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CHEMA
Why would I give him a gun?
He probably got it to protect himself from you.
Don't try to fool me, Mr. Ricardo.
If you hold me in high regard, and I know you do
because of all you've done for me,
then don't let Chema get in trouble.
He knows how to stay out of trouble so don't worry.
Besides, maybe everything I've done for you has been
because I still think something might happen between us.
I don't think so.
A man like you would've tried something a long time ago
and you know that I'd have left and never come back.
Don't be upset.
You know I've always looked after both you and your son.
Besides, I like having smart people around me.
You're one of them.
Please find your son.
He was very upset and I'd like to know why.
I saw him around here a while ago.
It's Chema.
Will you look at this.
So?
Damn, man!
Will you look at these beauties!
I wish I could take all of them.
Me too, but we'd need a lot of money.
-These must be worth a fortune. -No, man, take two, my treat.
I hear you, buddy.
Check it out.
ROJO...
Hey, Red.
This is the first day of the rest of our lives.
Remember that.
Chema's my nanny's son and Red doesn't have a mother.
You know, he has no family. He's an orphan.
He works here.
Sweetie, do you know where Chema is?
No, but wasn't he around here?
Well, yeah, but not anymore.
Well, if you see him, tell him to come see me.
Excuse me.
Go ahead.
I have a feeling you like that Chema guy.
Well...
there's nothing I'd like more than to be with him.
Where's my son? Have you seen him?
No, ma'am, I haven't seen him in a while.
What about you? Have you seen my son?
No, ma'am.
-Have you been here a while? -Yes, but I haven't seen him.
Where's Chema?
I haven't seen him, ma'am.
-What about Red? -No.
There's someone at the door for you.
Oh, no.
They want me?
Did something happen to Chema?
Joaquin, what are you doing here?
You must be drunk or you wouldn't have returned!
Leave before the boss sees you!
-Listen. -Come on!
Listen to me, Elvira!
I'm not drunk.
I just left prison.
Look at Chemita. He's a looker like his father.
You've already seen him. Now leave.
I hope you get lost and never come back.
Get out!
Why are you kicking my friends out?
They haven't done anything to you.
I just wanted them to see Chemita.
I've changed. I've found God.
I'm a religious man now.
I know you might not want to see me or forgive me,
but I'm here for my son.
I want to see my son Chemita.
Where is he, Elvira?
Dude, don't point that thing at me!
It could go off.
We should've practiced with these things first.
You're insane.
Stop whining.
What if that f---er doesn't live here?
We could be wrong.
No, man! He lives here.
This is where I bring the money Mr. Ricardo sends him.
Look.
I think that's him right there.
Yeah, man. That's him.
Hold on to your b---s. There's no going back now.
I want you here at 9:00 AM tomorrow.
Now get the hell out of here.
Where are you going, f---er?
What the f--- are you doing here?
How's it going?
Did you think you could humiliate me
and that there wouldn't be consequences?
You might be the father of my child,
but Chema and I decided a long time ago
that we want nothing to do with you.
Now leave before the boss sees you
and makes you pay for what you did to him.
I'm not scared of him.
I'm telling you I've changed, Elvira.
That's why I came back for my family.
What family are you talking about, Joaquin?
For the love of God!
You were never there when we needed you,
and that's not going to change now.
Get out! Leave.
I'm staying at Mi Morenita.
It's a hotel in front of the town plaza.
You should stop by
and tell Chema I want to see him.
Otherwise,
I'll stay here and let the boss shoot me for what I did to him.
I deserve it.
I know that now.
It's your choice, Elvira.
Put that gun down before you shoot me.
Well, isn't that what these are for?
Let's see.
You're f---ed! You're done for!
Whoops! It was an accident!
I'd already been sent to kill you.
I hadn't done it because it just wasn't good for business,
but then you had to go and humiliate me.
If I didn't let my father do that,
you think I'm going to let you do it?
Get up. Don't be a coward.
No...
Come on! Be a man!
Get up!
Oh, to be young again.
Look at Saul.
A minute ago he was in the infirmary
and look at him now.
What a champ.
Cheers, to your mama's boy.
