Ana's Revenge (2020–…): Season 1, Episode 35 - Episode #1.35 - full transcript
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Mommy!
Mejía for president, gentlemen!
I don't want you here.
Well, sure, you're right.
We need time apart to...
No, no. Don't patronize me.
You know what I'm talking about.
I don't want you to work here...
ever again.
I'm the only one who can help you
achieve your goals.
So now it turns out
you're indispensable.
I can get you that presidential seat.
Fine.
I guess we'll never know.
I want you out.
I once told you...
that I don't forgive a betrayal.
But I'm being completely honest
with you.
I think I've told you many times...
What I really like about you
is how alike we are.
But this is also your...
drawback, darling.
Because, unfortunately for you,
I know how you act.
But above all...
how you think.
That's why I don't trust you anymore.
Another announcement?
- Hectic day, huh?
- Let's find out what's going on.
Come here, Dorita.
I want you by my side.
Miss Analía Guerrero
is no longer working with us.
Can you tell us why?
Different points of view about
how to address the home stretch
of the race.
What do you mean?
I don't get it.
Wasn't Analía the crown jewel?
Yes.
But that's exactly why.
She's too full of herself.
And we're all equal here.
So let's just please
get on with our work.
And let's not let anything tarnish
our successful journey to the presidency.
Thank you.
Dorita, would you close the door
on your way out, please?
- Yes.
- Santiago, stay.
It's very strange that he let Analía go
with the elections around the corner.
Can I ask you something?
Memo,
what really happened with Analía?
She told me she had a relationship
with Pablo de la Torre.
But I don't believe
she broke up with him.
I don't believe anything she says.
I know her.
That woman doesn't make a move
without covering all her bases.
Why would she tell me
about her supposedly failed relationship
with Pablo now?
She's hiding something.
I told you, remember?
I warned you.
Analía Guerrero is hiding something.
And I confirmed it
when that punk who worked for her,
alias Toto, stole from me.
What did he steal?
Something unimportant, Memo.
I had a copy of the government
program under lock and key.
But, oh well, since they're not
close to us any longer,
it's not important.
What we now know for sure...
is that Analía Guerrero
is not someone to trust.
Neither are you.
I saw that thug
you have working for you
sneaking into the warehouse
to steal from me.
Sure. Little missy sent him to get revenge
because I sent someone to spy on you, huh?
You know,
I think you have the wrong person.
So, then who? Speak up.
Was it Guillermo's order or what?
Or is that what you want me
to think, idiot?
I have no idea what you're talking about!
You are not being clear.
Why don't you talk to Guillermo directly
and you tell him all about you suspicions
to see what he has to say about it.
- I think that's fine.
- I'll bring you down.
Why are you saying that?
I've always been on your side,
I've been your best ally.
Why didn't you tell me about the theft?
Well, we'd just finished
the youth debates and I didn't want
to add yet another cause
of concern in your life
until I could figure things out exactly.
And have you?
Have you figured things out?
Do you know why that guy was snooping
around your stuff?
Well, I know now
he was following Analía's orders.
And since they are no longer with us,
well, it's inconsequential.
We don't need to worry
about it anymore, right?
My strategy with Mejía collapsed.
I'm tired.
But the memory of you keeps me strong.
And I'll keep going.
I have my qualms about you,
but I need you there,
unfortunately,
because I need you
to be my eyes and ears.
Don't sweat it, Froggy.
Relax.
I know how to handle that man.
- OK.
- Relax.
And you? Have you established
a relationship with Sofía or not?
Work relationship.
OK, you have to earn her trust,
you know?
I don't know, so you can get
information out of her.
Still, you can do it
however you want.
I'm not gonna make her fall in love
with me, if that's what you...
Well, start with being friends.
We can start with that.
Let's see how things unfold,
so you can get the information
we need, OK?
What happened between Guillermo and me
changes everything.
He's probably paranoid and suspicious.
Unfortunately, this also means
that he's much more dangerous.
So from now on, we need to be
even more careful than we have been.
OK?
You have to be cautious.
Keep your eyes open.
If you feel like someone's following you,
if you see something odd,
something that you think
is out of the ordinary,
please, keep it in mind.
Because we're not making
any more mistakes.
Good.
The public would love to know
that you have a mistress.
And that she's none other
than my political strategist.
My relationship with Analía
is over, Guillermo.
Now, if you're coming to my house
to threaten me, save your breath.
That information is not useful
to anyone's campaign.
I'll let everyone know that you,
the man who boasts
about being clean and ethical,
who's also the vice-presidential
candidate of my opponent,
is having an affair
with the person who was,
until recently, my campaign advisor.
Who I fired...
for leaking confidential information
to you.
That's not true.
You know it.
All I need is to plant the seed of doubt,
and we'll see who the press believes.
And the voters.
There's a way out.
If you give up this...
stupid indulgence of wanting
to become vice president of this country.
I...
I'll keep my mouth shut.
OK.
You know something?
I have information on you
that's actually true...
and can put you
in a very awkward position.
You do?
Don't be so cynical, Guillermo.
You know I'm telling the truth.
Because, yeah, I did have
a relationship with Analía,
but we never plotted against you.
Sure. But I'd be the bigger idiot
if I trusted you or Analía,
who has proved unworthy of my trust.
But, well...
I... did what I had to do.
I gave you a chance
to avoid your downfall.
Your mistake is that
you consider yourself the winner.
Sure, like that thing with Carolina,
how you used her to hurt me.
I just hope you remember who came...
out stronger.
The only difference here, Guillermo,
is that you no longer have Analía
to tell you what you have to do.
You are lost without her.
It shows.
You have no idea what I'm capable of
to become president.
Oh, I know what you're capable of,
Guillermo.
I know it very well.
I know what a bastard you are.
Who do you think you are
to talk to me like that,
a rich kid who's gotten everything
on a silver platter?
You think you have morals, but
you're sleeping with my political advisor
so she can help you win.
You told her to tell me...
what was going on
between the two of you.
Now, did you think
that would put me out?
There you go again
insisting on the same thing, huh?
Look, Guillermo, I've already told you
I had a relationship with Analía,
but we never discussed your campaign.
You can go ahead and do whatever you want,
I'm not afraid of you.
Out of respect for your father,
I've come here, undaunted,
to ask you to get out of my way...
before I bring you down
in front of everyone.
You don't respect anything, Guillermo.
Not even old friends or family.
Now, I will show you
that it's possible to lead a country
without being a rat.
And be very careful
about what you do next.
Because if there's someone here
who has things to hide...
that's you.
- You know nothing.
- Are you sure?
Go ahead!
