-
Who are you? Wait! Lady!
-
I saw you. I saw you both.
-
What are you doing here, at this hour?
-
You! Answer me!
-
Get out of here.
-
Get out of here right now.
-
Leave the baby!
-
What is wrong with you?
-
Leave the baby!
-
No!
-
Rocío, have you seen Blanca?
-
No, why?
-
She's not in her room.
-
I saw her leave by window.
-
What if she left?
-
No, no. She went outside, all dressed up.
-
Oh, God. I hope it's not
what i think it is.
-
Ahh!
-
What happened?
-
Oh my God!
-
Ahh!
-
Marichuy!
-
Oh my God! Help me.
-
I told you Juan Miguel.
-
I warned you.
-
I bet Blanca left, just as I thought.
-
I'm telling you, it wasn't Blanca
who left, it was Ivette!
-
I told you, I saw her from my room,
sneaking around the garden!
-
Just like last night, all dressed up
like her other personality or something.
-
It's hard to believe, but it's true!
-
-Ivette, it's Ivette again!
-I knew this would happen.
-
-I'll go get her.
-Where?
-
I don't know exactly, but I'll go.
-
Juan Miguel, before you go anywhere,
go to Marichuy's house.
-
Oh dear, Marichuy wake up!
Oh thank goodness, great!
-
You woke up!
-
What happened?
-
Ay! My dear, can you stand up? Sorry
I'm so useless that I can't help you...
-
-Thank god you came back!
-Mrs. Cecilia, you're bleeding!
-
I feel it! This wound? What happened?
-
Wait, ma'am, please! mom, mom,
please mom, please please mom...
-
-Why do you want me to go to Marichuy's?
-Because, ugh...
-
What I need to do now is go get Blanca,
-
So why go to Marichuy's?
-
-Call her Ivette!
-Go to Marichuy's house, Juan Miguel!
-
Rocío, explain yourself please.
-
Ivette was heading there, I'm sure of it.
Something bad could happen.
-
-Help me, Candelaria.
-Sure.
-
-Help, Cande.
-Coming!
-
-I'm coming, but tell me what happened?
-She's bleeding, Cande!
-
-I know! But why is she hurt?
-That woman was here, that's why!
-
-Woman!?
-That french woman that used to date Omar!
-
-Oh my God!
-Mom, mom! mom---
-
-Dear...
-Are you hurt? Does it hurt?
-
-No dear, don't worry about it.
-You're bleeding!
-
You're badly hurt, look,
there's so much blood...
-
-Be careful. Careful...
-Does it hurt?
-
-Where's the baby?
-The baby? I had him with me...
-
That woman went for me,
so I made sure not to let him go!
-
When I came here the boy wasn't here!
-
Oh my god! My Son! Where's my son!
That woman must have taken him!
-
-She took him!
-Oh No!
-
Blanca told me, she was very scared!
She said Ivette hated Viviana,
-
and that's why she killed her! So now,
she hates Marichuy, so...
-
Something bad might happen
-
Why didn't you tell me?
-
I didn't really think she would do
anything to hurt Marichuy, but now
-
I'm sure she would! Juan Miguel,
call Marichuy to check up on her.
-
Here...
-
She took my boy! Why!? Why, God, why?
I don't understand her...
-
I don't...
-
-We must find her, Marichuy.
-But we don't know where she is!
-
-We must find the baby.
-Where could she be?
-
That woman isn't right in the head,
she could kill someone again!
-
Yeah, but don't say it,
I don't want to think about it!
-
Where could she have gone!?
I'm going to call Leopardo!
-
-Call Juan Miguel instead, dear.
-Why him?
-
Maybe he brought the boy to his house?
-
-You think?
-I know what I'm saying, dear.
-
Call him now, please, do it!
-
Oh my...
-
-No response?
-Sounds like it's in use...
-
-It's no use.
-Call him on his cellphone.
-
-I don't have that number!
-I don't, either.
-
Let me call home and Martirio will
give it to me, Marichuy.
-
-No, we're wasting too much time!
