02x49 - Carolina's life is at risk: Peña tries to k*ll her

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A NETFLIX SERIES

HER MOTHER'S k*ller: SEASON 2

Yes, I'm the prost*tute.

I imagine Analía gave you that video.

I'm sure she recognized me by my scar.

The one I have here.

Emiliano Fonseca.

You're a smart man.

A clever attorney.

Don't tell me you let Analía convince you
that I'm a criminal.

Everything she's doing is motivated
by the hate she has for her father.

I'm obligated to investigate
all corners of the case,

no matter how unlikely they seem.

For example,

I'm surprised to discover
that you like dressing up as a prost*tute.

What's wrong with that?

No, nothing.

-That's part of your private life.
-Mm-hmm.

But it could also
be connected to other events.

Ms. Peña, tell me something.

What was your relationship
to Mariano Ortega?

Did you m*rder him?

Don't get it twisted.

I'm here out of courtesy.

Who's behind the glass?

Hmm?

Marlon?

Are you there?

Mariano and I were lovers.

He had pretty eccentric taste.

He liked women of the night.

I was happy to please him.

I have no clue if he was m*rder*d,
but I can assure you it wasn't me.

This woman's smart.

Her control is impressive.

She's a cold-blooded k*ller.

That's what she is.

Do you two know each other or what?

If it were up to me, you wouldn't be here.

You may have the attorney's support,
but not for long.

As a lawyer,
you should know that Ortega's body

complicates the prosecution's
homicide investigation,

but you should also know
that throughout the whole process,

evidence emerges that could lead us

to locking up the culprits.

Are you accusing me?

I'm just guaranteeing you
that we'll uncover the truth.

Great. Well, as far as I know,

it's not a crime
to dress up however I want.

If you think I'm a k*ller, then prove it.

But if you can't,
I think that's enough for today.

Please sit down.

I decide when the interrogation is over.

Please.

Well, then.

I could never thank you enough

for everything you did
for my daughter and Analía.

They're alive thanks to you.

How could I not take care
of my best friend's family?

Is it clear that I never meant
to be disloyal or hurt you?

Enough, Sebastián, please.
Don't get sappy now.

I know you inside and out.

No need to explain.

If I were you,
I would've done the same thing.

She's easy to fall in love with.

Yeah, Analía's special.

You were right.

Your story hasn't finished.

Where is she?

At the district attorney's office.
At Paulina's interrogation.

Analía has to watch out
for Attorney General Quintero.

He's convinced that she was part
of Rosales' assassination.

He left the village furious
because everyone raved about her.

I think the secret
of Ana's birth is well-hidden there.

Thank God.

I'll protect them no matter what.

Is that person supposedly me?

You tell me.

Emiliano, please. It's one thing
for me to dress like a prost*tute

for the men I sleep with,
like Mariano and Sebastián Casas,

but quite another for me
to dress up like some character.

I'm flattered that you think
I'm such a chameleon,

but I'm deeply offended
that you think I'm a m*rder*r.

I have no clue
who that guy driving the car is.

In fact, when you catch Melgarejo,

I demand that he tells you
who that man is.

I'm worried about being connected to
Santiago's escape.

Look, miss.

I'm positive that
Castiblanco is six feet under.

And you did it.

You didn't let him back out
and you k*lled him.

That's a very serious accusation.

You have nothing
except for the nonsense Analía told you,

which is just circumstantial evidence.

Trust me, with that evidence,

no judge will dare
to open a case against me,

and certainly not
against this country's president.

Admit it.

With what you have,
you can hardly catch my ex-driver,

who can rot in jail for all I care.

You'll see.

What Ms. Peña says is true.

You didn't present anything.

You don't realize what she's doing?

She's trying to disarm you

so you think her presence here means

she's not involved
in the crimes she's implicated in.

You really can't see it?

Or do you not want to?

Paulina has an extraordinary ability
to adapt to any circumstance.

She's a natural-born survivor.

On top of that, she knows the law well.

That's one of her greatest talents
when it comes to avoiding justice.

I'm used to dealing
with delinquents like her.

There's no doubt
that Paulina's a cold-blooded criminal.

She showed that in the interrogation.

She's a narcissist just like him.

She's just as bad too.

I've been studying her,

but I can't understand
why she idolizes him so much.

