- I didn't sleep very well.
Kept thinking about Muriel and her father, who I haven't met.
- Last night you attacked and mistreated
your wife and daughter.
- That's completely false.
- No, it's true.
Not only did you attack us,
you violently entered my home and room with your bodyguards,
who hurt me on your orders.
- Juan David.
- Hey!
- She couldn't resist.
The moment she saw the opportunity,
she jumped into his arms
because she can't go two days without seeing him.
- Is it true you took them in so they can be your children?
- You are my only child.
- We're home.
- Those kids have been bitter since... that man,
that supposed husband and father, abandoned them.
- Franco Reyes.
- Franco!
How are you?
- I am your wife, and part of your fortune is mine.
I have rights.
- Then fulfill your marital obligations!
If you refuse,
you can hit the road.
- It's okay, Mom. I'm on your side.
- Who invited you to this party, kid?
- If you can't sleep here, you'll sleep in my room.
And if you kick me out, Dad, no problem.
I'll leave with her. Together we don't fear you.
- Oh. Good.
First of all, lower your tone, brat.
Got it? My issue isn't with you.
- It is.
I've never meddled in yours and Mom's private life.
I won't let you attack her this time.
- Teaming up against me?
Nice. Very nice.
Very nice.
Do whatever the hell you want, but just to be clear,
this and everything else you have belongs to me.
If you don't fulfill your marital obligations,
I swear to God
that you won't like what's going to happen.
You won't get your way, Rosarito.
Count on it.
Step aside.
- What's this guy doing?
- Let's find out. That's why we're here.
- Good morning.
- Good morning. - Good morning.
This is a surprise, Andres.
Haven't seen you around much lately.
- You know why I'm here, Gonzalo.
Now tell me right now what's going on here.
- Mr. Demetrio Jurado can fill you in.
He's in charge of all the planned projects.
- Nuh-uh, the only person I report to is the hacienda owner,
to Sarita.
- For your information, Demetrio,
Andres and I own this land too.
We have every right to know what your plans are.
- If he won't talk, ask these men.
I'm sure they know more than the gentleman.
- What's up with you?
Are you a representative for the Elizondos,
since you're always speaking out of turn?
Huh?
We're going to build a theme park here,
something that generates real revenue.
- First off, show some respect.
What exactly do you plan on building here, sir?
- Mr. Jurado said it. A park.
- A park?
Demetrio wants to build a park at the entrance of your home?
Ha!
I don't know if that's genius, extravagant or just ridiculous.
- I thought the same thing,
but I didn't know what to tell him last night.
Seems wasteful to me.
A theme park in front of my house
doesn't seem logical or practical, but oh well.
[Beeping] Give me a second.
[Beeping]
Mom, it's Demetrio.
I'm going to take this.
Hello.
- Sarita, you mind coming here?
Andres and Gaby are giving me a hard time about what I'm doing.
I won't put up with any more insults. Can you please come?
I don't want this to end poorly, I mean it.
Can you come?
- I'll be right there.
- Look, Demetrio, I don't know what's more ridiculous,
your idea or you.
- You're crazy if you think we'll let you pull this crap.
- What can I tell you? I already explained.
You can't stop me.
Only Sarita can and she isn't here.
- I have to go, Mom.
Albin showed up with my kids
and there might be trouble because, as always,
they don't agree with what Demetrio's doing.
So I'd like to prevent them from coming to blows.
- Yes, Sarita, go defend him.
That Albin is very dangerous and out of control.
Why can't people just let others live in peace?
- Is something wrong, Ms. Gabrielita?
- Yes, they're causing problems for Demetrio, who's a gentleman.
I should go defend Demetrio
and put my grandkids in their place.
That's what I'm going to do.
I want Sibila to come with me to Sara's hacienda.
I'll have my breakfast later.
- Yes, ma'am.
- Mom, Gaby and I decided that you can't
misspend the money Dad gave us on silly ideas.
- What Demetrio's planning will cost a fortune
and happens to be an awful idea. Don't you get it?
- Sara, demolishing the shed out front
to create a pond doesn't make any sense.
What's more, didn't you want to build more stables?
- Not everything on a ranch has to be stables and corrals.
What I propose is something advanced that San Marcos lacks.
Besides, Sarita has the money to do whatever she wants,
to do what she likes.
- What she likes?
Mom, you're a smart woman.
You've always managed money well.
- And I still am, honey.
I don't understand your problem with my decision.
- You're not deciding anything. He is!
Snap out of it!
- Who is he and why are you allowing it, Sara?
You should have your children's authorization and you know it.
- Must I put up with this character?
Always giving his two cents and he's not even family.
Can you please ask him to leave or else...
- How about you leave instead, idiot?
- Andres.
- Here comes the boyfriend to defend him.
- Demetrio!
- Albin! That's enough!
- Enough! No more fighting in my house!
Andres: Let's get out of here.
- You okay?
- Yeah.
He's so violent.
- Sibila, we're going to my daughter Sara's hacienda.
It's close.
- Yes, ma'am.
I'm worried about her fighting with her kids.
- No, Demetrio's the one who doesn't get along with her kids.
We have to go defend him.
They're so aggressive and rude to him.
Sara can't control them anymore.
- Yes, ma'am.
- I'm glad everything's in order and that they're happy.
What do they do?
- Gaby's a university student studying modern languages.
And Andres is a talented musician.
He leads a band that works in...
in an establishment here in...
- They must be so big.
- And they miss you all the time.
- Are they seeing anybody?
- I've never known Gaby to have a boyfriend.
Andres does have a friend, a horseman who showed up in town.
He's a wonderful guy and we're all friends with him.
- What about Sara?
- Single.
And caring for your children.
Your absence has been very difficult for her, Franco.
They really miss you.
Sara needs you.
- Good morning, Ms. Gabriela.
How are you, ma'am?
I'll be right there, guys.
- Good morning, Gonzalo.
I heard Andres and his friend had a problem with Demetrio.
How are things?
- Yes, but fortunately it's over now.
Andres just left. Things didn't escalate.
- Thank you.
- Excuse me.
- Sibila, my family is something else.
- Gaby, Demetrio and I need to speak with you.
- It's hopeless. She won't answer.
I'd rather continue speaking to the engineers.
Will you excuse me? - I'll go with you.
I want to see how things are progressing.
- Great. Of course.
Sara: Mom.
I wasn't expecting you.
Gabriela: I was concerned so I decided to clear things up.
Demetrio.
Demetrio: Hello.
Gabriela: I heard you had a little problem
with Albin and my grandson.
I always thought Albin was a gentleman, a temperate person,
but appearances are definitely deceiving.
Demetrio: Another example of his disrespect.
Gabriela: I wanted to introduce you to Sibila.
She's charming. Sibila, this is Demetrio.
Demetrio, this is Sibila.
- What a lovely young lady. Nice to meet you.
Oh, what have we here? Found you.
- Don't you dare touch us.
- Wait.
Where do you think you're going?
- I don't want to look at him.
That man is bad.
Gabriela: What's wrong with you, Sibila? Say hello.
- I don't want to be here!
He killed Nino!
- Where is she going?
My God!
- Sibila!
- You killed Nino!