-Call the San Roman house again then.
-
Maybe it's available now!
-
It's not, and I can't remember the
other number, I feel dizzy, ay...
-
I can't wait!
-
I'm going right there, Cande!
-
-It's unavailable.
-What now, Juan Miguel?
-
I'm going to Marichuy's house!
-
Alright, I'll keep calling.
-
I'll try to get to her
while I drive to her house.
-
You should have listened, Juan Miguel.
That woman is dangerous!
-
I'll come with you.
-
No, you stay here Rocío. If something
happens, tell me ASAP.
-
You're right, I'll stay here.
-
-Juan Miguel...
-AH!
-
-Blanca?
-That woman! Is she carrying a baby!?
-
My son...
-
Mrs. Cecilia, we gotta treat you while
we get you to a doctor!
-
-Don't worry about me, Candelaria.
-How could I not worry, look at yourself!
-
You're bloody all over!
-
No, don't worry about me.
Please call my house, Candelaria.
-
-Alright, alright.
-I'll give you the number...
-
-Alright, I'm ready.
-Ok
-
-Now tell me.
-Five...
-
-Juan Miguel, the baby, the baby...
-What did you do, Blanca?
-
-Give him to me, Juan Miguel.
-What happened? Tell me, Blanca
-
What the hell did you do!?
-
-Mr. Patricio!
-Come in...
-
-Mr. Patricio!
-Come in!
-
Sir, there was a call from Marichuy's
house that said that something happened,
-
and Mrs. Cecilia is badly hurt!
-
She what? What happened!?
-
They didn't explain anything sir,
that was all.
-
Something happened and
Mrs. Cecilia is badly hurt.
-
-Is Miss Estefanía here?
-Not yet, sir.
-
-Get the car ready!
-Eh, right away sir!
-
I saw him fall. so I picked him up.
-
That can't be right!
What happened?
-
I saw him crying on the floor, there were
two other women there,
-
but they were incapacitated,
they were unconcious on the floor...
-
What did you do, Blanca?
What happened!?
-
The baby was crying and crying,
I was afraid something happened to him,
-
I brought him here to you Juan Miguel,
you're a doctor, I think
-
you can check him.
-
Give him to me.
-
-He might be hurt from the fall.
-Bring me my bag.
-
-Alright, brother!
-Is something wrong?
-
I don't see anything.
so what happened, Blanca?
-
-I don't know Juan Miguel...
-Try to remember, please!
-
I don't know! They were both on the floor!
-
Who are 'they'?
-
Some woman I didn't recognize, I didn't
see her, and the other was... Marichuy.
-
(Oh my God, Marichuy!)
-
Here it is Juan Mi- What's wrong?
-
Apparently no- Nothing, really...
Now we have to go to Marichuy's house!
-
I don't know what could have happened...
-
Hey, there's someone knocking on the door,
and they're in a hurry!
-
At this hour?
-
Maybe they're all asleep,
that's why they haven't opened.
-
Get it, please.
-
Probably, well, I'll go get it.
-
-Where's your brother?
-The living room... Wait, what's wrong?
-
My son... Why is he here?
Why do you have him?
-
What are you trying to do?
What did you do, Juan Miguel?
-
What are you implying?
-
He was taken away from me by that woman
and my mom told me to come...
-
So I did and he's here... with you!
-
Marichuy please, I didn't-
-
Can you tell me why you have him?
-
Marichuy, this isn't what you think,
we didn't ask for this.
-
We're checking on the baby because he
fell down and he was on the floor.
-
we were afraid he was hurt or something.
-
-What? Is he hurt? Is he alright?
-No, luckily he's safe and sound.
-
Did you say he fell to the floor?
-
That woman came to my house, and my mom,
Mrs. Cecilia Velarde, opened the door
-
and she was attacked by that crazy broad,
who then goes after me, so my mother tries
-
to get between us, and then she fell to
the floor screaming, and then
-
that demon woman must have hit me in the
noggin, because I fell to the floor too.