But if we manage to understand why,

we'll be able to catch her.

I hope so.

Thank you.

Pablo's little girlfriend
didn't do anything to bring us to him.

For that reason,
I haven't been able to find out anything

about the true state of his health.

It's not my fault that Sara's so passive.

Now,

I don't think you asked me here
so you could complain about her.

It's time to measure your disposition

and see what you're willing to do
to get your promotion.

There's no one here, sir.
But I'll patrol the area.

Check the cameras,

and erase any evidence
that Ms. Meneses has been here.

Yes, sir.

What's wrong?

My dad's having a conversation
with Magda with the door closed.

I tried to listen,
but I think they caught me.

Paulina's telling the truth.
You're betraying your dad.

No, what's going on is…

I'm worried that they'll hurt Pablo.

Are you telling me this
so I'll help you with Guillermo

or because of our deal?

I'm telling you this

because I know that if you helped Analía
get Pablo out of the hospital,

it's because you want to protect him.

Sofía, I want to believe you,

but if you're lying,
you'll have to face the consequences.

I'm not lying.

Are you crazy, Guillermo?

Do you really think
I'd risk being sacrificed

by going against Pablo
to get him out of the Senate?

So you came here to chicken out?

You k*lled the tiger
and got scared of its hide.

Magda, I've seen how you act in public.

You do a great job of selling yourself
as the unshakable woman.

I'm asking you to use that power

to show how worried you are
for your friend's health

and the imminent necessity
to bring order to the country.

With that, you'll be able
to convince your party

to help you request
the attorney's dismissal for incompetence.

End of story.

You're doing all of this
to save Paulina Peña, aren't you?

I'm doing all of this for our alliance.

Yes, this way we can get rid of Pablo,
make him pay for what he did to you,

and we come out on top.

That's all.

Paulina Peña
is the widow of Federico Martino,

and she has money,

meaning that her relationship with Mejía
isn't based on money.

As per her psychological profile,
they have a codependent relationship.

She needs his approval
to feel good about herself.

That's her Achilles' heel
and our strength.

Do we know how that relationship started?

No. We're trying to find that out.

It seems like it started a long time ago,
because the relationship is very intense.

You just have to see how Paulina acts
when someone gets between them.

She gets jealous and vulnerable.

Her hatred for Carolina
is the perfect example.

She feels like
Carolina robs her of Mejía's attention.

Carolina told me
that she has evidence against Guillermo

that'd cost him the presidency.
That makes her untouchable.

If anything happened to her,
they'd give that evidence to me.

Okay.

Okay.

That's why he's giving her the privilege
of showing off as First Lady.

He needs her to trust him
and to be his accomplice.

Carolina knew they'd k*ll me
the day I went to see you.

I can't believe it.

She's getting blinder by the day.

That snake takes advantage
of her emotional state,

knowing she's unstable,

to drag her wherever he wants.

To the point of covering her own crimes.

I'm not surprised.

Mejía's been brainwashing her
since she was institutionalized.

Let's hope
that the evidence she has keeps her safe.

We have to find a way
for her to give it to us.

I tried, but she thinks
she can control him with it,

so she won't hand it over.

I know you're worried,

and I promise I'll do everything I can
to save her from Mejía.

But you have to prepare yourself.

Okay?

I agree with Sofía.
That meeting with Magda seems weird to me.

There's nothing good
or positive behind it.

I think it has to do
with the district attorney.

She wants to get rid of him,
but to do that, she has to get rid of you.

Oh, Magda. She's something else.

I knew she hated me because of Sara,
but I didn't think she'd go so far.

Mejía's also skilled at manipulating
other people's ambitions.

And Magda doesn't lack ambition.

She has a hunger for power.

A strong hunger.

What was Magda doing here?

What?

What was Magda doing here?

I'll use her to take out the attorney.

I want someone who's by my side

to archive all of the cases
that could harm me.

And I have to prevent Paulina
from ending up in jail.

Because if that happens,

I could have problems.

Anything else?

Sooner or later, Paulina will go down.

Her pride doesn't let her see
the bigger picture.

Carolina,

this is the last time
that you'll spy on one of my meetings.

It's disappointing

that you always put that idiot
above everyone else.

Guillermo, you're so wrong.

I'd never put Pablo above you.

All I want

is for you to continue being
this country's president for a long time.

