-
-How long has it been?
-Almost two days.
-
Oh god, that much?
-
You were in very bad condition,
good thing the worst is over now.
-
You're gonna live, Blanca. Blanca.
-
What of Juan Miguel, my son?
-
He is alright, fortunately nothing
bad happened to him
-
-I hurt someone, was it Marichuy?
-No, you hurt her mother.
-
How could I do something like that?
-
First off, it wasn't you, and luckily
it wasnt a serious injury
-
I treated her and she's getting better
-
I'm going to go to jail again, right?
-
No, judge Velarde is not going to
press charges, no worries.
-
-Marichuy? I didn't think I'd see you here
-How are you?
-
-She's getting better
-Can I come in?
-
Come in
-
Now, tell me.
-
Let me vent, it's just that, like so
humiliating! What an insult.
-
Say it now, you were saying your
were happy just a moment ago.
-
-We're done for, now.
-Why do you say that?
-
Now more than ever we need to stop
Marichuy from reuniting with the Velardes
-
We have to stop Cecilia from
kicking me out, we have to stop it!
-
And now, I have to stick with her and
Patricio by any means necessary.
-
But why? Tell me now!
-
-Israel tricked me.
-What?
-
Yes, he doesn't love me, he despises me!
He lead me on only to laugh in my face!
-
He means it?
-
Yes, without a shred of irony,
I almost wanted to kill him!
-
-Can I speak with her?
-Yes, sure.
-
-Can you leave us?
-Alright.
-
Forgive me for taking away the boy, but
I was afraid that something would happen.
-
He was the only thing I could think of...
You know I love kids.
-
Look, let's get to the point.
Who are you? Huh?
-
-Come in.
-Elsa, you're only taking that bag?
-
-Yeah!
-You're taking almost nothing with you.
-
I'm thinking about buying things
from the places I visit,
-
I'll return loaded, with my
cards at their limit.
-
Elsa,dear, call us inmediatly, otherwise
we'll feel very uneasy, yes?
-
-Why? I'm very happy?
-Yes, but you know how your mother acts.
-
She won't stop crying... You don't
need to pretend with me.
-
-I thought I didn't manage to convince you
-No!
-
Well, no no, I won't cry, please help me
keep my composure.
-
-Beatriz must not see me sad.
-I promise.
-
-She must not see me like this
-Sure.
-
-Who?
-It's me, Beatriz.
-
Now now, stop feeling sorry
for yourself, Estefanía.
-
You've only yourself to blame.
-
And now you're blaming me?
-
Yes! because you never listen!
You always do as you damn well please!
-
Please don't yell at me.
-
Alright, enough of this nonsense.
What do we gain from arguing?
-
What we have to do now is
analyze the situation calmly...
-
There's not much to analyze,
I have no options.
-
Look, I think that you got it
right a moment ago.
-
What do you mean?
-
You must cling to those people now
more than ever, don't let go!
-
Don't let go for any reason!
Otherwise we're ruined!
-
-I can help you.
-Everything's already packed.
-
To be honest, I'm so happy!
I love travelling!
-
-Do you need anything?
-I'm fine, don't worry.
-
I'll get something nice for the wedding,
I'll send it so that it arrives on time.
-
I'll buy your son lots of things,
and if you need anything
-
after the wedding, let me know
so I'm ready for it.
-
Elsa, please.
-
Because I don't think you'll leave it at
a son, Eduardo is good with kids.
-
Can you say goodbye for me?
I wanted to contact him,
-
but I'm running late.
-
Yes, I'll tell him.
-
Say goodbye to everyone else,
to Rocío and Vicente,
-
congratulate them for me on their wedding.
-
I'll keepit in mind.
-
Don't think I'm forgetting Nelson's book,
I'll think about what I'mgoing to do.
-
And when I come back,
I'll get it published!
-
-No, no, no crying!
-Well, I think we have to go now.
-
-Yes dad.
-Let's get going.
-
What did we say about being sad?
-
I'll be back very soon.
-
Good bye sis,
I wish you luck
-
Same to you.