-
I blacked out and I didn't see anything
until I woke up, and that's when I saw
-
that the baby was missing.
It was terrible, that woman
-
took my baby with her!
-
She brought him here
so I could check on him.
-
But why bring him here? What does Ivette
have to do with you, I don't really get
-
what the hell is going on?
-
Alright Marichuy, I'm going to explain
everything to you.
-
You better call my house to check up
on Mrs. Cecilia, I have to get back
-
because I think that she is hurt.
-
Before that come with me Marichuy,
Juan Miguel can make the call.
-
-Call them.
-Alright, I'll do it.
-
Come, Marichuy.
-
That woman went upstairs... Mayita!
-
You don't have to worry, Marichuy.
-
-She's completely, totally nuts!
-No, the danger is over, Marichuy.
-
You're very nervous, I'll
bring you something to calm you down,
-
Stay here a second, try to calm down.
Nothing bad's gonna happen, I promise.
-
I'm sorry, so sorry, please forgive me.
I didn't want to hurt anyone...
-
I was worried about the baby and-
-
Who are you and what are you
doing in this house, huh?
-
I live here and I-
-
You're Blanca, the one who's going
to get married to Juan Miguel
-
and that Ivette woman that almost
does in Omar's life,
-
that made him suffer a lot, right? You're
both at the same time, or something
-
Ivette and Blanca are the same person.
-
Marichuy, please don't mention Omar,
don't say anything.
-
But Juan Miguel?
-
He doesn't know anything about
Ivette and Omar.
-
But he needs to know!
-
Please don't tell on me,
I know you're afraid of me...
-
But I wouldn't hurt you, I'm just-
-
I knowyou don't want to leave
until Marichuy comes back,
-
But I don't know what else to do.
-
-Cecilia! ...Cecilia!!
-Patricio!
-
-What happened? Why are you bleeding?
-No, no, don't worry about me Patricio...
-
Not worrying? What's with all the blood?
-
We had a very unpleasant surprise, a woman
came trying to kill Marichuy,
-
and your wife here got between the
killer and Marichuy to save her!
-
So she's the one who go hurt.
-
What woman? Why? You didn't have to get in
the way, this was none of your business!
-
Come, we need to get to a doctor.
-
No, wait, please wait Patricio,
that woman took the baby,
-
left Marichuy unconcious and
when she woke up she went to find her!
-
She went to find our grandson and I'm not
going anywhere until I'm sure there's
-
no more danger!
-
Tch!
-
Marichuy! Take this pill, I'm thinking
of taking one myself...
-
-What for?
-It'll calm you down, just take one, here.
-
Please Marichuy, don't blame Blanca,
she's very sick.
-
In the head, she's is insane!
-
Not exactly, but it's something like that,
she's not accountable for her actions.
-
Marichuy, when she gets like this, nobody
can tell what she'll do, and she doesn't
-
remember anything bad that she does,
like this time she went to your house.
-
She took my baby!
-
It's just that she came to her senses, got
scared, took the baby, and brought
-
him here to his father.
-
Did he forget I'm the mother?
-
He's a doctor Marichuy, Blanca thought
the baby might have been hurt from falling
-
on the floor... She came here with the boy
in distress, you should have seen her...
-
She's a good person Marichuy,
please don't hold it against her.
-
I can assure you that she didn't hurt him.
-
That woman hates me and now
she hates me to death!
-
-Cecilia!
-I'm just a bit shocked, is all.
-
You're looking better, you don't
look so pale anymore.
-
-Ow.
-Let me take a peek...
-
You're not bleeding as much.
-
I have to take you to the hospital.
-
You need proper treatment,.
-
Ok! Ow...
-
The boy Patricio! We must find out
what happened to our grandson-
-
-I'm sorry, but your safety comes first!
-No, I hope it's Marichuy- Mairchuy.
-
Hello? Oh thank goodness it's you,
it turns out that... Wait what?
-
-Let's go, Cecilia.
-Hold a moment.
-
But, you're there? Is he ok?
Oh thank God! Yeah, she's here.
