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So you sent all of these flowers?
Yes. I hope you don't mind.
Marcos.
Why'd you send so many flowers?
Panchita says men do that when they've been unfaithful.
-Lili, mind your own business. -You think I'd do that
to your beautiful sister?
Never!
Your sister is unique.
You shouldn't be here.
I mean, you shouldn't have stopped by unannounced.
You're right.
I shouldn't have stopped by unannounced with the flowers.
I just wanted to show Rosa how much she means to me.
Rosa told my siblings you two had broken up.
And since you're here, why don't you tell us what you did?
Oh, girlfriend, I don't understand why you're sad.
If I were you, I'd be jumping for joy,
especially now that you know Coach likes you.
If he loved me like I love him,
don't you think he'd take a chance on us?
No, no. He's doing the right thing.
They say this is a free country but everything is forbidden.
Your relationship can't happen.
It's like a teacher falling for one of his students.
No, Mom.
Marisol's about to turn 18 and Santiago's pretty young.
It was never going to happen anyway.
Relax, because tomorrow's going to be rough
because you'll have to see him.
Marisol can do it.
Isn't that right, sweetie?
And if she loses her resolve,
because women tend to go soft when they fall in love,
she should remember she made the best possible choice.
You're sparing yourself all kinds of trouble.
Someday you'll find a handsome, young man worthy of you,
someone you'll love that loves you back
and with whom things won't be so complicated.
Okay.
You'll find him! You'll see!
Thank you both.
I didn't want to go home after what happened
-but I have to go. -You're always welcome here.
-Thank you, Camila. -You're welcome, sweetie.
-Bye, girl. -I love you!
I love you both.
Watch your step on your way out and close the door.
Oh, sweetie!
I knew that guy was no angel!
He wants to take advantage of Marisol, doesn't he?
You were eavesdropping?
That's rude, Eddie!
Mom, you know how I feel... about Marisol.
It pisses me off to know he's making her cry
when you know I'd do anything to see her happy.
So Rosa dumped you because of your work?
I don't get it. What do you do?
The problem isn't what I do, but the hours.
Rosa can't stand that I spend so much time working.
I can't help it, though.
Hello.
What's all this?
Rosa's boyfriend brought them.
Well, her ex-boyfriend.
Rosa says they broke up, but he wants to patch things up.
You still haven't answered. What do you do?
Real estate. I buy and sell property.
You can make a bundle on commissions.
That's why you spent so much on flowers, huh?
It's the first time I've felt this way about a woman.
I don't even know who I am anymore.
What is it, Rosa? Why are you like this?
There's no need to pressure her.
I understand.
I'm obsessed with my work and I tried to get her involved,
but it's all up to her.
In any case, I'm leaving.
It was a pleasure to meet you all.
Excuse me.
What's going on?
You're always dying to introduce us
to your boyfriends, but when one shows up
-you're less than thrilled. -You love all this corny stuff
but you're not thrilled about him.
He's handsome, charming and loaded.
Are you going to let him go?
Are you hiding something, Rosa?
Listen up, Eddie.
You're going to stop acting like a brute
and you're going to win Marisol's heart the right way.
And quit eavesdropping!
That reflects poorly on you and your character.
Have you ever caught your dad eavesdropping on me?
-Have you? -No, Mom.
I just don't know how to show Marisol that I care about her
and that I want something serious with her.
Not like that disgusting pervert of a coach.
Don't call him that!
Who texted you?
A friend who's asking me to help him with his car.
We're having a serious conversation, though.
Yes, I know... but I'll be right back.
What friend?
Ask your dad to come along. He's a mechanic.
What's up, Marcos?
I looked into Rosa's family and I dropped by for a visit.
Yeah... They're cool.
And I also looked into Tito, Camila and Genesis.
Do you know them?
You investigated my family?
If you want them to live,
you'll tell Rosa nice things about me.
What the hell am I supposed to tell her?
That... I'd never hurt a soul.
That I'm not a violent guy.
That I'd never hit anyone.
Much less kill anyone.
Is that clear?
-Is it? -Yes!
Yes.
I don't like that guy.
I didn't believe a word he said
and most suspicious of all is your attitude!
I stayed quiet because I was shocked to see him.
-This is none of your business! -I know you're hiding something!
Mind your own business! No one tells you what to do!
When Ashley comes and takes Maddox, we don't say a word.
When she comes back high, nobody says a word!
When she insults everyone here, nobody says anything!
Leave me alone!
Go to bed.
Patas?
Patas!
Is Maddox up yet?
Lili's with him.
Look at the time. You're going to be late.
Aren't you going to prep the food you're going to sell?
-Yeah. -Alright, then.
Let's go.
What is it, Rosa?
Marcos stopped by the house yesterday.
He filled the place with flowers.
Really?
And you thought he wanted to hurt you.
He was very kind to everyone, but we both know he's a thug.
Oh, I'm not so sure anymore.
Maybe he's not such a bad guy after all.
You told me he tried to force you to kill someone,
that he beats people who don't pay his insurance, and...
I know what I said! I was wrong.
Besides, that storeowner was exploiting illegals.
He offered people fake green cards.
What Marcos did was just teach him a lesson.
Really?
That's exactly what he said he did.
He said he attacked those who exploited others,
-but you said... -Yes, yes!
I know what I said.
Maybe I overdid it.
Besides, if Marcos were a murderer,
we'd be dead by now because of all the lies we've told him
and because we know what he does for a living.
Instead, the poor sap brought you flowers.
-Has he sought you out? -No. He hasn't.
He's kept his promise of staying away from me.
Patas didn't believe a word he said.
I don't know what to believe.
What he did and said last night is everything I've ever wanted.
I want to feel like I matter to someone
and for that someone to face my family.
I don't know what to do.
I don't know if I should forgive him or if I'm being played.
I don't know what to do.
Ashley, help me with this.
Here's the dough for the buñuelos.
We all shouldn't have to work
just because Patas and his gringa decided to get drunk.
-We didn't get drunk. -We stayed up late talking.
-Thin slices! -They are thin!
Do it yourself if you don't like it!
Move!
Rosa isn't in her room or the bathroom.
Call her and tell her to come here or we'll never finish.
That lazy bum is hiding so she won't have to help out.
The pot calling the kettle black.
Panchita, stop criticizing and start chopping.
Rosa isn't answering.
See?
-Did you wash your hands? -Yes!
I'll get the door.
Watch it!
Hello.
There's a woman at the door who wants to talk to us.