It's good he takes after his mother.
You think so?
They're all very good looking.
Hey, it's poker time, right? Are you not up for it?
If you have the money, let's go.
It's time to put your money where your mouth is.
Just a sec, boss.
We saw Joaquin around the entrance of the ranch.
I have some business to tend to.
Set up the game and don't cheat.
Takes one to know one.
Look at this.
Fine, Joaquin.
Chema's your son.
I'll give him your message as soon as I see him.
Happy?
Now leave.
If you're kicking me out to save me,
then that means you still love me.
I've never wanted you to get killed, Joaquin.
Don't be ridiculous.
But you were the one who f---ed up what we had between us.
You dug the grave
where I buried all the hopes and dreams I had for us
so don't play dumb.
I've changed, Elvira.
So have I.
What?
Did you think time wouldn't change me either?
Now leave!
The only reason I don't want the boss to see you
is so I don't have to clean the mess afterwards.
Come on!
Get out of here!
I'll go, but I'll be waiting...
for both you and my son, Elvira.
Elvira.
So it's true. Joaquin was here.
- EH...
He was asking about Chema.
He wanted to know how his son was doing.
Did he now?
And?
I kicked him out.
I'm going to have to ask Chema if he wants to see him.
It'll be his choice.
Now, if you'll excuse me...
You know what to do.
Make sure he never feels the need
to come looking for his son again.
Sure thing, boss.
Go.
Stop here. This is good enough.
Right here.
You're a dead man now.
Kill me if you have the b---s to do it!
You've already f---ed up your life!
You're the only one who f---ed up!
Chema, we should go. Someone might see us.
Wait.
I'm giving this f---er the farewell he deserves.
You're surely going straight to hell.
When you get there, tell the Devil
Chema Venegas sent you.
It's your turn.
-Come on! -Wait, Chema.
Come on, try it!
Come on.
Let's go.
Wait.
One last one.
Alright, now we can go. Come on.
Let's go.
Amanda, come here, please.
What's going on?
I'm still looking for Chema.
-Any idea where he might be? -No.
He's probably doing something for Ricardo.
Don't worry.
He should be here with us.
I know, that's why I'm worried.
When he was a kid I never worried about anything,
but now that he's working with Mr. Ricardo...
Well, yeah, Ricardo loves him. Doesn't that make you happy?
No, he loves him as much as anyone loves an employee.
Run, buddy!
What if someone saw us?
What if those men who dropped him off saw the truck?
Don't ruin the mood!
Don't you feel the adrenaline rush?
Well, yeah, it feels weird.
My heart's about to jump out of my chest,
but we should practice using those things.
It does feel weird, but that bastard deserved it.
He disrespected me.
Doesn't gunpowder smell good?
Alright, if anyone back at the party asks where we were,
we'll say we were looking for a fox in the stables.
Got it?
You're insane, bro.
Of course, man! Let's go!
Stop right there!
Get him!
Grab him!
What's up, Joaquin?
What?
I thought you were in prison.
Yeah, but I'm out, Morillo.
I'm a changed man. I want to make up for my past.
Well, Mr. Ricardo hasn't forgotten
that you stole from him.
You haven't paid for that.
Hold him.
Come here!
Hit him!
Come on!
Chema.
Chema!
Oh, s---! You scared me.
Where were you? Your mother was looking for you.
I was in the stables.
There was a fox there bothering the horses.
Yeah.
What about you? Let's celebrate.
-Yeah. -Are you happy?
Yeah, but I was looking for you
because celebrating isn't the same without you.
Alright, then let's celebrate.
To your victory and to the stars that shine tonight.
-Cheers. -Cheers.
I love seeing you how happy you are for me.
Yeah.
I really appreciate it.
Hey... that fox might still be around.
We should go look for it, right?
Oh, Amandita...
What?
-Don't look at me like that. -Like what?
Oh, s---.
I'm just worried about the ponies.
Let's go look.
It sure is hot in here.
You're going to start a fire.
I'd love to.
Alright.
Get back.
Alright, just let me see what my mother wants
and I'll meet you in the stables.
-Sound good? -Yeah.
-Alright. -Good.
CHEMA