-
A wound on her shoulder, a nasty gash,
but the judge's here with her, hold on.
-
Dr. San Roman wants to speak with you,
Mr judge.
-
What did he say, Candelaria?
-
Marichuy and the boy are at
Dr. San Roman's house, they're both ok.
-
Oh thank goodness!
-
San Roman, we have to talk about what
happened at lenght, but right now
-
I'm afraid it won't be posible.
Cecilia is badly hurt,
-
she has to go the hospital...
And I'll press charges against that woman!
-
Hey, how come you didn't know anything
about it Marichuy? After Viviana's death,
-
the case was in every newspaper!
-
I only read that Viviana was murdered
and that the main suspect
-
was Juan Miguel...
-
-I see...
-But I still don't get it.
-
Why does she use two names, act like two
different people, Blanca with Juan Miguel,
-
and the other one that chases after Omar.
-
why bother, huh?
-
Please, don't take your wife
to the hospital yet,
-
much less press charges!
-
I'm afraid I must insist after
what that woman did to Cecilia
-
Judge, I urge you to be discreet, I'll
look after her myself, you can take her
-
to my office and I'll treat her immediatly
-
But, Juan Miguel!?
-
Judge Velarde, we can talk about this
once you've arrived there!
-
What's up? Who's going to explain
it to me because I feel
-
like I'm taking crazy pills or somethi-
-
They're taking Mrs. Cecilia
to Juan Miguel's office.
-
-How is she?
-I don't konw, exactly.
-
-I wanna go there, can I go there please?
-Yeah, don't worry.
-
Blanca, I'll lock it from outside,
I'm sure that'll put us at ease,
-
so try not to think about what happened.
-
Try to sleep, get some rest, ok?
-
If something happens,
tell Onelia or Balbina.
-
Balbina isn't here, she left early
for her day off.
-
-Doesn't matter, just tell Onelia.
-Ok.
-
-Let's go, Marichuy
-Hey, call me as soon as you can.
-
I want to know how Mrs. Cecilia is doing.
Take care.
-
Sleep... Sleep... Forever!
-
God good, I can't wrap my head around
everything that's happening!
-
Why did that woman take our boy to
Dr. San Roman? Does she know him?
-
Did she know he's the father?
Why take him? What was she thinking?
-
Taking the boy to someone el-
-
-Stop it, Candelaria!
-Alrighty then.
-
I'll keep my mouth shut since it seems
what I say is bothersome.
-
I don't know everything
that happened myself,
-
how could I explain?
-
-Marichuy!
-Omar?
-
-What happened? How are you?
-Hey, how come you're here?
-
I told him, I hope I didn't screw up
by doing that.
-
Candelaria told me something happened and
you were going to Juan Miguel's office
-
-Is the baby sick again?
-It's not that, Omar.
-
Then why did you rush out
so late at night?
-
Because someone came
and took him away.
-
-Who?
-Ivette
-
Her?
-
Or miss Blanca,
whatever you wanna call her
-
Candelaria did well, fortunately
this wasn't very serious.
-
The wound didn't reach a nerve
or an arterie,
-
It could have been very dangerous but the
tip of the weapon struck bone,
-
and that was all.
-
Still, I gave you a tetanus shot.
-
Thanks Juan Miguel.
-
I hope you realize Cecilia's life was
still very much in jeopardy,
-
do you think we can leave it at this?
-
You know Blanca's case better than anyone
else, do you think it's prudent
-
going to the police?
-
That woman is public enemy number one!
-
Public enemy? I heard you say the same
about Marichuy back when you wanted to
-
send her to a reform school, remember?
-
-Oh, so you knew that?
-Yes.
-
-Why didn't you tell me?
-Um, Marichuy um, I had my reasons
-
and I won't say anything else.
-
-If that's what you want...
-If it isn't about the baby, then what?
-
This is Juan Miguel's office...
-
They're treating my mom here,
Cecilia Velarde.
-
-What happened?
-Ivette got her.
-
Jail is your solution for everything,
Mr. Judge
-
I'm not in the prison business, but
I think that, without question,
-
that woman belongs in an asylum!