Run, hide like a girl.
This is what happens
with all these rich kids,
parasites, bootlickers...
wimps, bastards...
Daddy, is something wrong?
- Huh?
- Is something wrong?
No, honey.
You haven't eaten anything.
Oh, it's just... you know,
these apples are sour, huh?
Oh, Daddy...
No, honey, there's nothing wrong.
I'm just not hungry.
Dad.
I overheard you talking to someone
last night. Who was it?
Guillermo.
What did he want?
No, he proposed something
to try and get me to leave Pérez.
You've jeopardized my candidacy.
What were you thinking,
getting involved with Mejía's advisor?
Tell me.
That was before I started working
for your campaign, Ramiro,
before becoming
your vice-presidential candidate.
You know
I've always told the truth.
I hope so, Pablo,
because there's a lot at stake.
And let me tell you
that you're staying on this campaign...
because I know you are a smart man
and because you're valuable.
But I want you to know
that the campaign cannot sustain
another scandal of this nature.
You won't be vice president anymore?
Honey, yes, I'll stay on the campaign.
But as I've explained before,
to be vice president, the people
have to choose Ramiro and me.
They will.
You'll win, you'll see.
Cutie pie.
Let's do something.
When you get to school,
you'll take care of yourself,
you'll eat healthy,
and you'll tell the teacher to call me
if anything happens.
Tell her to call me.
You're very busy.
I'll let you know if anything comes up.
But don't worry so much,
I feel perfectly fine.
Nothing's going to happen.
Isn't my daughter great?
Honey!
I love you.
You're the only person
who can help me stay
two steps ahead of Mejía.
That's why you have to get yourself
into all his meetings. Don't be shy.
You have to become indispensable.
Indispensable, but invisible.
Ugh, Froggy, it's not that easy,
you know?
The most important thing here, Dorita,
is to remain calm.
Don't ask me to remain calm
when I have to be invisible
and indispensable
at the same time.
Oh, come on, you're very clever.
Yeah, I know that. I am,
but look who we're up against.
That man's tough.
He has his academics and titles
and all of that.
Well, yes, that might be true,
but you grew up in the streets.
You adapt.
You're a survivor. Use that.
It's important to remember that
Mejía is an egotistical control freak.
We know how enraged he gets
when things don't go his way.
Could you stand still for a minute,
please? You're driving me crazy.
Thank you.
It's very important
that you watch what you say and do.
Yeah, that I know. Don't worry.
I tell myself every day,
"Watch what you say,
watch what you do."
When I say be invisible, I mean...
you have to speak
as little as possible.
You only speak if Mejía speaks
to you directly.
And do the same with the rest
of the team. Remain silent.
Especially with the Engineer.
Don't give him any information, please.
Anything else I should know?
Yes.
Yes, Mejía is a creature of habit.
He likes his routine.
It makes him feel at ease.
Mid-morning he likes to have fresh fruit.
If he's at HQ,
he likes to have lunch at one o'clock,
one o'clock sharp.
But wait, doesn't he have
a drink or anything?
Yeah, these people like to bend the elbow.
Yeah, he likes to drink.
He takes a half-hour nap every day.
Absolutely no one can interrupt
those 30 minutes.
And he has a scotch in the afternoon.
Two ice cubes.
- Got it.
- OK.
Oh, one more thing.
He always writes down
the most important information of the day
on white sheets of paper.
And he usually keeps them
in the second desk drawer.
Take pictures of that
and send them to me.
Oh, Froggy, I can't...
promise you I'll get a good shot
'cause look at my phone.
Oh, wow!
- Don't go showing it around, OK?
- Nice phone! No.
Don't let them know where you got it.
I won't let you down.
Please, be cautious.
Be careful.
- Be very careful.
- I will.
What's up?
Nothing.
Look at the time.
Get going, please.
- Never be late with him, OK?
- Fine.
He hates tardiness. Go.
- See ya.
- OK.
It was yummy, Andrea.
- I'm glad you liked it.
- It was a good breakfast.
Where's my stuff?
Honey, do you want more tea?
Thank you.
You know something?
Honey, I'm glad you're no longer
with Mejía's campaign and...
Well, I know you're still moving forward
with your plans for revenge, but...
I'd like you to think very carefully
about it.
Why are we even discussing this
if it never leads anywhere?
- Someone has to tell you.
- Tell me what?
That you can't force your people
to tear this man down
and manipulate others in the process.
What do you mean?
You told Benji to become friends
with Mejía's daughter.
My team usually does things because
they want to, not because I make them.
They are loyal.
They have a lot of respect for you.
- I know. I know that perfectly well.
- You have to value that.
I do.
There's also Mejía's daughter...
I imagine you're talking about Sofía.
Yes, what about her?
Your plans could affect her.
And she really isn't to blame for...
what her father did to you and Darelis.
Look, the only one
I really want to hurt is Mejía.
But I can't be responsible
for all the people around him
who might suffer. That's not my problem.
But she's your sister.
I know you, Analía.
And you can't be indifferent to that.
I have helped Sofía many times.
With the kidnapping, for example.
And I did it
without knowing she was my...
That we are daughters
of the same man.
And Juan Mario...
Well, I've helped Juan Mario a lot.
I really did help him.
Numerous times.
But I can't let
my feelings distract me
from what I'm here to do.
And what I'm here for
has a name:
Mejía.
Your desire to ruin that man
will end up hurting people
you truly care about.
Analía, think about it, please.
This is impossible.
Thank you for coming.
Of course, why wouldn't I?
We're doing business, right?
Don't tell me
you've accepted my proposal?
Well, the truth is,
your prices are unbeatable.
And I've been looking
at your company and it's impressive.
Well, thank you, but I'm not done,
I still have more ideas for you.
- Let's hear them.
- I want to offer you a model
so once Mr. Mejía resumes his debates,
you can get more visibility
on social media and search engines.
Well, that sounds interesting,
because we're not well-positioned
on search engines.
You know what? It'd be great
if you could arrange for a radio debate
with him and his vice-presidential
candidate, Liliana Camargo,
against their biggest rivals.
Oh, well, actually, we didn't do
very well on the last debate.
No, but this would be different,
because the advantage of radio
is it can reach places TV can't.
And your dad is very quick-witted.
Plus, his vice president would join him.
And Ramiro Pérez, too.
Don't worry about that.
I've been researching the competition
and neither him nor Pablo de la Torre
have experience in this.
I like the idea.
Great. Then what we can do,
if you are fine with it,
is start generating content immediately,
so your dad's answers
have greater awareness than the others.
OK. Explain it to me clearly so
I can give my dad a concrete proposal.