I know you didn't ask me,

but I'm an expert
in identifying unstable people.

And Paulina's unstable.

My love, I…

I wouldn't want to leave you
or your mom's side for even a second.

But I'm sure
that life will give us the chance

to be together for a long time,

and I'll see you grow up.

What are you thinking?

You're not in any condition to face Mejía.

He's willing to do
whatever it takes to make you show up.

Don't worry.

We'll do this right.

Go to the ranch my dad had
and talk to Ángel.

He's still the foreman.

Guillermo met Rosario there.

He and Paulina
are from somewhere in that area.

Meanwhile, I'll go to my house.

Guillermo will be on the lookout for me,
and that'll give you the chance

-to figure out what's happening…
-No, no.

Let me finish.

Don't shut down.

You'll be able to find out
about his past without him realizing.

Now more than ever,
I know that we have to seek justice,

we both have to,

if we want to trap him.

I won't rest until we're free of him.

Okay?

If Mejía kills you,
I don't know what I'll be capable of.

But I assure you
I won't hand him over to the authorities.

Yes, you will.

You'll do it for our daughter.

Okay?

Ms. Meneses, how are you?

The whole country is eager to know

the true state
of Senator Pablo de la Torre's health.

Tell us why
the family's being so secretive.

What I find surprising
is that you, as a journalist,

can't understand why
his mother is safeguarding her son's life.

All right. What do you think
about getting to important matters?

Very early this morning,
all of us party leaders met

to agree on the points
that we'll demand from the government

after the events of the last few months.

I know we've been slow
to speak out as a party,

and that's why
I want to start by apologizing

to Senator Pablo de la Torre
and his family.

I feel like we've left them alone
in their search for the truth.

The nation's general attorney
has displayed his incompetence

and inability to find the culprits
of President Rosales' assassination.

He still hasn't responded
to the serious evidence

that Pablo de la Torre presented
about the m*ssacre

that the army carried out
at the Darién Gap.

Not a single person was arrested.

However, there were many victims
of those crimes, among them,

my friend and partner Pablo de la Torre.

Are you sure it's smart to let
this sellout talk about the m*ssacre?

If she betrayed Pablo,
she can betray you too.

…and to the Supreme Court Justice,
the attorney general's dismissal.

Those of us who know Pablo
know his integrity,

his dedication
and his promise to the country.

This country that he's always put first,
even before his own well-being.

He knew what could happen,

what consequences
his service to the country could bring,

considering the possibility that,

at any moment, for any reason,
he couldn't be in the Senate.

He's been ensuring
that the government keeps the promises

it made to the Colombian people.

He asked me to make sure that,
if necessary,

his permanent absence is declared,

and for us to quickly find
the most qualified person

to fill the enormous space he leaves
as the party's leader and as a senator.

Senator De la Torre.

How do you feel
about making your first statements?

Do you agree
with the dismissal of the attorney?

Mr. De la Torre, how are you?

We're very worried about your health.

-How do you feel?
-Thank you very much.

Good morning. As you can see,

I'm perfectly healthy,

and I'm ready to continue in the Senate

and continue reporting
the injustices and violations

committed by the government.

It's evident

that the administration of my party,

as well as my friend,
colleague and partner, Ms. Magda Meneses,

have been misled in their good faith
with false information

about the state of my health.

That's why I decided
to come here, show my face,

and tell you
that I don't agree with the request

to dismiss the district attorney.

We know that this is a district attorney
who's had to face a government

that's created a lot of doubt
regarding their transparency.

And I'll repeat
what I've said several times in the past.

Choosing Mr. Fonseca
as the district attorney

was one of the best choices…

The political trial
Mejía was trying to bring against me

just came crashing down.

I still don't understand
why you risk so much for Analía Guerrero.

She hasn't presented any evidence

that'd allow her
to prosecute the president.

My job as a district attorney

is to protect the country
from men like Guillermo León Mejía.

Can I count on your support… or not?

It's a true pleasure
to see you fully recovered.

You're an example
of perseverance and fight,

an example we can all follow.

Thank you for your words, Ignacio,

and for having made it possible
that I survive.

It's my pleasure, Senator.

Ms. Meneses, it's absolutely clear

that the senator doesn't agree
with the statements

and the proposal that you were suggesting
at the beginning of your statement.

