02x30 - Mejía marries Carolina, but she has a master move

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HER MOTHER'S k*ller, SEASON 2

They're cutting you loose.
I mean, what the guy's saying

is like, "Look, I loved you
in my childhood but now I don't."

He went all in with that broad.

And Pablo, you don't see him angry angry.

I asked you not to involve Helena in this.

You messed with my life's
most sacred, pure…

You know
I didn't want to hurt Helena.

I want to get something off my chest.
It's been weighing on me a while.

You know I tell you everything I feel.
It pains me to say it since you're fragile

and now you're sick, but it must be said.

Okay, spit it out, what?

I don't agree with you keeping
the pregnancy from Pablo.

Analía will always be
very important to you?

You'll continue to love her very much?

It's a love that will
always be there, present, okay?

But when it comes to a relationship, no.

No, because to have
a relationship, you need two.

Get away.

Don't come back for me.

Because I'm going to make sure Mejía pays
for all his crimes, and I swear to you…

I really don't care how I do it.

You want to know the truth? I'll tell you.

Yes, please. It's why the mics are here.

I'll tell you the truth. Carolina
Valencia was institutionalized

because she was poisoning her daughter.

-It's the truth.
-Come.

You seem off,
like something's bothering you.

I'm not off. No.

-I swear it seems like it.
-No. I'm fine.

-I know you.
-Oh, yeah?

Nothing's going on with me.

The only thing I want

is for the three of us to avoid confusion.

Really, my love.
Look, she can stay a handful of days.

I'll be happy. She's a divine girl.
But what'll happen when

they tell us, "Your baby's here.
It's waiting for you. Come and get it"?

What'll we do?
I don't want to break the girl's heart.

No, no. That won't happen

because Luna knows

she's here temporarily,
that she's here to visit a few days.

Dad, you're telling me the truth, right?
Analía's fine?

And why would I lie
to you about that, love?

-Well…
-Dad,

but that man seemed very sure
about what he said in the interview.

Where'd you get that?

Well, online.

And you know that,
for everything that appears online…

-…you must check the sources.
-Because if you don't?

-You'll look like a fool.
-A terrible fool.

Okay, little one, time to sleep now.

Dad, no more "little one."

Fine, young lady. To sleep.

Until tomorrow, Dad. Love you.

Before answering your questions,
I feel I must

refute the statements
of Vice President Mejía.

I do not have a terminal illness,

and, well, obviously, that means
I'm not dying. Far from it.

Mrs. Guerrero, so, last night, Mr. Mejía

lied to all of us Colombians?

Why would that be?

Yes, well, he really did
enter my home uninvited,

claiming I was sick, and I tried
to get him to see his mistake.

I had a feeling
this woman wasn't telling the truth.

…to explain
such strange behavior…

That m*therf*cker knew
just how to do it to me.

But fine,
since he decided to reveal it,

well, I feel obligated…

How could I be so stupid?

What I will tell you,
and so it's not a secret from anyone,

is that, a short time ago,
as the whole country knows,

President Rosales and I were
the victims of an attack.

And then, shortly thereafter,
rumors began to spread

that the attack was self-inflicted,

which clearly suggests

that they want us out
of the government at all costs.

What I do think

is that Mr. Mejía is obligated

to tell the country where he obtained

the information
on my supposed terminal illness,

because, a person of that caliber
and with that status in government,

I don't think they should be
making public assertions

based on rumors and gossip
on social media.

I reiterate. I am in perfect health.

I have never thought about harming myself,
much less ending my life.

So, today I want to set a precedent

and make a public statement

so it can be known that,
if anything happens to me,

I hold Guillermo León Mejía
one hundred percent responsible

because the past days' events

show that there is a plan
to assassinate me.

Thank you very much.
No more questions, please.

-And this sh*t?
-What is it?

"If you have anything you want to know
about me, you can ask me personally.

I have no problem responding
to your questions." Analía Guerrero.

Huh?

It turns out she's much more clever
than we thought.