Sure. Look.
The idea is to build
a more robust interface. So...
A new poll suggests that the upcoming
elections would result in a tie
between Ramiro Pérez
and Guillermo Mejía,
with candidate Magda Meneses
close behind,
since she's won new votes thanks to her
proposals on education and unemployment.
Those damn polls
and journalists' speculations are what...
messes you up.
What's with you?
Do you have a new lover or what?
You're going to the club so discreetly.
Nothing would make me happier,
but no.
I'm waiting for my freedom
to rebuild my life.
Don't get your hopes up, dear.
At your age...
Do you really think
your comments hurt me?
I have no doubt about it.
I hope this ends soon.
Sure you do.
Guillermo thinks he's untouchable
because no one has ever
proved any of his wrongdoings.
You have to bring him down now.
- That's impossible.
- Why?
Because I don't have much,
but we're working on it.
So you don't care about what I told you?
That he might say
that we had a relationship
because I had you infiltrate his campaign?
Of course I care.
But it really is his word against yours,
if he actually says something.
I don't know.
People will believe him. Or at least
a lot of people will believe him.
And that'll ruin our chances
to win the election.
And I'd be very sorry for you
if that happens.
But the most important thing to me
is for Mejía to fall.
I mean, right now even
Magda could win the seat.
And I can't stray
from what I came here to do.
OK.
There might be something with David
that I can dig into,
which might point to him.
Or involve him directly.
You need time.
Make him believe
you'll give in to his blackmail.
If you want to win,
you'll have to learn how to play him.
Go ahead, answer.
I'll wait.
Hello?
Your friend with the paperwork
isn't coming.
And I'm not going to just sit here
and wait
for that damn Engineer
to come kill me.
You have to calm down.
They are taking care of you.
Actually, they are keeping an eye on you.
Do you think I don't know
that you need me to testify against Mejía?
But that's over.
Look, you're barking up the wrong tree.
I don't care.
My mother's been murdered and I haven't
even been able to go claim her body.
So you better show up
or else we're all screwed.
Don't worry. I'll drop by later.
Be very careful or you'll expose me.
Do you know why
we're tied with Pérez-De la Torre?
Lack of visibility?
Pérez and Pablo are everywhere.
Because we're not doing shit!
And if we keep this up, I won't even
make it to city council. Board room.
Liliana, I want you in the office
right in front of me.
- But I'm already downstairs.
- What did I say?
We're standing still,
while other candidates,
like that Magda Meneses,
do interviews, they're on TV,
locations, radio... press!
The rise of Meneses is something
that no one saw coming.
As if by magic?
No, not by magic,
but she was launched on social media.
She has a great digital strategy!
Lower your voice!
Yes, I noticed. They've gone all out
with education and unemployment.
That's why they've got buzz everywhere.
And we don't have shit, is that it?
Well, I guess that's a strategy
your advisor, the one you fired,
should've taken care of.
You're clearly a rookie.
The only person with a strategy,
or who had a strategy here
was that lady? Huh?
I'm sorry to interrupt.
Coffee, black, no sugar and water.
Thank you, Dorita.
Oh, did I interrupt?
Finally someone who's efficient.
Don't worry, you're fine.
So, the only person
who knew my plans for governing...
was that lady?
- Memo, of course not.
- Hello.
Welcome.
Here's our Chief of Communications.
You missed the part where
we discussed what a great job
Magda Meneses's team is doing.
Sorry, I didn't know there was a meeting.
However, I've just met
with our digital services supplier,
and I have something
I'd like to run by you.
Well, save the day, little sis,
otherwise he'll crucify...
One more. One more...
Look me in the eyes.
You'll see.
One more.
I want you to take part in a radio debate
with Ramiro Pérez and his
vice presidential candidate.
Tell me what you're thinking.
I can ask Federico Laverde.
He's a serious journalist,
with a huge national audience
and his radio show is called the...
"The Ring".
We all know it.
Memo, it is a debate show.
There's virtually no moderator
and the participants usually get
into heated arguments
and I don't think that's your style.
Yes, but my dad's
a great public speaker.
You're good at rebutting quickly,
at laying out the arguments.
I'm convinced you'd eat
Pérez and Pablo alive.
So, shall we do it?
Yes.
Get on it right away.
I want that second-class party
out of the way right now.
And, actually, you should all...
learn from Sofía.
Finally, someone came up
with an interesting strategy.
On a different note.
Engineer?
That lady who works for your boss
is now walking into the place
you sent me to watch.
Yes, Analía Guerrero.
Copy, sir. If something comes up,
I'll let you know.
What does this man want?
Oh my God!
Relax, Mom.
Is this everything?
You're sure?
Do you have any more copies?
I didn't think you'd come through.
Let's make something
very clear, Fabiola.
Threats don't work with me.
I had no choice.
I'm desperate here!
You're still breathing.
Isn't that good?
Well, no.
Because I keep thinking that at any time,
when I go out on the street
I'll run into the Engineer
and he'll kill me.
- I can't take it any longer.
- Calm down.
Relax, I have a plan
so that he won't find you.
We will use what you know.
What I know?
Didn't you witness your mother's murder?
Yes, but that's against the Engineer.
Who happens to be Mejía's
chief of security.
Do you have any idea
what could happen to Mejía
if people found out that you witnessed
his chief of security kill your mother?
And that, in addition, he was there
to collect all the evidence that links him
to the crimes he's committed?
Do you think that this rat
will let me utter a single word?
Mejía is desperate.
He has no idea where you are
or who rescued you.
He's scared, Fabiola.
Let's frighten him even more.
How?
I'll send him
part of the video you recorded
accusing him of foreign bribery
and collusion.
No.
He'll track me down.
No.
I'll get it to him
without him tracing you.
Like a ghost.
Believe me, Fabiola,
when it comes to Mejía,
you have to play harder than he does.
Show him
that you can stand up for yourself.
The company's profit margin
is very thin.
Santiago made a couple
of big mistakes,
such as losing
some long-term clients
- after Dad died.
- I see.
You know something?
We need to boost our sales, OK?
And we need clients to know
that we're running the business now.
Exactly, exactly, exactly.
I need you to find out if anybody else
knew about Santiago's mismanagement.
- Why?
- I need some evidence.
What? You want
to put him in jail or something?
No.
Guillermo is threatening me
with bringing my relationship
- with Analía to light.
- What?
- That guy's the worst, huh?
- Yes.
So I need to keep him quiet, you know?
OK, leave it to me.
Let me ask the guys
in the warehouse or accounting.
Let's see if I can find anything, OK?
Perfect.
- OK, I'm out.
- No, Pablo.