What do you think about that?

To clarify, your statement
about the district attorney.

Yes, well, I think
that the senator was clear.

It seems like the party fell victim
to manipulated information.

In this case, we must have a meeting

to study the district attorney's situation
and make a decision…

What a load of stupidity.

She's out there, repeating
everything you told her to like a parrot

without even realizing or figuring out
the true state of Pablo's health.

It's clear as day.

She's still hurt that Pablo rejected her.

What is true is that your plan failed
before it even started.

Getting people to see
what you want them to see

without them realizing

that you're sending them
to the slaughterhouse is a true…

feast for the senses.

What?

I am miles ahead of you and everyone else.

I got what I wanted.

Pablo the Handsome appeared.
And he's recovered!

And he's in the country!

Enough.

Wipe that look off your face.

I'm going to keep my promise
and not hurt Pablo the Handsome.

But what I did do
was create a crack within the party.

Excuse me.

-You wanted to see me?
-Yes.

Did you really think

that I wasn't going to realize that she…

was spying on my conversation with Magda?

Because you sent her, didn't you?

My love…

don't get blinded
by your eagerness to protect her.

Yes, we must keep our enemies close.

But don't forget…

Hey, look at me!

…that she's a rat

working for Analía.

That being said,

this conversation is over.

Shut the door on your way out.

I don't care if you agree
with the district attorney's dismissal.

I won't look like a fool
because you need him to free Analía.

I support Fonseca
because he acts according to the law.

I hope you realize your mistake,
because if you insist on accusing him,

I'll separate our parties,
and you'll lose our support.

Okay? You can decide
if you'll keep playing Guillermo's game

or be the sensible and stable woman
you've always been.

-Okay, that's what you--
-Excuse me, sorry.

I think you forgot who you're talking to.

Because I'm not a political newbie
that'll end up humiliated by you.

You want the parties to separate? Perfect.

And you, if you ever have any dignity
and want to work with a serious team,

my party's doors are open.

Pablo.

Hi.

Hey, I'm really sorry about that.

I wanted to clear
some things up with Magda first.

How are you?

Well, I'm here.

I still have eight lives left.

You know what they say
about stubborn weeds.

They're hard to get rid of.

That's right.

I want to thank you because I heard
that you were really looking out for me.

The thought that we could lose you
was terrible, Pablo.

Thanks, Sara.

For being my partner,

and helping with this craziness
of building a better country.

Seriously.

You know I care about you,
but there have been some changes lately.

-And I can't--
-And nothing.

You don't have to explain anything.

I perfectly understand everything.

Plus,

your face says it all.

I knew what I was getting into

when I decided
to go through this with you.

I even told you from the beginning.

Let's enjoy as much as we can.

I won't lie to you. You hurt me a lot.

But I don't regret
giving myself the chance to be with you.

So,

be happy. You deserve it.

Thank you.

I think it's important
for you to keep working with us.

But I know
only you can make that decision.

-What do you say?
-You can count on me.

I still think
that you're what this country needs.

So, at your command.

Thanks.

Thanks for telling my dad
that you sent me to spy on him.

It's the last time
I'll lie to Guillermo for you.

I'm risking a lot to protect you.

So don't even try
to feed me a load of nonsense.

I won't let it slide.

Now,

if it's true what they suspect
and you are helping Analía,

I can't imagine what they could do to you,

or do to us.

I'm not helping Analía.

I hope not, Sofía.

Hi, Albert. What are you doing?

That doesn't concern you.

Don't worry, I won't tell anyone
I caught you watching adult films.

Quit the nonsense.
I don't waste my time with that stuff.

I'm happy and satisfied with my wife.

Haven't you heard that overexplaining
just makes things worse?

Whatever you say.
Don't worry, I believe you.

Hey, Alberto, Alberto.

Don't get worked up. I'm here to…

to apologize.

I want to make peace.

I want us to try to live
like the neighbors we are.

Oh, okay.

I take it I can count on your support
for the tennis courts. Right?

Absolutely.

You can completely count on me.

That is, if you leave the Luques alone.

Don't come telling me
how to act in my community.

Can you believe the audacity?

Go give orders in your own home.

Oh my God, children.

You can't go that far.

I can't swim.
Come here, where I can see you.

Hello, Clotilde. How are you?