She always knew we were following her.

We must admit
that Analía prepared Rosales well.

I fell for it hook, line and sinker.
My hands were tied.

You must go out and deny it.

What gave you that idea?

The naïveté is lovely, really.

Or why don't I go out and say
our friend Bernal here

led us right into the trap
Analía set for us? Huh?

Look, this is not the time to cast blame.

Plus, the deal
on the routes is already underway,

and we don't have the luxury
of letting Analía f*ck it up.

And I also don't have to tell you
what could happen if she does.

Come in.

It smells bad in here, huh?

Feeling real empowered, huh?

Mr. Bernal, it seems

you're not a man
who follows advice easily.

I told you to be careful
with whom you do business.

Well, especially with her, and…
you're in a really bad position.

Look, no one tells me what to do.

Nor will I let anyone intimidate me.

Fine, if you say it,

we must believe it.

Why don't you go
and keep lecturing your baby doll

so he can fall more quickly
and leave my office?

Hmm?

If you or your people try to harm me again

or specifically try to k*ll me,

well, especially her,
one hundred percent of the responsibility

will fall on you.
Let that be clear to you.

Time to start polishing
that fake news, huh?

You're really lacking in sophistication.

Are you aware that this is all your fault?

Because it's been a while
since you…

Shut up

and don't mention

what you're thinking.

What still intrigues me is

how the f*ck--

in my office, in my house,

whoever wants to-- can come in.

You're going to… circulate

a publication saying that…

I apologize to Analía
and to all the Colombian people,

that I made a mistake
by believing my daughter Sofía,

who only wanted
to slander her sister Analía

and was unaware
of the magnitude of the lie…

-But…
-…she'd created. I'm not finished.

And you will publicly admit

to having deceived your dad
about Analía's illness.

Are we clear?

Are you finished?

Not yet.

Are we clear?

Are we clear or not?

Yes, yes. We're clear.

Huh?

Does anyone else have anything to say?

Very well.

-Oh, Dorita. Hi.
-Hi. What happened?

-No, but…
-I'm busy. I have things to do.

But madam, how long are you going
to stay angry with me?

No. I'm not angry.

-Look. So you'll believe me.
-What happened?

So you'll believe me
and stop looking at me all mad like that.

Look. Huh?

The company where I'm working.
Senior executive.

No, it's a lie, but this is the address
if you want to visit me,

well, so you'll believe me.

But not an executive?

No, well, not so much an executive but
more like carrying boxes and all,

but all the same, it's real.

I have to rush out.
They're waiting for me in the truck.

I need you to move the wedding up.

All this urgency
was to give me this great news?

I promised you we'd get married,
and we'll do it your way.

I love you.

You've always wanted
the most stylish wedding,

and we'll do it that way.

And who better than you
to take charge of the preparations?

I'll go because I have a lot to do.

Got your dress ready for my wedding?

The dress no,

but the thong, yes. And it's red.

-Ingrid.
-Ma'am.

Will you take me to the journalists
covering the Presidential House news?

-What happened?
-Thanks.

I need to divert attention away
from my giant f*ck-up

by doing that interview with Dávila.

And nothing's better
for defusing political scandals

than some girl trouble or showbiz gossip.

I need my wedding with Carolina

to be the most important event
in the whole country,

so all those sons of b*tches
will talk of nothing else.

Divine.

Divine, divine.

And, if you want,
I'll be your maid of honor.

But only if, as soon as you're president…
we k*ll her.

Or we return her to the asylum
she never should've left.

You decide.

I decide what's done with Carolina.

I know you, Peña.

Are we clear?

As long as you decide
between those two options, we're clear.

f*cking life.

I am happy to announce

that Vice President
Guillermo León Mejía and I

now have a date set for our wedding,

in which we will allow
all Colombians to participate

because we will transmit it
through our social networks.

Mrs. Carolina,
can you tell us anything in advance?

Relax. You will receive the itinerary
for our wedding very soon,

and, of course, the list of public figures

who will accompany us in person.