Hey, no, wait. Don't leave.
I need to talk to you about Mom, OK?
- What happened?
- I've noticed she's very sad.
She says she feels lonely
in such a big house.
Of course.
It makes sense, don't you think?
It probably brings back lots of memories.
For all of us, right?
Well, the thing is...
she says she wants to sell the house
and move to a smaller place.
You know what I just thought?
I'm going to tell Mom
to move in with me.
- Oh, good idea.
- So Carolina can finally leave.
Is that woman still living
with you?
Because Helena hasn't been
feeling well lately.
And Carolina has been helping me a lot.
Yeah, she never helped you
when you were together, huh?
- That's guilt talking.
- I know she's sorry and all,
but I think it's time for her
to leave and find her own place.
I don't know.
I think you need to get that woman
out of your house as soon as possible.
- Remember everything she did.
- I haven't forgotten.
You're right. Don't worry.
Let me know, OK?
- See you, brother.
- Bye.
- See you later.
- Bye.
See you later, sir.
Thank you for coming, Eugenia.
I'm happy to take care
of my little girl, but...
Thank you.
Oh, I feel so lonely sometimes.
I have no one to talk to.
I understand. I feel the same.
To think that we were such a close-knit
family, and look at us now.
I will always regret my mistakes.
You have no idea how much
it still hurts to have lost Pablo.
There are few men like him.
Excuse me. Two seconds.
I'll be right back.
Hello?
Yes?
OK.
Oh, God.
Are you looking for something?
Look, I found this cough syrup.
Is the girl sick?
I haven't heard her cough.
No. No, no. It's for me.
What do you need?
Some sugar.
It needs a bit more.
- Sure. Let me get it.
- OK.
Here you go.
Thank you.
Verónica, look,
I need to talk to you because
I'd like to know if you are aware
of Santiago Castiblanco's mismanagement
of the company.
Look, let me be frank with you.
I talked to the head of the warehouse.
He told me he didn't know anything,
I didn't believe him,
and had to let him go.
I don't want to have to do
the same with you, you know?
But I'm scared.
Scared of what?
Something happening to me.
No, I can assure you nothing
will happen to you,
but I need you to talk to me.
Otherwise I'll have to think
that you're covering up
for Santiago, OK?
Look, I swear I didn't know
what he was doing.
I figured it out,
but I couldn't say anything
because I was afraid I'd get
into something more dangerous.
No. You were doing something dangerous
when you saw him and didn't say anything.
Well...
Mr. Santiago worked
with a small network,
and...
well, they used the materials
they didn't need anymore.
And then they would ask us
to replace those materials
for the same construction sites
where they claimed
to be running out of supplies.
Well, that's completely normal.
Sometimes you work
with an extremely tight budget
and you end up running out of supplies.
No. No, because...
he never invoiced those supplies.
I see.
Then what I need you to do
is to calculate more or less...
the amounts Santiago
was taking, OK?
Don't worry.
He doesn't work here anymore.
And if anybody asks,
you tell them I told you to do it, OK?
Yes, sir.
OK. Excuse me.
If Pablo doesn't drop out, I'll make
his relationship with Analía public
and I'll say she was leaking info
about my campaign
and was Pérez's spy.
Of course.
That way Pérez won't show up
at the debate...
with his vice presidential candidate.
Great strategy, Memo.
- Great.
- Excuse me. Oops, sorry.
Excuse me. Sorry to interrupt.
Here's your fruit. Your coffee, black,
no sugar, just as you like it.
- Can I get you anything?
- No.
Well, let me know.
I will gladly bring you something.
- Excuse me.
- Dorita.
Sir?
You take care of me better than at home.
It's my pleasure.
How are you feeling on your first day?
Well, what can I say?
It's odd, because I feel
I've worked here my entire life.
Everyone's been so nice to me.
One or two long faces,
but the rest have been so nice.
And what do you think
about Analía's departure?
Well, I'm sorry, but she had it coming.
Fool me once, shame on you.
Fool me twice, shame on me.
And you, thank God,
are not easy to fool.
She made a mistake and,
well, she had to go.
What a mess, but yes,
you were right to fire her.
Listen, Dora...
I'm wondering, you know?
Aren't you betraying Miss Guerrero?
As far as I know,
you are working here thanks to her.
She recommended you, didn't she?
Yes.
She saw I had the skills to work here.
But who made the decision?
Mr. Mejía.
Otherwise I wouldn't be here.
And I also know that when
he no longer wants me here,
I'll have to leave.
That's good.
We've let go enough people.
Plus, I'm not going to fire someone
who makes such great coffee.
You like sayings.
Let me know whenever you want
to hear another one. I've got plenty.
- Excuse me.
- Let's hear one.
Here's your role,
you'll play the victim.
What do you think?
Relax, don't sweat it.
Look, if there's something
I've learned in life
it's that you can't surround yourself
with envious and nosy people.
And that's what happened with Analía.
She was too nosy
and look how she ended up.
Well, OK. I won't talk anymore.
Excuse me.
- Let me know if you need anything.
- Thank you, Dorita.
What a mess.
How did it go with Mejía?
Froggy, that man is shady.
- Why?
- Hold on. Don't hang up.
- Hello.
- Hi, how are you?
Hold on. Hold on.
He asked me what I thought
about your departure.
Relax, I knocked it out
of the park with my answer.
You know what I think?
I think I'm winning him over, honestly.
He wants me next to him
all the time.
That Santiago, though.
He's a tough audience.
You have to be very careful with him.
Especially with him.
My mistake was not winning him over
the minute I got there.
I'll admit to that.
No, I mean,
winning that fatso over is not easy.
He gives you dirty looks all the time.
He's all crabby with me.
Why? Did he say or do anything
in particular?
No. No, he doesn't say a word to me,
but he can't stand me.
I can't stand him either.
You know what it is? He thinks
I'm as much of a sellout as he is.
But me, I'm on a mission.
For him, it's in his genes.
OK...
I know he's hateful, but you still have
to win him over, Dorita.
Remember that,
now that I'm gone,
he's become Mejía's right hand again.
And he has his ear.
Sir?
Sir?
He always writes down
the most important information of the day
on white sheets of paper.
And he usually keeps them
in the second desk drawer.
Take pictures of that and send them to me.
What are you doing here, missy?
I wanted to leave his coffee here, but...
Do you see him?
Can't you see he's not here?
I know he's not here,
but I want him to have his coffee
when he gets in.
OK, miss... Dora.
Look, let me give you some advice.
Don't do more than you have to do
just to get him to like you.
God forbid you follow in
Miss Guerrero's footsteps.
She had to go.