-
-Let's go, dad.
-Let's go.
-
You're strong Elsa, I know you'll find
your own happiness someday.
-
-How are you feeling?
-Hm, better, thank you.
-
You look depressed, are you
sure you're feeling better?
-
Your wound is not infected, is it?
-
No, I don't think so.
-
Were you treated today?
-
Yes, Juan Miguel came to treat me, now
he's at the clinic with that girl.
-
The nanny.
-
How is she doing?
-
I was told that she's still delicate,
but she's showing signs of healing.
-
Maybe she'll be lucky enough to live.
-
-I hope so.
-You're being very forgiving.
-
You don't hate her after what she did?
-
She's a sick woman, Estefanía.
-
I don't know who I am, I feel confused,
I felt like I wanted to die,
-
get rid of this body, my body is
like a jail cell, I want to end this.
-
I want this pain to stop.
-
They were saying she has two people living
inside her, but who's the legit one?
-
Ivette or Blanca?
-
Supposedly, I'm Blanca and the impostor is
the other one, the cold-blooded murderer.
-
That being without a conscience,
that lives a life of strife,
-
that lets her passion run wild, that
hates and that destroys, that Ivette.
-
Yes, that woman that Omar
was so scared of right?
-
The woman that drove him mad?
-
She doesn't exist, she's a ghost, she's
the result of my fear and loathing...
-
She's... a dark, evil being hiding
inside my every thought...
-
Look, I don't really understand what
you're going on about.
-
She lives inside your body, right? But
that body was in someone else's arms..,
-
Don't tell him, please... That's
what kills me.
-
Well, you're going to have to tell him,
Juan Miguel needs to know the truth.
-
-Tell him the truth?
-Yeah, don't you think?
-
I wanted to, but I can't do it...
-
Well, if you won't say anything,
I'll go ahead and tell him, huh?
-
Do you still love him?
-
...Elsa
-
Why so grave, dad? Are you going
to give me a goodbye speech?
-
No dear, I just wanted to try to justify
my, and your mother's attitude.
-
You might think that we didn't
rise above the circumstances,
-
from what happened.
-
Don't worry, you've been good parents,
I don't have anything to complain about,
-
neither you or mom.
-
Well dear, it's just that we thought-
-
It had to be this way, dad.
Beatriz always treated you nicely,
-
she deserves all the love she can get from
you and mom, and from Eduardo, too.
-
You know what? I'm sorry that life gave
you so many dissapointments.
-
This is the life I chose, dad. I deserve
this for leaving Eduardo behind,
-
to try and pursue Nelson.
-
-Well?
-How's the sweetest woman doing?
-
-Eduardo, don't you have work to do?
-Not right now, that's why I'm calling.
-
Elsa already went to the airport with
Mr. Francisco, she told me to say goodbye.
-
I hope she has a pleasant trip.
-
I would hope so, I felt like she was
pretending to be happy about the trip,
-
yet she felt sad and defeated inside.
-
I just don't want you pulling the wool
over Juan Miguel's eyes.
-
Don't try to trick him, I think he
deserves to know what's going on.
-
You're a good person, Blanca,
you must tell him the truth.
-
Spill everything,
-
-I would lose so much...
-Uh, I know, but them's the breaks.
-
Omar and Juan Miguel are very close, like
brothers, Juan Miguel knows about my case.
-
He might forgive me, but even
he can't be that understanding.
-
I'm nervious because I don't know
what my future holds, anytime now,
-
I'll have to leave this house,
you said it yourself.
-
It's about my daughter Estefanía, it's
normal wanting her by my side.
-
But it may be more difficult now.
-
Why is that?
-
Things weren't going smoothly and now
Patricio made it worse, since everything
-
I earned with patience and kindness he
blew it out due to his stubborness.
-
After what Patricio did to Marichuy,
my daughter will not want to live here.
-
She won't come back home.
-
Look, I think I believe in being right,
because you've been badgering,
-
only to say you can't ask me for it?
-
What do you mean by that?