Because I imagine
we will also be invited.

-It'll all be fine. You're gorgeous.
-Okay.

Hello, hello!

What? You didn't say I was coming? No.

Know what's worse?
That I didn't bring flowers.

-No, then…
-Calm down. They're cool here.

Hello, hello!

Hi!

-And who are you?
-Hi.

Who are you?

Me? I'm Pedro Páramo.

Luna.

Luna, nice to meet you.
Pretty name.

Pedro Páramo!

-How'd you get here?
-Ale.

Oh, well, I'll give it back if you want,
if it's getting embarrassing.

No, no! Hi.

-Hi. How are you?
-How are you? Uh…

Carmen of my heart.

Carmen, Alejandra.

-Yes. A pleasure.
-A pleasure.

How great that you're here.
Come in, please.

-Really?
-Yes.

Have a seat.

Thanks.

Uh-huh.

What a nice surprise, Juan.

Hey, so pretty, little sister.

-Your daughter's very pretty.
-Oh, thanks.

I'm not her daughter.

Hmm… But all the same you're very pretty,

I like you a lot,
and we're friends, right?

And you're pretty
and have the most divine hair

I've seen in my life.

Know what? You looked really good there
with the pay going down, huh?

Aha. That's what I call the crumb tactic.

Let them see your needy face
so they toss you some extra work.

Of course. Hey, speaking of that,

I was going to ask you, well, to see
if you'd help me the same way.

Because, well, with what they'll be
paying us, no one can live on, huh?

You ask for so much your pockets must
have holes in them. What a pain.

-Ah.
-I'm joking.

I told you, if the coke is there,
it's because they're doing

some gutsy nasty business.

And that girl, that girl is who
was following Froggy. Look.

We did the most
important part. Infiltrating.

Now we have
to make sure she doesn't notice

we're Froggy's friends.

-Of course. Yes, yes.
-Look.

Don't expose yourself. It's fine.

Hey, what if it's best
to change your "look"?

Change your "look." Like your appearance.

So no snitches come and say, "I saw Toto."

Yes. It's a good idea. Good.

But you…
don't lose sight of that girl, okay?

-Pass all the information on to Froggy.
-Mm-hmm.

I decided to introduce my
family to Carmen of my heart,

because she says I'm a snob.

Oh, that's slander. Please.

Oh, no. I didn't say that.

Yes. You said it and you won't admit it,
but what's important is we do

a lovely social experiment. For what?

-To get rid of those false ideas…
-Not now, come on.

…so you stop mistaking me
disrespectfully

-for a snob.
-Enough, enough.

-Juan.
-I swear I didn't say it.

Relax.

Fine. Let's continue with the experiment.

Let's see. Lunita.
You, you're not going to lie

with such beautiful eyes.

-Is my sister cool?
-A lot.

Just "very"? Very, very, very cool.

And Lau?

She's good with me.

They welcomed me to the house.

Okay, and me? Surely, I'm the coolest.

You're cool, yes,
but a little conceited, aren't you?

You're not supposed to brag
about yourself.

So young and so wise.

Yes, the popular wisdom is upon us.

And will we be stuck doing this all day
or shall we call for lunch for real?

Sorry, what do you want,
to cook here or what?

No, no, sorry.

I have a meeting at the museum, so…

No, are you kidding?
Hey, I told you, my sister? Crappy.

The girl doesn't even need
an introduction,

but, well, the lady there
has her obligations sometimes.

-A little bit?
-She has to go.

Okay. I hope it goes well.

Oh, yes, thanks.
I hope you all have a good time.

A kiss.
What's this antipathy?

Bye.

Bye.

What will become of life, of lunch?

So, what can we order? Whatever you want.

What sounds good to you?

Do you want, like, a pizza,
a hamburger, some tacos?

I have a detector, and I saw

when your eyes lit up when he said…

-tacos.
-Pizza!

Hey, you and I, always so connected.