If you say so.
Yes, I do.
Excuse me.
Mommy!
Mejía for president, gentlemen!
I don't want you here.
Well, sure, you're right.
We need time apart to...
No, no. Don't patronize me.
You know what I'm talking about.
I don't want you to work here...
ever again.
I'm the only one who can help you
achieve your goals.
So now it turns out
you're indispensable.
I can get you that presidential seat.
Fine.
I guess we'll never know.
I want you out.
I once told you...
that I don't forgive a betrayal.
But I'm being completely honest
with you.
I think I've told you many times...
What I really like about you
is how alike we are.
But this is also your...
drawback, darling.
Because, unfortunately for you,
I know how you act.
But above all...
how you think.
That's why I don't trust you anymore.
Another announcement?
- Hectic day, huh?
- Let's find out what's going on.
Come here, Dorita.
I want you by my side.
Miss Analía Guerrero
is no longer working with us.
Can you tell us why?
Different points of view about
how to address the home stretch
of the race.
What do you mean?
I don't get it.
Wasn't Analía the crown jewel?
Yes.
But that's exactly why.
She's too full of herself.
And we're all equal here.
So let's just please
get on with our work.
And let's not let anything tarnish
our successful journey to the presidency.
Thank you.
Dorita, would you close the door
on your way out, please?
- Yes.
- Santiago, stay.
It's very strange that he let Analía go
with the elections around the corner.
Can I ask you something?
Memo,
what really happened with Analía?
She told me she had a relationship
with Pablo de la Torre.
But I don't believe
she broke up with him.
I don't believe anything she says.
I know her.
That woman doesn't make a move
without covering all her bases.
Why would she tell me
about her supposedly failed relationship
with Pablo now?
She's hiding something.
I told you, remember?
I warned you.
Analía Guerrero is hiding something.
And I confirmed it
when that punk who worked for her,
alias Toto, stole from me.
What did he steal?
Something unimportant, Memo.
I had a copy of the government
program under lock and key.
But, oh well, since they're not
close to us any longer,
it's not important.
What we now know for sure...
is that Analía Guerrero
is not someone to trust.
Neither are you.
I saw that thug
you have working for you
sneaking into the warehouse
to steal from me.
Sure. Little missy sent him to get revenge
because I sent someone to spy on you, huh?
You know,
I think you have the wrong person.
So, then who? Speak up.
Was it Guillermo's order or what?
Or is that what you want me
to think, idiot?
I have no idea what you're talking about!
You are not being clear.
Why don't you talk to Guillermo directly
and you tell him all about you suspicions
to see what he has to say about it.
- I think that's fine.
- I'll bring you down.
Why are you saying that?
I've always been on your side,
I've been your best ally.
Why didn't you tell me about the theft?
Well, we'd just finished
the youth debates and I didn't want
to add yet another cause
of concern in your life
until I could figure things out exactly.
And have you?
Have you figured things out?
Do you know why that guy was snooping
around your stuff?
Well, I know now
he was following Analía's orders.
And since they are no longer with us,
well, it's inconsequential.
We don't need to worry
about it anymore, right?
My strategy with Mejía collapsed.
I'm tired.
But the memory of you keeps me strong.
And I'll keep going.
I have my qualms about you,
but I need you there,
unfortunately,
because I need you
to be my eyes and ears.
Don't sweat it, Froggy.
Relax.
I know how to handle that man.
- OK.
- Relax.
And you? Have you established
a relationship with Sofía or not?
Work relationship.
OK, you have to earn her trust,
you know?
I don't know, so you can get
information out of her.
Still, you can do it
however you want.
I'm not gonna make her fall in love
with me, if that's what you...
Well, start with being friends.
We can start with that.
Let's see how things unfold,
so you can get the information
we need, OK?
What happened between Guillermo and me
changes everything.
He's probably paranoid and suspicious.
Unfortunately, this also means
that he's much more dangerous.
So from now on, we need to be
even more careful than we have been.
OK?
You have to be cautious.
Keep your eyes open.
If you feel like someone's following you,
if you see something odd,
something that you think
is out of the ordinary,
please, keep it in mind.
Because we're not making
any more mistakes.
Good.
The public would love to know
that you have a mistress.
And that she's none other
than my political strategist.
My relationship with Analía
is over, Guillermo.
Now, if you're coming to my house
to threaten me, save your breath.
That information is not useful
to anyone's campaign.
I'll let everyone know that you,
the man who boasts
about being clean and ethical,
who's also the vice-presidential
candidate of my opponent,
is having an affair
with the person who was,
until recently, my campaign advisor.
Who I fired...
for leaking confidential information
to you.
That's not true.
You know it.
All I need is to plant the seed of doubt,
and we'll see who the press believes.
And the voters.
There's a way out.
If you give up this...
stupid indulgence of wanting
to become vice president of this country.
I...
I'll keep my mouth shut.
OK.
You know something?
I have information on you
that's actually true...
and can put you
in a very awkward position.
You do?
Don't be so cynical, Guillermo.
You know I'm telling the truth.
Because, yeah, I did have
a relationship with Analía,
but we never plotted against you.
Sure. But I'd be the bigger idiot
if I trusted you or Analía,
who has proved unworthy of my trust.
But, well...
I... did what I had to do.
I gave you a chance
to avoid your downfall.
Your mistake is that
you consider yourself the winner.
Sure, like that thing with Carolina,
how you used her to hurt me.
I just hope you remember who came...
out stronger.
The only difference here, Guillermo,
is that you no longer have Analía
to tell you what you have to do.
You are lost without her.
It shows.
You have no idea what I'm capable of
to become president.
Oh, I know what you're capable of,
Guillermo.
I know it very well.
I know what a bastard you are.
Who do you think you are
to talk to me like that,
a rich kid who's gotten everything
on a silver platter?
You think you have morals, but
you're sleeping with my political advisor
so she can help you win.
You told her to tell me...
what was going on
between the two of you.
Now, did you think
that would put me out?
There you go again
insisting on the same thing, huh?
Look, Guillermo, I've already told you
I had a relationship with Analía,
but we never discussed your campaign.
You can go ahead and do whatever you want,
I'm not afraid of you.
Out of respect for your father,
I've come here, undaunted,
to ask you to get out of my way...
before I bring you down
in front of everyone.
You don't respect anything, Guillermo.
Not even old friends or family.
Now, I will show you
that it's possible to lead a country
without being a rat.
And be very careful
about what you do next.
Because if there's someone here
who has things to hide...
that's you.
- You know nothing.
- Are you sure?
Go ahead!
Run, hide like a girl.