-
-I'm treating her
-And you think you'll cure her?
-
I do, mr. Judge.
Can I count with your silence?
-
-I don't think that's reasonable.
-Patricio, I don't want to escalate this.
-
Please understand,
your life was in danger!
-
Understand me! What happened with Marichuy
and our grandson will stay behind us.
-
Don't worry about it, Juan Miguel.
-
Thank you, Mrs. Cecilia.
-
Then my mother said that,
so I rushed to find my son,
-
he was at Juan Miguel's house
-
So Ivette did...
-
Omar, it's just that Juan Miguel... He
doesn't know about your ties to her, yes?
-
-He doesn't.
-And why didn't you tell him?
-
Because m-
-
I finished... Treatment's done Marichuy,
you can come see her if you want.
-
Thank you Juan Miguel,
please take care of Juanito, Candelaria.
-
Ok, come here lil' buddy.
-
-Marichuy, come in ...Here
-Mom...
-
My dear daughter.
-
It's ok baby, it's ok.
-
Why didn't you stay with Marichuy
and her mother Mr. Velarde?
-
Why would I? That girl wants nothing
to do with me at all,
-
not even after finding out that
I am her real father.
-
Maybe it's because you didn't want
anything to do with her? Just saying.
-
-You've forgiven me...
-Forgive me for being so boneheaded.
-
Marichuy, what happened that you're
acting in such a wonderful way?
-
It's nothing, I felt your kindness
twice tonight, first when you were
-
putting my baby to sleep while you thought
I wasn't watching, and then when you
-
defended me from that woman,
you almost sacrficed your own life,
-
all to try to save me!
-
Oh, my dear Marichuy...
-
And I still haven't thanked you,
-
because you probably shielded my son
and if you didn't do that,
-
I'm sure that stab would have
landed on my little boy.
-
Oh my god... I'm so sorry that it had
to be this way, mom.
-
Does it hurt?
-
Not anymore, I'm glad I finally won
your love, thanks to this...
-
did you notice that you called me mom?
-
It's just that now I'm sure you love me
since you tried to save my life...
-
Of course, I'd gladly give my life
to save you and your baby.
-
I'd do the same for my boy,
that's what mothers do...
-
Oh dear! Thank you so much!
-
So glad we're back, all these scares
can't be good for us... I'll make some tea
-
to calm down my nerves,
do you want some, Marichuy?
-
-No thanks, Cande.
-Tea?
-
Nah, thanks.
-
Chío gave me a pill, I feel that's enough.
-
Oh, I'd rather something more natural,
pills aren't my thing.
-
-Oh baby.
-Darn, he woke up.
-
I'll go lay him to rest.
-
He fell asleep again.
-
Poor thing, to think he was in danger,
he could have been seriously hurt...
-
Oh man that's too scary, I would have
had a panic attack, imagine how I felt
-
after they told me he fell to the floor
after I blacked out.
-
Are you sure he's ok?
-
Yes, Juan Miguel checked him,
he said that the baby's fine.
-
I'll check him up again tomorrow,
gotta check again.
-
Alrighty, but that's weird, Rocío was
trying to tell me that, oh man,
-
it was a huge shock realizing that Ivette
and Blanca are really the same person!
-
It was like something out of a telenovela,
-
I looked at her and I couldn't believe it!
-
Yeah, I felt like that after I found out.
-
How did you figure it out, huh?
-
It was the last night Ivette went to my
hotel, I rejected her and she got violent,
-
she tried to wound me with a knife,
and she was dead set on killing me.
-
-This one?
-Yes, that's the one.
-
She used this to hurt my mom! So like,
you're supposed to know her.
-
How did she end up
in Juan Miguel's house?
-
-She said she came here to follow me.
-Then why is she with Juan Miguel?
-
Why does she have a different name?
-
I don't know, I can't tell why she
does what she does.
-
It's just that Rocío defendes her
saying that she's just sick
-
I think we need to talk with Juan Miguel,
Omar. We need to tell him
-
the truth about that woman, that she
made your life miserable.
