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00:00Manuel Llorra, The Betrayal Revealed
00:07In the chapter the tension and the promise reaches its peak
00:11Manuel discovers that Enor is not the woman he thought she was
00:17Her family has been kidnapped and she has been forced to spy for Ricardo Infantes, the hidden enemy of the Lujans
00:23A heartbreaking confession that changes everything and turns mistrust into an oath to fight
00:31At the same time, Catalina receives a letter that reveals an even darker betrayal by Palaio
00:39An arms trade intended to fuel the revolts
00:41While Kuro and Angela's secret love falters under the weight of danger and Vera seeks redemption before the Ope
00:50The pieces of a desperate plan begin to fit together
00:53Will Manuel and Catalina be able to stop Infantes before it's too late?
01:00Will she manage to save her family in time?
01:03And what will become of the fate of the promise caught between loyalty, betrayal and war?
01:10The air in Manuel's office smelled of old leather, beeswax, and a tension so thick you could almost chew it
01:16The evening light, tinged with a melancholic orange, filtered through the tall windows, casting long shadows that seemed to dance like ghosts around the room's only two occupants
01:29Manuel, standing by his desk, felt the weight of the world on his shoulders
01:37In front of him, now with a pale face and eyes red with unshed tears, he was the embodiment of a secret about to explode
01:47I can't take it anymore, now
01:51Manuel's voice was a hoarse whisper, laden with a frustration that had been building for days
01:57I feel like you're walking on glass around me
02:01Your silences are louder than any shout
02:04I've offered you my trust, my friendship, and in return all I get is evasion
02:10Please, tell me what's going on
02:13Whatever it is, we'll face it together
02:16Anora looked up
02:18Her eyes, two pools of anguish, met his
02:26For a moment it seemed as if she might collapse, as if the retaining wall she had laboriously built would shatter
02:31Her lips trembled, forming inaudible words
02:37Manuel, I began, but her voice broke
02:40She took a deep breath, like a swimmer surfacing after an agonizing dive
02:47I am not who you think I am
02:51Manuel frowned
02:52What do you mean, you are not an aunt, have you lied to me about your name?
02:58She shook her head violently
03:00My name is real
03:02My past is not
03:04Everything I have told you about my life before I made the promise is a lie
03:09The Marquis of Lujan felt a shiver
03:14It was not the answer he had expected
03:16He had braced himself for a confession about a forbidden love
03:20A family debt, even a minor juvenile crime
03:23But this sounded much deeper, darker
03:27She leaned on the edge of the desk, crossing her arms
03:31Explain yourself, he ordered, his tone firmer now, that of the master of the house demanding answers
03:39And then the dam broke
03:42Anora's words poured out in a wild, feverish torrent, a confession that would change everything
03:49She was no mere maiden seeking a better life
03:53Her family, her parents, and her little brother were being held captive
03:58A powerful and unscrupulous man, one Don Ricardo Infantes, a rival landowner with old grudges against the Lujans
04:07Was holding them captive on an isolated estate in the mountains of John
04:11Anora's life in the promise was not a job, it was a mission
04:17Her goal, to be the Infante's eyes and ears on the estate
04:21I am obligated to inform you of everything
04:25I am oh so
04:26Tears running freely down his cheeks
04:28The family's movements, the finances, the harvests, and above all the revolts
04:36He, he is behind it all, Manuel
04:41Manuel felt the ground open up beneath his feet
04:44The shock left him speechless, paralyzed
04:48The laborers' revolts, the burning of the fields, the sabotage of the machinery were not the result of spontaneous discontent
04:56They were in operation orchestrated, financed, and directed from the shadows by an enemy they believed to be asleep
05:03And now the sweet and efficient one he had begun to consider a friend was his key piece
05:10Infante's managed to articulate, but we thought his disputes with my father had ended years ago
05:19They never ended, he replied in a moment, his voice shaking with fear and rage
05:25He just bided his time
05:27The death of your father, the fragility of the farm
05:32He saw his opportunity to destroy the Luhans and take over their land
05:36He chose me because my father was his foreman
05:40He threatened us, dragged us away in the middle of the night
05:45He told me that if I didn't obey, he would kill them one by one, starting with my little brother
05:50He covered his face with his hands, his body convulsed with pure terror
05:56Every day, every report I send you, is a dagger in my heart
06:02But every day I remain silent is another day of life for my family
06:05What would you do in my place, Manuel, what would you do?