This is what happens
with all these rich kids,
parasites, bootlickers...
wimps, bastards...
Daddy, is something wrong?
- Huh?
- Is something wrong?
No, honey.
You haven't eaten anything.
Oh, it's just... you know,
these apples are sour, huh?
Oh, Daddy...
No, honey, there's nothing wrong.
I'm just not hungry.
Dad.
I overheard you talking to someone
last night. Who was it?
Guillermo.
What did he want?
No, he proposed something
to try and get me to leave Pérez.
You've jeopardized my candidacy.
What were you thinking,
getting involved with Mejía's advisor?
Tell me.
That was before I started working
for your campaign, Ramiro,
before becoming
your vice-presidential candidate.
You know
I've always told the truth.
I hope so, Pablo,
because there's a lot at stake.
And let me tell you
that you're staying on this campaign...
because I know you are a smart man
and because you're valuable.
But I want you to know
that the campaign cannot sustain
another scandal of this nature.
You won't be vice president anymore?
Honey, yes, I'll stay on the campaign.
But as I've explained before,
to be vice president, the people
have to choose Ramiro and me.
They will.
You'll win, you'll see.
Cutie pie.
Let's do something.
When you get to school,
you'll take care of yourself,
you'll eat healthy,
and you'll tell the teacher to call me
if anything happens.
Tell her to call me.
You're very busy.
I'll let you know if anything comes up.
But don't worry so much,
I feel perfectly fine.
Nothing's going to happen.
Isn't my daughter great?
Honey!
I love you.
You're the only person
who can help me stay
two steps ahead of Mejía.
That's why you have to get yourself
into all his meetings. Don't be shy.
You have to become indispensable.
Indispensable, but invisible.
Ugh, Froggy, it's not that easy,
you know?
The most important thing here, Dorita,
is to remain calm.
Don't ask me to remain calm
when I have to be invisible
and indispensable
at the same time.
Oh, come on, you're very clever.
Yeah, I know that. I am,
but look who we're up against.
That man's tough.
He has his academics and titles
and all of that.
Well, yes, that might be true,
but you grew up in the streets.
You adapt.
You're a survivor. Use that.
It's important to remember that
Mejía is an egotistical control freak.
We know how enraged he gets
when things don't go his way.
Could you stand still for a minute,
please? You're driving me crazy.
Thank you.
It's very important
that you watch what you say and do.
Yeah, that I know. Don't worry.
I tell myself every day,
"Watch what you say,
watch what you do."
When I say be invisible, I mean...
you have to speak
as little as possible.
You only speak if Mejía speaks
to you directly.
And do the same with the rest
of the team. Remain silent.
Especially with the Engineer.
Don't give him any information, please.
Anything else I should know?
Yes.
Yes, Mejía is a creature of habit.
He likes his routine.
It makes him feel at ease.
Mid-morning he likes to have fresh fruit.
If he's at HQ,
he likes to have lunch at one o'clock,
one o'clock sharp.
But wait, doesn't he have
a drink or anything?
Yeah, these people like to bend the elbow.
Yeah, he likes to drink.
He takes a half-hour nap every day.
Absolutely no one can interrupt
those 30 minutes.
And he has a scotch in the afternoon.
Two ice cubes.
- Got it.
- OK.
Oh, one more thing.
He always writes down
the most important information of the day
on white sheets of paper.
And he usually keeps them
in the second desk drawer.
Take pictures of that
and send them to me.
Oh, Froggy, I can't...
promise you I'll get a good shot
'cause look at my phone.
Oh, wow!
- Don't go showing it around, OK?
- Nice phone! No.
Don't let them know where you got it.
I won't let you down.
Please, be cautious.
Be careful.
- Be very careful.
- I will.
What's up?
Nothing.
Look at the time.
Get going, please.
- Never be late with him, OK?
- Fine.
He hates tardiness. Go.
- See ya.
- OK.
It was yummy, Andrea.
- I'm glad you liked it.
- It was a good breakfast.
Where's my stuff?
Honey, do you want more tea?
Thank you.
You know something?
Honey, I'm glad you're no longer
with Mejía's campaign and...
Well, I know you're still moving forward
with your plans for revenge, but...
I'd like you to think very carefully
about it.
Why are we even discussing this
if it never leads anywhere?
- Someone has to tell you.
- Tell me what?
That you can't force your people
to tear this man down
and manipulate others in the process.
What do you mean?
You told Benji to become friends
with Mejía's daughter.
My team usually does things because
they want to, not because I make them.
They are loyal.
They have a lot of respect for you.
- I know. I know that perfectly well.
- You have to value that.
I do.
There's also Mejía's daughter...
I imagine you're talking about Sofía.
Yes, what about her?
Your plans could affect her.
And she really isn't to blame for...
what her father did to you and Darelis.
Look, the only one
I really want to hurt is Mejía.
But I can't be responsible
for all the people around him
who might suffer. That's not my problem.
But she's your sister.
I know you, Analía.
And you can't be indifferent to that.
I have helped Sofía many times.
With the kidnapping, for example.
And I did it
without knowing she was my...
That we are daughters
of the same man.
And Juan Mario...
Well, I've helped Juan Mario a lot.
I really did help him.
Numerous times.
But I can't let
my feelings distract me
from what I'm here to do.
And what I'm here for
has a name:
Mejía.
Your desire to ruin that man
will end up hurting people
you truly care about.
Analía, think about it, please.
This is impossible.
Thank you for coming.
Of course, why wouldn't I?
We're doing business, right?
Don't tell me
you've accepted my proposal?
Well, the truth is,
your prices are unbeatable.
And I've been looking
at your company and it's impressive.
Well, thank you, but I'm not done,
I still have more ideas for you.
- Let's hear them.
- I want to offer you a model
so once Mr. Mejía resumes his debates,
you can get more visibility
on social media and search engines.
Well, that sounds interesting,
because we're not well-positioned
on search engines.
You know what? It'd be great
if you could arrange for a radio debate
with him and his vice-presidential
candidate, Liliana Camargo,
against their biggest rivals.
Oh, well, actually, we didn't do
very well on the last debate.
No, but this would be different,
because the advantage of radio
is it can reach places TV can't.
And your dad is very quick-witted.
Plus, his vice president would join him.
And Ramiro Pérez, too.
Don't worry about that.
I've been researching the competition
and neither him nor Pablo de la Torre
have experience in this.
I like the idea.
Great. Then what we can do,
if you are fine with it,
is start generating content immediately,
so your dad's answers
have greater awareness than the others.
OK. Explain it to me clearly so
I can give my dad a concrete proposal.
Sure. Look.
The idea is to build
a more robust interface. So...