-
Allow me to give you some advice. Heh, pot
meet kettle, but whatever, I'll tell you.
-
Try to always be Blanca. Always.
-
What do you mean?
-
Look after Blanca, I can feel a bit of
respect, and maybe some pity.
-
But that woman, that buxom criminal?
She'll get no sympathy from me.
-
I'll face her whenever, wherever, and
she'll have to face the music.
-
No, you can't do that, if you ever find
yourself face to face with Ivette, run.
-
She hates you, she wants
to destroy you, just run.
-
I'm not scared because that tramp
has nothing on me.
-
She's dangerous, like a raging demon!
-
Woman or demon, I'll wipe the floor
with her, so keep her on a leash.
-
Get her out of your system.
-
I wish I could.
-
Well, there's your homework,
try to not let Ivette hurt you
-
Or Juan Miguel, just like she did Omar.
Because I won't allow it.
-
Not allowed, got it?
-
I'm done with her. Goodbye, Juan Miguel.
-
-Wait, wait, how is our son doing?
-Good.
-
-You came alone?
-Yep.
-
-May I join you?
-No thanks.
-
-I think I really should join you.
-What? Why?
-
I want to... go for a cup of coffee with
you, have a nice chat.
-
Helping me? You? How?
-
I'm going to talk with dad,
I'll try to convince him.
-
I promise that I'll do everything I can
to make him accept Marichuy.
-
Then you'll have your daughter with you,
and you can live happily ever after.
-
Estefanía, that would be very kind
on your part... if you were honest.
-
But.. are you sincere?
-
-What is there to talk about?
-You, me, us,
-
Right, so I don't think there's
anything to talk about, Juan Miguel.
-
Oh, but we do, I have a lot to tell you.
-
I'll pass.
-
You can't pass up the fact that...
I still love you!
-
Hey now, who would believe that?
-
It's the truth, Marichuy... I love you...
I love you just like I've always loved you
-
You don't belive me?
-
Well, no use crying now, why say
yes if it's a no, huh?
-
Marichuy, please understand-
-
-Goodbye, Juan Miguel. I'm done.
-Why do you refuse to talk?
-
Because the woman you should love
is Blanca, that kind sweet woman.
-
Huh? But please, stay away from that other
one, run away if you need to!
-
Yeah?
-
There you are! I didn't know
you would head out today
-
I just had felt like it, so I left.
-
-Where?
-The clinic.
-
-To do what?
-To check on Ivette.
-
And Blanca too, I guess.
-
-What for?
-I just wanted to know.
-
-How is she?
-Well, she's stable now.
-
-So you did see her?
-Yep.
-
-You talked?
-That too.
-
-Was she alone?
-No, Juan Miguel was there.
-
-I fell asleep, right?
-Yes, a long while.
-
-Marichuy's gone?
-Yeah, she left. What did you talk about?
-
-She asked me some questions.
-About your condition?
-
I don't think she knew.
-
Or she doesn't understand.
-
She wanted to know who I am
If I'm Blanca or Ivette.
-
Why does Marichuy care now, even
coming here in person?
-
Just curiosity.
-
-Marichuy is protecting you.
-From who?
-
Me.
-
-Juan Miguel is everywhere!
-Why so mad, me or him?
-
You, you didn't have to go there,
why visit her?
-
You went to see him, hm? To meet with
Juan Miguel, you knew!
-
You knew he'd be by her side.
-
I wish I didn't need to avoid
going anywhere, just
-
Because of Juan Miguel.
-
-He's back?
-Yes,
-
-What for?
- For the kid.
-
-You let him see the baby?
-I can't keep him away.
-
And you know what,
they wrote about this?
-
It's her brother, I let her play
with him, why stop her?
-
With a man I might be tough and rough
but with her?
-
No.
-
Marichuy's right to do it, you told me
something about my illness,
-
you said that I looked for men
that I could destroy.
-
-Is she afraid that you'll destroy me?
-I am too, even moreso.
-
I wish I had never gone to your house,
I found your kindness when I needed it,
-
and I do not wish to harm you
Juan Miguel, in any way.
