -You don't need them, on the contrary.
Here the important thing is that we prepare you very well
and that you come up with plans that can actually be executed,
that encourage young people to vote.
Okay, let's table this topic, and instead, let's focus
on the possible questions that they could ask us, okay?
You can count on the votes of my companies' employees
and the members of the dairy products union.
Hello, sorry to interrupt.
I was doing some things in Bogotá, you know.
-Alberto, how nice to see you. -Santiago, likewise.
-How are you? -Lovely to see you.
Okay, what can I get you, gentlemen?
Alberto, I'm very grateful for your help.
And if you'll excuse me,
what do you want in exchange for such a big favor?
Guarantees.
Assure me that I'll win the bidding
for the contracts for dairy products to all public schools, nationwide.
You can count on it.
I'm sorry, but someone's word in politics
is no longer enough.
Since when?
Let's sign a contract.
I keep my promises. You keep yours.
For me, it's all arranged.
Okay, that's great.
Cheers. That's a great reason.
-To a better country. -So be it.
Cheers.
I was really surprised
that you didn't come before or call, because, well,
with Manuel José's illness...
I know, Eugenia, forgive me.
But believe me, I've always had you on my mind.
With everything that's happened, my departure, my return...
-Will you go back or... -No.
No, I asked the company to leave me here in Colombia.
That's great.
That sounds great to me. It will be much better for Heli
because that way she won't have to be divided between you two.
Divorce is a very painful thing for children.
I know.
In fact, I wanted to talk to you about that.
Tell me.
Pablo and I are talking about getting back together.
How wonderful! You don't know what a relief that is.
I've been so distraught over that.
Because, come on, you get married for life.
You have to find a way to solve the problems.
You're absolutely right.
That's what I've always thought.
When did you decide to give it another chance?
Pablo called me yesterday and asked me to talk,
and so we're talking about it.
So there's no longer a divorce?
You can relax about that.
Pablo and I have been together for many years and we'll last a lifetime.
-Didn't you ask for her keys? -No, Helena was right there. Thanks.
I can't ruin what I accomplished yesterday with Carolina.
Anything triggers her.
It scares me that she might be taking advantage of your good intentions.
There are no good intentions, David.
Carolina must be handled carefully
if I want joint custody of my daughter,
and to finalize this divorce without a fuss. Period.
I have to put up with it.
I hope your ex is as clear on things as you are.
Okay.
It's done, sir.
But I thought it was just a key and that's it.
The key is to open the door in case the battery runs out.
You'll set up the password.
-Whatever I want? -Yes, sir.
-Thank you. Wait. -Yes, sir, with pleasure.
This is yours.
You know, don't you?
Perfect.
-Have a good one. -Thank you very much.
Good job.
David showed up at the construction company's offices
with an external auditor.
I warned you, you asshole, and you didn't listen.
Come on, Guillermo. You don't have to get upset.
I'm just telling you so you can be aware of it.
I took care of it. I'm cleaning out everything from the beginning,
-so he won't find anything strange. -Yes, but you better make it happen
or you'll sink alone.
You know that, don't you?
All right, there you go.
Very good.
A question came in that seems to me not just key,
but also rather interesting, from "Mejía Youth."
And it goes like this: "What's the public policy
through which participation in the country's economy will be given
to rural youth?"
-I liked it. -That's an important topic for them.
-Guillermo, please. -I'm sorry to interrupt.
They told me you were here, but we didn't know you were in a meeting.
-We'll come back later. -No, please.
Come in, I'm glad to see you.
Please, sit down.
-Thank you. -How are you?
Look, Guillermo, I want to introduce you to Dora Serna.
She's the community leader who we unfortunately couldn't reach
the day we recorded the testimonials.
Dorita, we waited for you that day. What happened to you?
A family inconvenience.
Yeah? What type of issue?
Dorita's a very strong woman. In fact, I think she's admirable.
Although it cost her, she just filed
a lawsuit against her husband for domestic violence.
In fact, it's...
outrageous when a man attacks a woman.
-No one touches my mom! -What were you going to do?
No one touches her. Didn't I warn you?
Mom, let's get out of here.
Ana Lucía, please, calm down.
This really is a scourge that has to end here
and throughout the entire world.
We're here to help you.
You're a very brave woman.
The legal process is now complete and the lawsuit has been filed.
They gave her a week of disability.
What an exaggeration. Seven days!
No, I can't be helpless.
I won't be able to work just because I have some bruises?
Okay, for starters, you shouldn't have received such a blow.
And you're not weak. You're a very strong woman
and an example against domestic violence.
You know what I think would be a very good idea?
Dorita is perfect for raising awareness in the country
regarding abuse and violence
to which women are subjected to on a daily basis.
Besides, she can bear witness, be a voice,
be an example of how powerful women can be
when we decide to end the dynamics of violence,
denouncing our aggressor.
It seems very important to me.
-I like it. -I do too.
But I don't.
What am I going to do there?
Okay, since you weren't here that day and we couldn't record your testimony,
we can do something totally new with you.
You could represent every woman who has been attacked in this country.
How does that sound to you?
I think it's an excellent idea,
but Dorita, listen.
We'll do it only if you're okay with it.
Yes, I'll do it.
Good.
Build the campaign with Liliana and show it to me.
-Shall we resume tomorrow? -Sure.
We're doing great, team. Very good.
How could you say
that I'm a representative for battered women? Can't you see me?
Until recently, I didn't know if I could report Otoniel.
Please, didn't you see the respect and admiration
-you inspired in Mejía? -That's too bad.
What are you doing here, Froggy?
-You planned all of this, I saw it. -You're...
-And everything came out perfectly. -You're even a good actress.
A good actress? I was scared for real.
And also because I don't like to talk about my private life
in front of everyone.
I promised I was going to help you get a job here,
so you could leave La Herradura
and Otoniel.
Leaving Otoniel won't be that easy.
And why not?
You already had the guts to run away from there.
And we're both here in the meantime,
taking care of you while you get the courage to face him.
I'M A BLOCK AWAY. CAN I SEE YOU?
Okay, see you at the house. Bye.
Consider one thing. With this, you'll help many,
-many women. -No, it's not...
Hello. I realized that you didn't like my surprise visit this morning,
so I wanted to tell you that I'll be stopping by
this afternoon to see Heli again.
Yes, Helena said you were going to stop by after school.
I like that you're spending more time with the girl.
Yes. To be honest, I'm happy.
Are you going to arrive early?
I'd like to eat with you both.
I feel it could be very good for her.
Look, Carolina, I can't right now.
-No, I'm doing something else. -Hello. I'm sorry, I...
Are you with that bitch?
Carolina, you don't have to be rude.
You made me believe that we were getting back together,
but it's a lie.
Why did you do that? Did you want revenge?
No, I told you to fix things for Helena's sake.
Please don't mess things up now.
You'll regret this, Pablo.
I swear, you'll regret it.
Subtitle translation by: Damián Lighterman
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