A new poll suggests that the upcoming
elections would result in a tie
between Ramiro Pérez
and Guillermo Mejía,
with candidate Magda Meneses
close behind,
since she's won new votes thanks to her
proposals on education and unemployment.
Those damn polls
and journalists' speculations are what...
messes you up.
What's with you?
Do you have a new lover or what?
You're going to the club so discreetly.
Nothing would make me happier,
but no.
I'm waiting for my freedom
to rebuild my life.
Don't get your hopes up, dear.
At your age...
Do you really think
your comments hurt me?
I have no doubt about it.
I hope this ends soon.
Sure you do.
Guillermo thinks he's untouchable
because no one has ever
proved any of his wrongdoings.
You have to bring him down now.
- That's impossible.
- Why?
Because I don't have much,
but we're working on it.
So you don't care about what I told you?
That he might say
that we had a relationship
because I had you infiltrate his campaign?
Of course I care.
But it really is his word against yours,
if he actually says something.
I don't know.
People will believe him. Or at least
a lot of people will believe him.
And that'll ruin our chances
to win the election.
And I'd be very sorry for you
if that happens.
But the most important thing to me
is for Mejía to fall.
I mean, right now even
Magda could win the seat.
And I can't stray
from what I came here to do.
OK.
There might be something with David
that I can dig into,
which might point to him.
Or involve him directly.
You need time.
Make him believe
you'll give in to his blackmail.
If you want to win,
you'll have to learn how to play him.
Go ahead, answer.
I'll wait.
Hello?
Your friend with the paperwork
isn't coming.
And I'm not going to just sit here
and wait
for that damn Engineer
to come kill me.
You have to calm down.
They are taking care of you.
Actually, they are keeping an eye on you.
Do you think I don't know
that you need me to testify against Mejía?
But that's over.
Look, you're barking up the wrong tree.
I don't care.
My mother's been murdered and I haven't
even been able to go claim her body.
So you better show up
or else we're all screwed.
Don't worry. I'll drop by later.
Be very careful or you'll expose me.
Do you know why
we're tied with Pérez-De la Torre?
Lack of visibility?
Pérez and Pablo are everywhere.
Because we're not doing shit!
And if we keep this up, I won't even
make it to city council. Board room.
Liliana, I want you in the office
right in front of me.
- But I'm already downstairs.
- What did I say?
We're standing still,
while other candidates,
like that Magda Meneses,
do interviews, they're on TV,
locations, radio... press!
The rise of Meneses is something
that no one saw coming.
As if by magic?
No, not by magic,
but she was launched on social media.
She has a great digital strategy!
Lower your voice!
Yes, I noticed. They've gone all out
with education and unemployment.
That's why they've got buzz everywhere.
And we don't have shit, is that it?
Well, I guess that's a strategy
your advisor, the one you fired,
should've taken care of.
You're clearly a rookie.
The only person with a strategy,
or who had a strategy here
was that lady? Huh?
I'm sorry to interrupt.
Coffee, black, no sugar and water.
Thank you, Dorita.
Oh, did I interrupt?
Finally someone who's efficient.
Don't worry, you're fine.
So, the only person
who knew my plans for governing...
was that lady?
- Memo, of course not.
- Hello.
Welcome.
Here's our Chief of Communications.
You missed the part where
we discussed what a great job
Magda Meneses's team is doing.
Sorry, I didn't know there was a meeting.
However, I've just met
with our digital services supplier,
and I have something
I'd like to run by you.
Well, save the day, little sis,
otherwise he'll crucify...
One more. One more...
Look me in the eyes.
You'll see.
One more.
I want you to take part in a radio debate
with Ramiro Pérez and his
vice presidential candidate.
Tell me what you're thinking.
I can ask Federico Laverde.
He's a serious journalist,
with a huge national audience
and his radio show is called the...
"The Ring".
We all know it.
Memo, it is a debate show.
There's virtually no moderator
and the participants usually get
into heated arguments
and I don't think that's your style.
Yes, but my dad's
a great public speaker.
You're good at rebutting quickly,
at laying out the arguments.
I'm convinced you'd eat
Pérez and Pablo alive.
So, shall we do it?
Yes.
Get on it right away.
I want that second-class party
out of the way right now.
And, actually, you should all...
learn from Sofía.
Finally, someone came up
with an interesting strategy.
On a different note.
Engineer?
That lady who works for your boss
is now walking into the place
you sent me to watch.
Yes, Analía Guerrero.
Copy, sir. If something comes up,
I'll let you know.
What does this man want?
Oh my God!
Relax, Mom.
Is this everything?
You're sure?
Do you have any more copies?
I didn't think you'd come through.
Let's make something
very clear, Fabiola.
Threats don't work with me.
I had no choice.
I'm desperate here!
You're still breathing.
Isn't that good?
Well, no.
Because I keep thinking that at any time,
when I go out on the street
I'll run into the Engineer
and he'll kill me.
- I can't take it any longer.
- Calm down.
Relax, I have a plan
so that he won't find you.
We will use what you know.
What I know?
Didn't you witness your mother's murder?
Yes, but that's against the Engineer.
Who happens to be Mejía's
chief of security.
Do you have any idea
what could happen to Mejía
if people found out that you witnessed
his chief of security kill your mother?
And that, in addition, he was there
to collect all the evidence that links him
to the crimes he's committed?
Do you think that this rat
will let me utter a single word?
Mejía is desperate.
He has no idea where you are
or who rescued you.
He's scared, Fabiola.
Let's frighten him even more.
How?
I'll send him
part of the video you recorded
accusing him of foreign bribery
and collusion.
No.
He'll track me down.
No.
I'll get it to him
without him tracing you.
Like a ghost.
Believe me, Fabiola,
when it comes to Mejía,
you have to play harder than he does.
Show him
that you can stand up for yourself.
The company's profit margin
is very thin.
Santiago made a couple
of big mistakes,
such as losing
some long-term clients
- after Dad died.
- I see.
You know something?
We need to boost our sales, OK?
And we need clients to know
that we're running the business now.
Exactly, exactly, exactly.
I need you to find out if anybody else
knew about Santiago's mismanagement.
- Why?
- I need some evidence.
What? You want
to put him in jail or something?
No.
Guillermo is threatening me
with bringing my relationship
- with Analía to light.
- What?
- That guy's the worst, huh?
- Yes.
So I need to keep him quiet, you know?
OK, leave it to me.
Let me ask the guys
in the warehouse or accounting.
Let's see if I can find anything, OK?
Perfect.
- OK, I'm out.
- No, Pablo.
Hey, no, wait. Don't leave.