-
What's up, how's Mrs. Cecilia doing?
-
Good, good, luckily the wound
was not fatal, we're really lucky
-
since she didn't hurt anything vital
-
-Where's Blanca?
-In her room.
-
What's with her?
-
I checked up on her. She fell asleep,
nothing bad happened,
-
I didn't wake up Onelia.
-
We have to tell Juan Miguel about her,
that she pretends to be a french woman,
-
that she dated you, that she
was a part of your life and now
-
she came back looking for you.
-
I don't think you should get involved,
Marichuy. This is my problem.
-
But Omar, I'm doing it for Juan Miguel.
-
What do you care about him?
Let him deal with his problems himself.
-
But it's that-
-
We're doing our own thing, nothign else
matters. If Juan Miguel wants to suffer,
-
trying to solve problems from strangers,
well he's an adult and I think that he
-
is old enough to make his own decisions,
don't you think so?
-
Let him marry Ivette or Blanca or whoever,
-
you should focus on me.
-
Don't get mad at me, she's crazy and
she could do something to him.
-
When Ivette went after me you
weren't that concerned.
-
This is different!
-
And you're not jelaous. I told you Ivette
went to my hotel room,
-
yet you didn't really care.
-
You told her to take a hike,
am I right?
-
-Not always, Marichuy.
-Huh!?
-
Remember that time I came here running
away from her, asking you to help me
-
overcome that temptation, when Ivette
wants she can be very convincing and...
-
Why so silent? Are you feeling it now?
-
It's nothing, Omar... Nothing.
-
Be honest with me, Marichuy.
-
It's just that I can't believe that she's
not really that clumsy girl all the time.
-
From plain girl to a kinda sorta
beautiful, dangerous woman!
-
Blancaaaa!?
-
Blanca ...Blanca, wake up!
-
Blanca? Blanca? Blanca!
...Blanca ...Blanca
-
Jaun Miguel, come here Juan Migue, please!
-
What's the matter?
-
I don't know, it looks like Blanca died!
-
-...So father Anselmo went to investigate.
-When did he leave?
-
A while ago, he said we'd meet back here.
-
He'll tell us any news on Purita.
-
-Who?
-Me, Olga.
-
-Hey, hi father!
-Is he alone, or is he with Purita?
-
I dunno, open up, why don't cha?
-
Blanca ...Blanca!, Blanca!
-
-Look, Juan Miguel!
-Let me see... Oh! My! God!
-
What is it? Is she dead or what!?
-
No, no, she has a very faint pulse...
She took too many sedatives, we need
-
to take her to the hospital
immediatly to get her back.
-
call an ambulance right now!
-
-Ok!
-Please hurry up!
-
Blanca? Blanca wake up! Blanca! Blanca!
It's me, Juan Miguel! Blanca!
-
Good morning, it's Dr. San Roman's sister,
I need an ambulance here.
-
It's an emergency, please!
-
Blanca! Listen to me, Blanca! Blanca...
-
Come here
-
-Purita!
-mom!
-
Purita, dear, they let you out of there!
You ain't gonna go back, right?
-
No, mom.
-
She came back to the life she would
like to try and take back.
-
Purita, you're very kind and noble,
but you are no saint.
-
I'm so thankful you came back to us, my
heart sank everytime I thought about you
-
thinking that you were gonna be
locked up there forever,
-
giving up on my daughter!
-
I didn't have enough faith, I lacked
the will to go on, I missed you too much,
-
I missed this place, I thought
a lot about Adrian...
-
.Oh thank goodness! When Adrian finds out-
-
-Clemencia!
-My dear daughter...
-
Why don't we go tell Adrian?
-
-We should make it a surprise?
-A surprise!?
-
-Yes
-We plan it between us...
-
-Yeah, Purita! Purita! Purita!
-My house, my mom...
-
-My dear daughter!
-Mrs. Clemencia!
-
Oh dear Ms. Rocío, I think Miss Blanca
isdoing bad, having to call an ambulance
-
having to get her to a hospital....