-
Ivette can't destroy me.
-
But she'll make you suffer,
to the pain.
-
No, Blanca, we will destroy her,
what happened with Marichuy's mother
-
was the last straw, you're starting to
realize why you have a split personality.
-
That's a sign that you are
progressing towards being cured.
-
Can't you see that Juan Miguel is using
that to get close to you?
-
Pfft, I doubt I'll need him, you know?
-
He thinks you do, it's just an excuse,
he'll find anything to get between us!
-
That's why I wanted to leave for the ranch
-
and we could leave this behind us.
-
If we haven't left yet it's because
when we were about to leave
-
you said we should stay
-
I agree, but I think I was wrong,
this hasn't been for the best.
-
It's just that Omar-
-
We still have time,
let's get away from everything.
-
But I said-
-
Let's cut ties with them, to our memories,
let's erase what happened in the past,
-
Your life, my life, let's get away from
those two, Ivette and Juan Miguel
-
they're ghosts that continue to haunt us,
we should leave them in the dust,
-
So we can finally try to search
for our happiness.
-
Come on Marichuy, let's go to the ranch,
somewhere far away, anywhere else!
-
As long as we can get away
from Juan Miguel or Ivette.
-
Oh, tired from playing grandma Marianita?
-
Maybe we could continue the tale?
-
I can if you want to, you asked me
if Hansel and Gretel
-
were able to find their way home
throught the forest
-
after Hansel left a trail of pebbles.
-
Yes, right there!
-
When the night fell, Hansel and his sister
started following the path
-
marked by the pebbles that
shined in the moonlight.
-
When they arrived home, they sneaked in
so that their stepmother didn't find out,
-
then they layed down to sleep
after their tiresome walk.
-
The next morning, their stepmother found
them and told the lumberjack
-
that he had to take the children away.
-
But this time, he had to return without
them, and the crestfallen lumberjack
-
told his children that they would
return to the forest,
-
The children obeyed, but before they left
Hansel pocketed a loaf of bread,
-
and so they started to walk
towards the forest.
-
getting in farther and farther, yet Hansel
was calm, for he was leaving breadcrumbs
-
that would help them find their way back.
And when the night fell and their father
-
was nowhere to be seen, Gretel
couldn't take it and started crying.
-
Hansel told her to not fear, because the
trail of breadcrumbs would help them
-
but when he tried to find his way,
he couldn't find any crumbs or a path.
-
He didn't notice that as soon as he
dropped some crumbs, birds from the forest
-
would quickly eat them up.
-
For real, grandma? Then what did they do?
-
The poor children were scared and stayed
in the forest until the next morning.
-
The light of day allowed them to see
where they were going, yet they were lost,
-
so they decided to walk in
a random direction, and so they did.
-
They tried to find somewhere they could
be find shelter, they walked and walked...
-
Whoa! I've never been in a place
that was this cool before!
-
I'm glad you liked it, I ordered some
salads for us, is that ok?
-
Oh yeah, I'm really hungry!
-
israel, have you seen these prices?
-
What about them?
-
Are you sure you'll have enough to pay?
It's so expensive!
-
And you won't split the bill? Haha.
Don't worry Becky, it's fine.
-
I brought you here because today
is a very special day.
-
Oh look, it's the third
one we've got so far.
-
Why would we want more?
We aren't going to use them.
-
Oh, I know, it doesn't matter,
I'll pick one to use,
-
and I'll put the others away.
-
Look, there's a gift from my parents,
a check for our trip!
-
Whoa, that's some gift we have there,
if we keep getting so much money,
-
-I won't know how we'll spend it!
-That's good.
-
Yeah!
-
Are you done yet?
Hi hi.
-
Hi Estefanía.
-
I'm sorry to interrupt, but I came here
on behalf of my family to give you
-
your wedding gift, you know that my
mother is still recovering.
-
Thank you! It's heavy, what is it?
-
It's a table centerpiece, you're gonna
love it, I picked it myself.
-
Oh yeah, thanks.
-
-You're welcome, you look very excited!