Super connected, yes.

Neither one. I'd rather have a hamburger.

-How delicious.
-That's why, a hamburger.

-How yummy.
-Great, you order it.

Let it be whatever it has to be.

Let's see.

-Do I win if my cards run out?
-Yes, my princess,

but that won't happen today
because Juan Mario's going to win.

We don't know that yet,

because I always win and it's the law. So…

That's the big sister complex.

In reality it's hard to win
with that pile of cards.

Here, the one who wins
and is the guru of this game is me.

Fine. I'll put all my powers
into this little card and we'll do it.

How many do you have left?

-Oh.
-Uh.

Look at her over there, so quiet.

She's the same as Juan Mario.

Sister, okay now, female solidarity.
I'm counting on you.

-Do it. Let's go.
-Okay.

Now what we'll do is,
we already know how the teams are.

I'm going to ask you.
Which side are you on, please?

Mine.

But since I have so many, I'm going for…

Luna.

…for Juan Mario.

Now it's time, with all the powers,
please, bestow the honors upon us.

-You'll count to three.
-Okay.

Ready…

One. Two. Three!

-Yes, yes, yes, yes.
-No!

We're the winners…

-You're a cheater.
-A little spin here and here.

And a spin around Colombia.

-Tonight's winners.
-Cheater!

Hi, hi.

Hi.

How'd it go?

Good.

What are you playing?

Speed.

Yeah?

Can I play?

Yes, of course.
We were just about to start again.

Okay, let's
pick this up since later…

No, but deal them well.

No, no, my love,

but you deal the cards because Juan is…

-a huge cheater.
-Oof, yes. Right?

This is terrible, like,
it's called oppression.

Want some wine?

Sorry they're criticizing you
online for the publication he made you do.

Don't worry. I'm fine.

Anyway, lots of people won't
believe that story.

The truth is that, for me,
it's important you're safe.

Thanks, really,
because your help has been invaluable.

Did you see Carolina all emotional
announcing the wedding with my dad?

She looked disoriented more than anything.

I've seen her like that a while.
She asked me to go with her

tomorrow to find a wedding dress.

God. That wedding is
a smoke b*mb by Guillermo.

We'll see what Paulina comes out with.
She won't put up with the wedding.

In any case, thanks again, huh?

Seriously.

I decide what's done
with Carolina. Are we clear?

I imagine that, after today,
it's now clear to you

who's the wife and who's the other.

Well, if that's what you're thinking.

Oh, darling.

You're dying to know if I'm sleeping
with Guillermo, aren't you?

Not at all. Honestly, what's important
to me is what I see,

and what I see here is a second fiddler

who's just a necessary evil
for my future husband.

We're meeting early in the morning
tomorrow. You know where.

What's the word, prince?
How are you?

My dear madam, how are you?

The only thing
that has to matter to you right now

is the job I'm giving you.

And careful about getting on my bad side
or selling me out with Guillermo.

You know what'll happen.

Ma'am, I'm surprised you'd say that to me.
I work under your orders.

And if I have to do something for Mejía,
I do so following your instructions.

I need you to circulate this information

in all communication media
without your name being implicated.

All criticism is to be
directed at Carolina.

It appears in the headlines

of all the sensationalist tabloids
in the country.

I want people talking about
the extravagance of their wedding,

that the money
they're spending on the wedding

could feed 100,000 children
living in extreme poverty.

It's to be a huge scandal. Is that clear?

Yes, ma'am.

Excuse me.

Carolina wanted press for her wedding…

…and she'll get it all.

I love it.

Girls!

Have you picked something you like?

Not yet.

I've tried like 20 dresses
and she doesn't like any.

She looks so happy,
I honestly don't want to ruin her moment.

Yeah, she really is very excited.

Sofi, when your parents were married,
did your dad ever hurt your mom?

Why do you ask?

They speak so badly of him,
I don't want him to do anything to my mom.

The thing with my dad is that…

you never know
if he really loves you or not.

And that hurts.