-
Yeah, this ain't great Balbina. They're
trying to treat her but I'm not so sure...
-
What happened, Rocío? What was up
with that ambulance, who's sick?
-
-It's for Blanca, Mrs. Onelia.
-She tried to commit suicide.
-
She's not doing well, she may die soon
if she's not already dead.
-
-I hope that's the case!
-Onelia!
-
You must understand that everyone in this
house is in danger with that woman around.
-
You know what she's capable of!
You know that she killed Viviana!
-
Juan Miguel will NEVER be able to cure her
as if there was something to cure.
-
-Good morning dad, how are you today?
-Well... Look who's here...
-
Where were you last night?
It was late and you were nowhere in sight.
-
Sorry daddy, Israel invited me to dinner
and after that we went to dance and...
-
Time slipped, I'm so sorry,
it won't happen again
-
I expect that to be the case, because when
there's an emergency you're not here
-
so you're not aware of what happened.
-
What's the matter?
Did something unusual happen?
-
That's right, Cecilia went to Marichuy's
house and she had a terrible encounter
-
where she was injured,
Blanca stabbed her in in the shoulder
-
when she tried to defend Marichuy.
-
-What!?
-That girl keeps putting Cecilia in danger
-
That can't be right!
Is my mom at the hospital?
-
No, fortunately it wasn't that serious,
she's getting breakfast.
-
I'll go see her.
-
Oh my! This pozole is
finger-lickin' good!
-
-Is someone coming to eat with us?
-Yes dear, we have a guest.
-
She's gonna be here soon, but you better
eat up before it gets cold.
-
Father Anselmo... Can't you tell
that my heart is broken here?
-
Why would you invite someone here?
Purita probably already became a nun.
-
And with that, I will never be able
to see her ever again!
-
-You don't like pozole, Adrian?
-Purita!?
-
-Mom? Mom, what happened?
-Good morning, Estefanía!
-
Hi, so what was that horrible thing
dad said happened? He told me you were
-
in danger, what's that in your arm?
-
Oh dear, Patricio likes to exaggerate,
you know how he is.
-
-But you're hurt!
-No, this is just a scratch, don't worry.
-
You say that now but... I don't want to
imagine what could happen
-
if instead of your shoulder you got
stabbed in the chest!
-
I got lucky when I tried to dodge the hit,
-
and it looks like
it's not my time just yet.
-
perame... perame! ay cuate
Wait... wait! Oh, friender.
-
I met him, grandma! I met my real brother!
-
You don't say? What was he like?
-
He was a precious little thing,
with hands like a doll and and,
-
his eyes were just like my daddy's and
he took my finger and squeezed,
-
and then I helped put him to sleep.
-
Oh? Come, let's sit down.
So how did you meet him?
-
My daddy took me to Marichuy's house,
because my brother is her son
-
and she had him with my dad.
-
You don't know how glad I am
after hearing that.
-
Yeah, Marichuy finally brought
me the brother she prosmised!
-
But my daddy says that they have to
stay where they are
-
because they can't come live with us.
-
Well, I'm sure he has his reasons, and
you have to respect that, remember
-
things happen when the time is right.
-
Yeah but I just want to have them here
with us at the house, we could play
-
and I could look after him as his big sis
-
Today wasn't the day i'd die.
-
You don't want to treat this seriously
because Marichuy is involved,
-
you're always excusing her, but this is
the second time you almost die,
-
all because of her.
-
It wasn't her fault, Estefanía.
-
Dad says it is... The first time, you got
into a car crash because she sent you away
-
and now you tried to defend her f-
Be careful mom, be very careful.
-
third time's the charm,
that obsession you have with Marichuy
-
forgiving you or whatever is going
to cost us dearly.
-
-Not anymore, Estefanía.
-She will never accept you, understand?
-
-You're wrong, it's in the past now.
-What do you mean?
-
-Patricio didn't tell you, huh?
-What?
-
Marichuy forgave me...
She recognizes me as her mother.