-Yeah!
-
Like every couple that's
in love with each other
-
-Must be nice feeling that way.
-Oh yeah, when are you getting married?
-
-Never.
-Why is that?
-
Why?
-
Because it's over between us,
Israel doesn't deserve me.
-
-You don't say?
-Yes, I'm not interested in him anymore.
-
-Mango flameé?
-Yes, please!
-
I really would have preferred
taking you out for dinner, but...
-
I need to be at the hospital.
-
Very strange you didn't invite Ms. Velarde
-
I decided to invite you.
-
You're very kind, Israel,
inviting me to a place like this.
-
Why did you invite me?
-
-I told you, today's a special day.
-Hm, is it your birthday today?
-
-Hm, no.
-Must be because you're back in Mexico!
-
Oh, I know! It's because
you've got a new flat!
-
-That isn't it, Becky.
-I give up, what are we celebrating then?
-
-This!
-Oh my, Israel...
-
I told you this was a very special day.
-
How was mom?
-
She's fine, she doesn't need help now.
-
Oh, thank you, Juan Miguel.
-
No, thank you for standing by and
enduring all those treatments,
-
Must have been hard, Cecilia, thank you.
-
It would have been too cruel getting that
girl in trouble, knowing what happened.
-
And well, I'm glad she's safe now.
-
I think you'll be able to leave
by tomorrow.
-
You know, Juan Miguel?
I'm almost thankful that this happened,
-
this incident brought me
closer to Marichuy
-
Finally, Cecilia?
-
Yes, if you could see how she changed,
something had to happened where Marichuy
-
could see me acting as a mother,
proof of my motherly love...
-
She even came to see me!
-
Is she going to live here with you now?
-
I would love that, Juan Miguel, having
Marichuy and Patricio here with me.
-
But Patricio doesn't want that, he says
that if Mairchuy comes here, he'll leave.
-
And I'm sorry, but if my daughter wants to
live with me, I'll accept, if Patricio
-
leaves over something so absurd,
he's free to do what he wants.
-
That's not how it should be, Cecilia.
You're a very close couple, right?
-
Yes, I love my husband, but my daughter
also needs me, as does my grandson.
-
-My son!
-Yes.
-
Oh, that boy would help me get over my
motherly hang ups, I would enjoy those
-
moments I couldn't experience with
Marichuy, I cannot afford to lose her
-
if I could avoid it, she's still my
daughter, a daughter that I owe a lot to,
-
and now that I can have her I can give her
my love and kindness.
-
And I'll do it no matter what!
-
Onelia, I want to give you
an invitation to my wedding.
-
I didn't do it before because
I thought you'd turn it down.
-
Why did you think that?
-
Because I'm marrying Vicente, and you
never approved of myrelationship with him.
-
Vicente, Vicente... Is he that madman
that got in the motorcycle accident?
-
That Vicente?
-
Yes, but we've changed a lot,
we've changed our perspective in life.
-
And what matters is that we're
deeply in love with each other.
-
I found out he's from a well-off family,
very good, decent people.
-
What we call respectable,
so I hope you really did change.
-
You can see for yourself, Onelia!
-
-Then I'll gladly go to your wedding.
-That's good to hear!
-
What gift should I buy? I want to give you
something good.
-
Oh, you can get anything, I don't care.
-
How about a table centerpiece?
-
Eh, maybe something else, we've
already got six of those.
-
Thank you for being honest, Rocío,
I'll think of something better!
-
Thank you very much! Thank, Onelia.
-
Have you heard anything about Blanca?
-
Fortunately, she's out of danger,
any time now I'm sure my brother
-
will bring her back home.
-
So Leopardo asked you again
to leave for the ranch?
-
Yes Cande, and I feel that like,
he wants to really get out of México,
-
but to protect me.
-
You should be thankful that he worries
so much for your and the boy's safety.
-
Yeah, I'm thankful, but I really
ay, I convinced him
-
we can't leave yet.
-
And why not? I think he's got good
reasons for wanting to leave.