How're we doing?

Thoughts on this?

Ta-da!

Oh!

Let's see.

I think this is divine, huh?

Let's see. Turn.

What?

No?

Okay.

And this?

Mm-hmm.

Let's see.

No?

And this?

I like it a lot. It's divine.

No.

Okay.

And this?

Ma, you look beautiful. I love it.

Divine.

Yes?

-That's it.
-Finally!

Mrs. Carolina, oh, no. I pity her.

So excited when she announced
her wedding to the press.

But she didn't mention the tons of money
she plans to spend, huh?

Button your lips. These walls have ears.

"The future wife of the vice president
of the republic

doesn't understand austerity.

She decided to celebrate
her marriage in Cartagena

with chartered flights
even for the guests.

We Colombians are all wondering
where the budget will come from."

Do you think Analía did this?

I'm sure.

It's better to have Analía
as an ally than an enemy.

She's dealt Mejía two really big blows
in less than 24 hours.

Well, she knew how to unleash
a huge scandal on social media

on the issue of the exorbitant spending
for Mejía and Carolina's wedding.

Now, what's strange
is that all the criticism

is for her, not for him.

But why? Were you not the genius
who came up with this?

No? Then who was it?

No, it wasn't me.

It was Paulina.

I want to say that our strategy
of pitting them against each other

is working perfectly.

-Point for us.
-No, for Sofía.

She fanned the flames of the animosity
between Carolina and Paulina, see?

It's funny. Mejía thinks
I'm his worst enemy,

and doesn't see the disaster and danger
of the women he takes to bed.

Ani, I need you to see
something I just sent you.

Urgent.

Let's see.

Which one? This? "Everyone's wondering

who the angel was that revealed
these exorbitant expenses

incurred by the vice president's fiancée
for her wedding."

So then Mejía will think
who published this? Sofía?

Mm-hmm.

It's utter nonsense

and a complete lack of judgment

that you told your boyfriend
the details of the wedding.

How many times will I have to repeat
that I had nothing to do with this?

If he learned of the wedding,

it was from Carolina's
statements to the press.

I swear to you I told him nothing.

Analía is the only person
who wants to harm your father.

You live with her servant.

Either you gave him the information
or he stole it to spread it online.

Couldn't it be that it was you?

That she's dying because
you decided to marry Carolina and not her?

Ay, ay, ay.

Know what I do believe?

I believe all those statements
against me are coming from you.

I want to remind you that you were
the one jumping for the media

so they'd notice you existed.

Wouldn't you be the one who spread them?

-I'm no fool.
-That's enough.

-Sure?
-Sure.

I said that's enough.

This attack isn't against you.

Analía is using you
to make me look like a thief.

A squanderer of children's money.

Isn't she?

Or how do you see it, my little one?

Did you see Camila and Juan Carlos?
They like each other.

Did you see what they're saying
about your crazy mom?

She's a queen inviting
all of Colombia to her wedding.

Respect my mom.

She should respect herself.
So great and so stupid.

Pay no attention to her.
She's just jealous.

-Hush, four eyes. I'm not talking to you.
-Mariana, respect.

Fight! Fight!

Two young ladies fighting
as if they were savages?

Hmm? What is this?

Huh, girls?

I'll get to you next, Guzmán, okay?

Come in.

Sit down.

Helena, what you did was very serious.

So, I'm going to call your mom
and tell her what happened, got it?

I ask you, please,
don't upset my mom even more.

She has enough with her wedding.

Fine. Then we're calling your dad.

Ma'am, I've always behaved well.

I ask that you give me
the chance to tell my dad myself.

Fine.

I trust you, Helena. Okay?

We'll summon you very early.

Here's the summons.

Tomorrow morning with your dad.
I'll be waiting, okay?

-Thanks a lot.
-Bring me the summons.

-Thanks.
-Okay.

Next.

They suspended you?

Not yet.

But they're summoning my dad.

I'm worried about the punishment
the school will give

and my dad's reaction.