-Call me Clot. It sounds better.
-All right, Clot.

I was over there in the shade,

seeing how your employers
have no consideration.

This place feels like an oven.

And I said, "Gilda, my dear,
go and bring Clot some water."

Thank you very much.

What do you want, dear?

-Can you pass me the towel?
-Come here.

Let's see.

Let's see.

Social media is in an uproar

over the minor
that went missing in the jungle.

We can confirm that the child responds
to the name Ezequiel Bustamante.

Several human rights organizations
have started a campaign

with the hashtag #FindEzequiel.

All right, there you go.

Hey…

Um… what's your name?

Mateo. Mateo Linares.

Hey, he's identical to that kid Ezequiel
who got lost in the Darién Gap.

How about that?
Everyone has a lookalike, don't we?

If I had my cell phone on me,
I'd show you the news,

because this kid is identical to him.

You don't say. Let's go.

Let's go eat, all right?
Put on your sandals.

Hurry up, I'm hungry.

Um… please, be quick.

Um… put on your sandals,
get dry and let's go. Okay?

We're going to go eat.

-Hey, how old is your brother?
-Twelve. Why?

I thought he was younger.

Yeah, he's short for his age,

but don't say that to his face
because he gets mad.

He's sensitive about that.

-Bye.
-Bye.

That Alberto is a real piece of work.

First, he makes
the Luques' lives impossible.

And now he's going to mess with us? No.

That guy's driving me crazy,
always insisting that he knows something.

He who seeks tends to find, Toto.
If so, we're in trouble.

-Hey.
-What's up?

-What's the rush? Running to the bathroom?
-It's no time for jokes, Toto.

Alberto's nosy employee
recognized Ezequiel.

I told you.

These people don't have a life.
They spend all their time snooping.

What happened? What'd you do?
You denied everything, right?

No, I told her he was Ezequiel

and that he's Toto,
the guy they're looking for.

Oh, please. Do you take me for an idiot?

-Well…
-Of course I denied everything.

That woman is a hawk and I'm…

I'm almost sure
she went to find the news story.

Don't worry.

I threw her off.

What'd you tell her?

She asked me how old Mateo was,
and I told her 12.

But now that I think of it,

maybe she didn't believe me.

You're too short to be 12.

Hey, hey. Don't fight. Go change.

-Let's go change.
-Am I wrong?

That Alberto guy has us by the ba*ls.

But if he wants a fight, he'll get one.

-He'll get a fight.
-We're screwed with nowhere to run.

Hello.

I need your help.

This guy's a real piece of work.

Sir.

When are you going to learn
to knock before entering?

Oh, sorry.

I agree with you
about keeping an eye on the neighbors.

I think they're hiding something.

What are you talking about?

I don't need to watch anyone.

Don't be ridiculous.

Sorry, I thought you were.
I wanted to tell you something about them,

but I won't waste your time.

-Excuse me.
-Tell me. What is it?

What were you going to say?

Well, boss,
I think that the Linares' youngest boy,

Mateo, is the kid
that got lost in the "Darión" Gap.

Darién. It's called the Darién Gap.

-Right.
-Where'd you get that idea?

Look, boss.
I have the news story here so you can see.

Look.

BOY GOES MISSING AT AMUSEMENT PARK

What's this? This is a boy that got lost
at an amusement park, not the jungle.

Wait, boss. I just had it.

Let me find it for you. How strange.

Go do your job instead.

Yes, sir.

-Hey. Are you in?
-Yes, I'm in.

-I'm in his network.
-He's the best.

I was able to bug his devices,
as long as they are connected.

I found two alarming things.

Firstly, they're looking
for information about Ezequiel.

Also, I checked his history.

It looks like he has access
to all of your social networks.

-They got in.
-I was right.

He got worked up when I talked to him.

We have to get out of this house.
Let's go. It's our best option.

-This guy is a real snoop.
-No, Dorita. Let's calm down.

There's a solution.

We can get into the system
and see the internet history,

and we can even create new searches
to get him off track.

But I need your help,

because I have to get into his house
to install some devices.

-Listen to him.
-That easy, huh?

He's more tech savvy than this home.

-You know what? Get packing.
-But we can do it.

-Can we?
-Yes.

I've gotten into houses,
and it's not that hard.

Careful with your aim.