-
Yeah, I don't doubt that but right now
I'm in my mom's good graces.
-
Well yeah, that must have been the best
thing that's happened to Ms. Cecilia.
-
There's also Juanito,
she's so excited over her grandson,
-
she's been watching over him
and she likes being with him,
-
I think since she couldn't with Miguelita,
she's making up for lost time.
-
That's it, right?
-
Yeah, you got it!
-
Yeah, and also my new show will debut,
and I couldn't leave Amador in the dust,
-
after all he's spent on us, you know?
-
That... Really doesn't matter to me at all
-
And what about Rocío's wedding, I can't
fail to show up, Chío has always been
-
like a sister to me, remeber.
-
I can't deny it, but all those things
you're saying sound like excuses.
-
Excuses!?
-
Yes, I know you and what you really want
is staying close to Juan Miguel.
-
No, don't fret Cecilia, I'm sure your
husband wouldn't do that.
-
Oh, you don't know him like I do, even
if the thought kills him, he'll leave
-
before letting Marichuy live with us.
-
Do you want me to speak with him? I may
be able to make him see his mistake.
-
Would you do that?
-
Yes, i'd gladly do so.
-
Hey, then do it, Juan Miguel,
even though I'm not sure it'll help
-
change his mind...
-
Yes, yes, Is Mr. Patricio
at home right now?
-
He's probably at his office.
-
-I'll go visit him, excuse me.
-Thank you, Juan Miguel.
-
-Come in.
-Hello, Patricio.
-
Did you come to treat Cecilia?
-
-I did.
-How is she?
-
Her wound is healing, and your
wife gave me the good news.
-
Good news?
-
She's closer with her daughter now.
-
...Marichuy.
-
Do you realize what
you're saying, Candelaria?
-
Yeppers, you can't deny it, even if you
try to deny it you can't forget him.
-
You're still in love with him,
don't deny it!
-
Well, that's why I cannot allow,
I mean I cannot allow that woman,
-
the one that hurt Omar to
hurt Juan Miguel, right?
-
Oh, how noble of you!
-
Oh, I couldn't tell you before, but do you
know what I did? I went to see Blanca...
-
Oh my God! How could you!? After she
tried to kill you, how could you do that!?
-
No, wait! Look, what happened is that
Blanca is really a good person,
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Ivette's the evil one,
it's all really, really weird.
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Yeah, you just lost me.
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It's very complicated, but whatever,
I flat out told Blanca
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that I wouldn't let her go after
Juan Miguel, since he's my son's father.
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And when my son grows up I won't
hide anything from him.
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I'll tell my boy everything, that his dad
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has a different family
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It's about your daughter.
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My daughter, as you called her,
has offended me greatly.
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You must try to understand her,
Mr. Patricio.
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She was treated badly.
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And when is she going
to stop resenting us?
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That comes from her time as an orphan,
having no home,
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looking for love no one gave her, when
I brought her here Marichuy thought
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"Finally! A home! A family!"
yet you failed her.
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Do you realize? You called her a thief,
then kicked her out to the streets again.
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without any reservations, don't you think
Marichuy has reasons to feel that way?
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To resent you?
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I didn't know she was
my daughter back then.
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That doesn't matter, Patricio. She's hurt
over it, the injustice of being scorned,
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over being rejected again.
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I understand, but she's already
paid me back, since I went to see her,
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and rejected me in turn.
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-You need to try again.
-I won't humiliate me further.
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Why can't you leave your pride aside?
There's something bigger at stake!
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Your wife is at stake!
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If Cecilia prefer her over me,
I'll make myself scarce.
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Marichuy's your daughter,
not a stranger!
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What a daughter!
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That's life, Mr Patricio! Your daughter
could be by your side,
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yet you reject her, while I'm here
dying to have my son with me,
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the one I had with her!
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You think I don't have feelings? It's true
that I wasn't willing to go see her
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I felt my pride being hurt, yet I realized
that my blood flows through her veins
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that she was the result of
my and Cecilia's love.
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So I decided to get Marichuy,
not just for Cecilia, but for myself.