Your dad will punish you.

The punishment doesn't worry me.
I want him to listen and understand.

He never tolerates violence.

And if you talk to the girl he's dating
so she'll defend you?

Won't she help you?

No, nothing of the sort. But now that you
mention it, there is someone who can.

I feel really bad because I hit someone.

I shouldn't have done that,
but I had to defend my mom.

No, fine, but it's not okay.
It's very bad.

But… well, you also have to understand
that you're under a lot of pressure.

You're the daughter of two public figures,

your mom and dad have
a lot of tension now,

your mom's wedding…

…the complicated dynamic
between me and your mom's new husband.

You know? It's a lot, my Hele.

Talk to your dad.

He will surely set you straight,
but he won't punish you.

It is true that, using violence
to resolve problems and defend yourself,

the only thing it will do
is make things worse.

It'll mess things up, trust me.

Thanks for hearing me
and answering my call

after how badly I behaved
and the horrible things I said to you.

-You know I love you very much.
-Mm-hmm.

I adore you.

Oof.

You can always count on me,

for anything, anytime, at any moment.

This bond we have between us is like this…

…unbreakable. Right?

And it's only ours, no one else's.

As a matter of fact, your dad knows
that. It's why he'll never oppose

us being friends.

I missed you.

Little thing.

I missed you too.

Behave sensibly, damn it.

No, no. She's not answering. I sent her
a message and she hasn't read it.

But, okay, relax. Maybe she's talking
to her friends on the way,

so she's not answering.

I don't know. I hope it's that
and not the Carolina stuff online.

You know how she gets unbalanced.

-And for good reason.
-Yes.

-Know what I think?
-What?

Maybe, I don't know…

My love, hi.

-Hi.
-My love, come here. What happened?

-Where were you?
-Everything's fine. Relax.

-Hi.
-Hi. I just came to bring Hele.

-You're going? See you later.
-Analía, can you stay, please?

-No, no.
-One second, please.

-Okay.
-Good.

What happened?

I fought with a girl who disrespected Mom.

And I can't go to school
until you talk with the principal.

I'm sorry.

Don't worry, okay?

We'll talk about that later.

Wait for me in your room?

Go ahead, precious.

Thanks for coming to get me
and for listening.

There's nothing to thank me for.
I'm here, always.

-Be seeing you.
-Mm-hmm.

Thanks.

-Nice to meet you.
-Analía, Sara. Sara, Analía.

Sara Mosquera, a pleasure.

-Juan Mario spoke very highly of you.
-Really?

-Mm-hmm.
-Well, how nice.

Um.

-Well, nothing. Excuse me. I'll go.
-Yes, go ahead.

-I'll walk you out.
-A pleasure.

-Likewise.
-Bye.

Hey.

What you did with Mejía,
the strategy you used…

it worked out great.

Thanks.

And this with Carolina,
the wedding, the social media,

was that your idea?

No, no. I had nothing to do with that.

If I wanted to do anything,
I'd attack Mejía, never Carolina.

I don't want to do any harm to Helena.

-I'll go.
-Yes.

Okay.

Get me out of here.

You haven't asked me.

But you could change course.

Have a life somewhere else.

Or tell Pablo about your pregnancy
and give him a chance to decide.

I repeat, my child will not be born
under the stigma of Mejía.

Plus, he's already rebuilding his life.
I have no right to interfere.

In life, you have to make
your decisions with integrity.

Good afternoon.
We interrupt our programming

to make way for breaking news.

We are at the Mejía residence,

where he will give statements about the
rumors that went viral on social media

about his wedding.

Honestly, I'm still surprised

by how malicious some people are,

doing harm for the sake of it.
But fortunately the good outweighs it.

With the statement my future wife gave
to the media yesterday,

all she wanted was to allow the country
to participate in our wedding.

That's all.

But what do my enemies do?

Use her words to try to sully my name,

…making it look like…

like I'm going to spend
the national budget

on the celebration of our wedding. Please.