Don't worry, we'll…

We'll fix this. We just have to apologize.

Here he comes. Come here.

-What's going on here?
-I'm sorry.

It was an accident. He didn't mean to.

Oh, an accident?

What kind of neighborhood
do you think this is?

We don't play in the street, boys.

-That's what soccer fields are for.
-Okay, don't scold them.

It's not a big deal.
Forgive us before you get all worked up.

It was an accident.

-There's always a solution.
-Alberto!

Alberto, don't worry.
I saw absolutely everything.

-It was a mistake.
-What a disaster.

Don't worry.
We'll take care of everything.

I'll pay for it, every last cent.

How could you let the rascals
play soccer in the street?

-It's my fault.
-Thank God Peter came to fix something.

This guy's an expert at repairs.

Don't touch me!

Of course you'll fix it.

I'm not going to.

I'm fed up with you and your family.

All right, then say no more.

Let's get a move on
before I change my mind about paying.

Let's go and take measurements.

-What'd they break?
-Hold on. Two things.

First of all, I don't do threats.

Secondly, you won't step foot
in my house.

Come with me.

Fix whatever it is.

Sorry, sir.

Stay still, stay still.

Stay still.

Thanks for having us. Nice to meet you.

Analía Guerrero.

Don't worry, Ani. I know who you are.
There's no need to thank me.

I'll let you know
that Mr. Manuel and Mrs. Eugenia

were very good bosses.

Thanks to her recommendation,
I could keep my job at the ranch.

Mr. Pablo mentioned
that you could guide me

in whatever way I might be of help.

I just wanted to know
what information you had

about Guillermo Mejía and Paulina Peña.

I don't know anything about that woman,
other than what's in the news.

Mm-hmm.

And what can I say about the president?

It seems like
you don't like the president very much.

You're right, miss.

-That guy was so arrogant and humiliating.
-Yeah.

He had a knack for
deceiving people with his stories.

Look at what happened to my bosses.

He had them
eating out of the palm of his hand.

Especially Mrs. Eugenia,

who ended up approving
the relationship he had with Ms. Rosario.

Do you know where he lived?

No, no one ever knew.
He was good at keeping things hidden.

I know he's from the area,
but I don't know exactly where.

What about Paulina?
Did you ever see her with him?

Never.

Lupita was the one who spent
the most time with him.

He stuck by her side
like a tick on cattle.

She was the one who gave him information
about Ms. Rosario.

Go look for her in town.

Maybe she can help you more than I can.

I don't know what kind of jobs
this woman does, but…

you can definitely feel
a heavy energy. That's for sure.

I don't believe in those things.

But it doesn't surprise me Mejía does.

I can picture him using witchcraft.

He wouldn't be the only politician
to use it in this country.

Plus,

he loves intimidation.

He doesn't need witchcraft to do damage.

You're right.

But it always helps.

What are you doing here
if you don't believe?

I'm looking for answers
without the need for witchcraft.

Now I'm completely lost.

Tell me about Guillermo Mejía.

I know you.

You're his daughter.

If I talk about your dad,
what's in it for me?

Well, that depends on if
the answers are worth anything or not.

I'm telling you,
Mejía keeps surprising me.

He's a really good strategist,
honestly, ever since he was young.

Hello, how are you?

He took advantage
of Eugenia's employees knowing this woman

and having a relationship
with her to get information,

and from there,
he got to Pablo and Rosario's family.

And taking into account
his goals and where he comes from,

-what he did is no surprise.
-Right.

-Hello, miss.
-Hello.

-How are you?
-How's it going?

-Very good.
-Nice to meet you. I'm Analía Guerrero.

-Nice to meet you.
-I'm Sebastián Casas.

Hello.

Miss, we're looking
for the Mejía family.

There's no one
from that family around here anymore.

Hmm.

What about Belén Peña?
Does she still live here?

I knew that Guillermo
was going to do everything possible

to get rid of the mess
Analía threw my way.

Yes, you're clearly very important to him.

Things didn't turn out the way he planned

because Ms. Meneses
ended up in a bad spot.

Do you have the First Lady's agenda?

Yes, ma'am. You know I'm efficient.

Here we have the location, date,
and time of all the events in detail.

And I'll be reporting on them.

I'll call you with instructions.

All right.

Excuse me.