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But that girl is rude and abrasive!
So much for that!
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You know she's like that because
she had to be that way
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-She's very haughty.
-Well, she is a Velarde.
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What's heritage isn't stolen.
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Do you want meto crawl on my knees
and beg to her? That won't happen!
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That's why I responded just as she did.
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No, I think Marichuy was hoping
that you'd open up your arms.
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If I'm treated with scorn,
I respond with scorn.
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So does she, Mr. Patricio. I've learnt
how to treat her, she'll react fiercely
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towards any offense, yet she'll be
receptive towards kindness,
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she'll be willing to open up.
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If it all comes down to buttering her up,
I'm afraid I won't do it.
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It all comes down to taking
the first step!
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She has to do it!
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-You know she won't.
-Neither will I.
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-You should have gone to the wedding.
-I'm staying here with this bundle of joy!
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-Oh, I can babysit him too.
-You should have gone there.
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Oh no, Cande, I'd rather stay home,
weddings bore me.
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What? You're not going to
Purita and Adrian's wedding?
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Oh, I'll go to that one, how could I miss
it, my daughter's getting married!
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Weddings are so pretty,
I really, really love them!
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I could have gone to Rocío's, but I dunno,
I might have had one of those, uh,
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panic attacks.
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-From the emotion?
-No, from seeing Marichuy besides Leopardo
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and then San Roman at her other side!
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Yeah, right? The three of them together.
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When those three are close by, it's like
having gunpoweder near an open flame,
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it could go boom at any time!
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Oh my god, Candelaria.
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I don't wanna be predicting anything, but
those two, Juan Miguel and Leopardo,
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They're gonna get into a fight
over Marichuy, I bet!
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You'll see, in time!
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I'll get a different one, this one wasn't
so good, this one's ripe.
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I'll have to eat it, we can't just
throw it out.
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So, I was very excited to tell
you about our plans.
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I just told Purita that I
was with father Anselmo.
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We're getting married in a month,
Mrs Clemencia
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Oh, that's some good news!
Congrats to you two, I'm sure
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you'll make a cute family!
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And I believe we have to start buying
what we'll need,
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time's running out.
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I agree, you need to be prepared,
starting with her wedding dress.
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You'll be the most beautiful bride,
Purita!
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Thank you ma'am, but I don't feel that way
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That's too bad, because from here
you look beautiful!
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You're the prettiest woman in the world,
I'm lucky to make you my wife.
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-Oi oi oi oi, where are you going?
-I'm going to see aunt Rocío-
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No Mayita, your aunt is getting dressed,
you shouldn't go in.
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She's very nervous right now.
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-Really?
-Yes, hehe.
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-Why is she so nervous?
-You'll know when you get married.
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-Mayita, my dear!
-Daddy! You're handsome today!
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-You're very pretty yourself
-You think so?
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Yes, my dear.
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I would want my brother to come with us.
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is he coming to the wedding?
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I don't think so, he's still
too young for that.
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Can I go to his house
after the wedding?
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There's a party after the wedding,
there's going to be a toast
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for Rocío and Vicente,
and we have to be there.
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That's bad, will Marichuy at least
come to our house?
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I don't know, dear. She might,
but she might not.
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-Aunt Rocío!
-Hii!
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-Whoa!
-So? How do I look?
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Super.
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Let's go, Rocío, they're waiting for you
at the church, and you need to go.
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Thank you, Balbina.
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-My girl, you look radiant today.
-Oh, thank you Balbina.
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My little sister is becoming a woman,
even if she's a bit too young.
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-I almost can't believe it, brother.
-Try not to cry, now.
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Same to you, haha...
So, thank you for everything!
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You're the best, brother!
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-I love you.
-Oh, I'm so nervous...
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Was she here? I heard her voice in the
distance, when I was dying I heard him,
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calling me, and Ivette told me.. My name
is not Blanca, Ivette said... It was him.
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...Him.
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(Ivette) (Ivette)
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(Ivette) (Ivette)
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Omar, please save me! Save me, Omar!