That makes no sense.

It's aberrant, it's cowardly

that they try
to attack me using my family,

inventing scandals
when all they want to do

is avoid the fact that I'm keeping the
promises I made to the Colombian people.

But do you know what?

They were wrong about me.
I will not remain silent.

I will always show up to defend myself
and refute the slander…

If your idea was to stop this wedding,

I hope that, with my father's statements,

it's clear to you that you lost.

…to admit
to my mistakes, as I did

when I publicly apologized
to my daughter Analía

for having believed
in her alleged illness.

Is it possible you might
put your wedding on hold?

No, certainly not.
The wedding will take place as planned.

And I have Carolina here by my side,
so she can confirm or deny

what I'm saying.

Of course, my love.
I'm always by your side.

Can you give us more details on it?

The wedding will be simple, intimate.
We'll be accompanied

by our family, a few close friends

and, well,

those Colombians who want to be with us

can do so through social media.

The gifts received in honor of our union

will be donated to a foundation
for underprivileged children.

Uh… As always,

I'm very thankful for your company

and I wish you all a marvelous day.

Sir!

I feel bad for Mom.

She was dreaming
of a fancy wedding and it fell apart.

Oh, my love, I know
how bad it can feel for you.

But you know what?

The celebration matters least.

The most important is
making the right decision

about whom you want
to spend your life with.

That's the important thing. Hmm?

Analía was right
when she said you're marvelous.

-My God. What do you want from me?
-Dad.

-It's always the same.
-I'm serious.

And why'd you call her?

With you, I felt very confused
and ashamed about what I did.

Plus, Analía knows you very well

and she understands
that sometimes we act out of anger.

Yes.

Anger isn't bad.

And it isn't the problem, being angry.

The problem is making decisions
based on anger, my love.

You're right.

That's why I also apologized to Analía.

Why?

The day I went out to lunch with Mom
and Sofía, I ran into Analía.

And I told her you seemed sad,
but you're better off without her.

He's sad but at peace.
He asked us not to talk about you

-because he wants to start from scratch.
-I love your dad.

If you love him so much, stay away
from him. Don't hurt him by being around.

Being near you has only
given him pain and trouble.

It was you who didn't want
to change to be with him.

Promise me you'll stay away from my dad

and won't come around anymore.

Right. Well, my love, I'm happy
you've cleared things up with her.

Tomorrow we'll go to school.

You'll apologize
and accept their punishment. Okay?

Okay.

This is ready.

-I don't deserve that wedding.
-Tell me, which do you prefer?

A simple wedding and marrying
this country's next president?

Or a pompous wedding you always wanted,

and tarnishing our image
in the government?

Hmm?

Fine. We'll get married the way you say.

I like it when you support me
and understand

that I'm only thinking of our future.

Right?

Don't I deserve a good kiss?

But good, good, good.

They won't change
plans on me last minute.

You will not marry Carolina Valencia.

She dies first.

Let's go.

Hey.

How's Sofía doing?

More relaxed.

She's much more relaxed.
She's resting in the apartment.

Good.

I need us to finish off Mejía.

I understand what you're feeling.

And I promise you it will happen.
We'll do it.

Okay? Now we have to take advantage
of the fact that Paulina and Carolina

are messing up Mejía's life
and distracting him.

That's how we'll advance
the Arango investigation.

Yes. You're completely right.

Let's see.

This is the new
Civil Aeronautics director.

He's a man who,
despite his impeccable track record,

has one big Achilles' heel.
He's addicted to gambling.

Does he have financial problems?

Yes. Plus, he's separating
and reached an agreement with his wife

to give her over half his assets,
well, so she won't go public

-with his weakness.
-Okay.

Before his appointment,
he received this large sum of money.

So then Mejía met his price.
He bought him off.

-Mm-hmm.
-Okay.

Fine. Then we have to find out
what they're trafficking,

find out the possible routes
they're using.

-Okay?
-Mm-hmm. Yes.

Thanks.