I need to talk to you about Mom, OK?
- What happened?
- I've noticed she's very sad.
She says she feels lonely
in such a big house.
Of course.
It makes sense, don't you think?
It probably brings back lots of memories.
For all of us, right?
Well, the thing is...
she says she wants to sell the house
and move to a smaller place.
You know what I just thought?
I'm going to tell Mom
to move in with me.
- Oh, good idea.
- So Carolina can finally leave.
Is that woman still living
with you?
Because Helena hasn't been
feeling well lately.
And Carolina has been helping me a lot.
Yeah, she never helped you
when you were together, huh?
- That's guilt talking.
- I know she's sorry and all,
but I think it's time for her
to leave and find her own place.
I don't know.
I think you need to get that woman
out of your house as soon as possible.
- Remember everything she did.
- I haven't forgotten.
You're right. Don't worry.
Let me know, OK?
- See you, brother.
- Bye.
- See you later.
- Bye.
See you later, sir.
Thank you for coming, Eugenia.
I'm happy to take care
of my little girl, but...
Thank you.
Oh, I feel so lonely sometimes.
I have no one to talk to.
I understand. I feel the same.
To think that we were such a close-knit
family, and look at us now.
I will always regret my mistakes.
You have no idea how much
it still hurts to have lost Pablo.
There are few men like him.
Excuse me. Two seconds.
I'll be right back.
Hello?
Yes?
OK.
Oh, God.
Are you looking for something?
Look, I found this cough syrup.
Is the girl sick?
I haven't heard her cough.
No. No, no. It's for me.
What do you need?
Some sugar.
It needs a bit more.
- Sure. Let me get it.
- OK.
Here you go.
Thank you.
Verónica, look,
I need to talk to you because
I'd like to know if you are aware
of Santiago Castiblanco's mismanagement
of the company.
Look, let me be frank with you.
I talked to the head of the warehouse.
He told me he didn't know anything,
I didn't believe him,
and had to let him go.
I don't want to have to do
the same with you, you know?
But I'm scared.
Scared of what?
Something happening to me.
No, I can assure you nothing
will happen to you,
but I need you to talk to me.
Otherwise I'll have to think
that you're covering up
for Santiago, OK?
Look, I swear I didn't know
what he was doing.
I figured it out,
but I couldn't say anything
because I was afraid I'd get
into something more dangerous.
No. You were doing something dangerous
when you saw him and didn't say anything.
Well...
Mr. Santiago worked
with a small network,
and...
well, they used the materials
they didn't need anymore.
And then they would ask us
to replace those materials
for the same construction sites
where they claimed
to be running out of supplies.
Well, that's completely normal.
Sometimes you work
with an extremely tight budget
and you end up running out of supplies.
No. No, because...
he never invoiced those supplies.
I see.
Then what I need you to do
is to calculate more or less...
the amounts Santiago
was taking, OK?
Don't worry.
He doesn't work here anymore.
And if anybody asks,
you tell them I told you to do it, OK?
Yes, sir.
OK. Excuse me.
If Pablo doesn't drop out, I'll make
his relationship with Analía public
and I'll say she was leaking info
about my campaign
and was Pérez's spy.
Of course.
That way Pérez won't show up
at the debate...
with his vice presidential candidate.
Great strategy, Memo.
- Great.
- Excuse me. Oops, sorry.
Excuse me. Sorry to interrupt.
Here's your fruit. Your coffee, black,
no sugar, just as you like it.
- Can I get you anything?
- No.
Well, let me know.
I will gladly bring you something.
- Excuse me.
- Dorita.
Sir?
You take care of me better than at home.
It's my pleasure.
How are you feeling on your first day?
Well, what can I say?
It's odd, because I feel
I've worked here my entire life.
Everyone's been so nice to me.
One or two long faces,
but the rest have been so nice.
And what do you think
about Analía's departure?
Well, I'm sorry, but she had it coming.
Fool me once, shame on you.
Fool me twice, shame on me.
And you, thank God,
are not easy to fool.
She made a mistake and,
well, she had to go.
What a mess, but yes,
you were right to fire her.
Listen, Dora...
I'm wondering, you know?
Aren't you betraying Miss Guerrero?
As far as I know,
you are working here thanks to her.
She recommended you, didn't she?
Yes.
She saw I had the skills to work here.
But who made the decision?
Mr. Mejía.
Otherwise I wouldn't be here.
And I also know that when
he no longer wants me here,
I'll have to leave.
That's good.
We've let go enough people.
Plus, I'm not going to fire someone
who makes such great coffee.
You like sayings.
Let me know whenever you want
to hear another one. I've got plenty.
- Excuse me.
- Let's hear one.
Here's your role,
you'll play the victim.
What do you think?
Relax, don't sweat it.
Look, if there's something
I've learned in life
it's that you can't surround yourself
with envious and nosy people.
And that's what happened with Analía.
She was too nosy
and look how she ended up.
Well, OK. I won't talk anymore.
Excuse me.
- Let me know if you need anything.
- Thank you, Dorita.
What a mess.
How did it go with Mejía?
Froggy, that man is shady.
- Why?
- Hold on. Don't hang up.
- Hello.
- Hi, how are you?
Hold on. Hold on.
He asked me what I thought
about your departure.
Relax, I knocked it out
of the park with my answer.
You know what I think?
I think I'm winning him over, honestly.
He wants me next to him
all the time.
That Santiago, though.
He's a tough audience.
You have to be very careful with him.
Especially with him.
My mistake was not winning him over
the minute I got there.
I'll admit to that.
No, I mean,
winning that fatso over is not easy.
He gives you dirty looks all the time.
He's all crabby with me.
Why? Did he say or do anything
in particular?
No. No, he doesn't say a word to me,
but he can't stand me.
I can't stand him either.
You know what it is? He thinks
I'm as much of a sellout as he is.
But me, I'm on a mission.
For him, it's in his genes.
OK...
I know he's hateful, but you still have
to win him over, Dorita.
Remember that,
now that I'm gone,
he's become Mejía's right hand again.
And he has his ear.
Sir?
Sir?
He always writes down
the most important information of the day
on white sheets of paper.
And he usually keeps them
in the second desk drawer.
Take pictures of that and send them to me.
What are you doing here, missy?
I wanted to leave his coffee here, but...
Do you see him?
Can't you see he's not here?
I know he's not here,
but I want him to have his coffee
when he gets in.
OK, miss... Dora.
Look, let me give you some advice.
Don't do more than you have to do
just to get him to like you.
God forbid you follow in
Miss Guerrero's footsteps.
She had to go.
If you say so.
Yes, I do.
Excuse me.