06:13The question hung in the air, burdened with an unbearable weight
06:17Manuel, the man of action, the death-defying pilot, felt completely disarmed
06:23The initial anger he had felt at knowing he had been deceived dissipated like fog
06:30Replaced by a wave of compassion and an icy fury directed toward the real enemy
06:35No, Anora was not a traitor
06:39She was a victim, a prisoner in a gilded cage
06:42Forced to commit terrible acts for the love of her family
06:45The secret was not her betrayal, but her sacrifice
06:50And he had been judging her without knowing it
06:53The stupor gave way to crystal clarity
06:57He had to help her
06:59They had to stop infantry
07:00What I am going to do, Manuel said
07:04His voice ringing with new determination
07:06It's bringing your family back home
07:09And making Ricardo and Fontes pay for every one of his misdeeds
07:12He approached her and, in a gesture that broke all barriers of class and protocol
07:18Put a hand on her shoulder
07:20You're not alone in this anymore, Anora, I promise you
07:26Meanwhile, in another wing of the palace
07:29Catalina de Lujan watched the sunset from the window of her living room
07:32But she couldn't see the beauty of the burning sky
07:35Her eyes were fixed on an indefinite point in the garden
07:40Her mind a whirlwind of apathy and resentment
07:42News of the revolts reached her like a distant echo
07:48A problem that she no longer felt was hers
07:50Ever since Baleo's betrayal
07:55She had locked herself in a shell of indifference
07:57The promise, the legacy she had fought so hard for
08:01Had become a constant reminder of her failure
08:04Romulo, the butler, entered the room with the stealth that characterized him
08:10He carried a single envelope on a silver tray
08:13Miss Catalina, he said in his usual respectful tone
08:18But with a hint of urgency
08:20Has this arrived for you?
08:24It's from the Cadiz shipping company with which Mr. Palaio made his final deals
08:27Quote
08:28Catalina didn't even turn around
08:32How mean, Romulo
08:33I don't want to know anything that has to do with that man
08:36Quote
08:37Forgive my insistence, miss
08:42The butler replied
08:43Approaching
08:44But it bore the urgent and confidential seal of the port director
08:47And was not addressed to the Count of Indigo
08:49But directly to you
08:50I think you should read it
08:54With a sigh of annoyance, Catalina turned and tore the letter from the tray
09:00The paper was thick, of good quality
09:05She broke the seal of the acre abruptly and unfolded the sheet
09:08Her eyes scanned the first few lines with disinterest
09:13But little by little her expression changed
09:15Her brow furrowed
09:19The apathy vanished and was replaced by a disbelief that soon turned into an icy anger
09:24The letter was not a simple shipping notification
09:29It was a warning
09:31The port director, an old acquaintance of her father
09:34Was informing her of a very serious irregularity
09:37A shipment of weapons disguised as agricultural machinery
09:43Had been diverted from its original route to the north
09:45And redirected to a small cove near Ricardo Infantes' lands
09:49The documents bore Pelleo's forged signature
09:55But the payment had been made through a shell account that the director
09:58Out of loyalty to the Marquise's memory
10:00Had investigated
10:02The account belonged to a shell company whose sole beneficiary was Ricardo Infantes'
10:10Pelleo had not only betrayed her in love and in business
10:15He had used her
10:16His jam business, his facade as a modern businessman
10:22Was nothing more than a cover for an arms trafficking operation
10:26And those weapons, Catalina now understood with terrifying clarity
10:33Were not for a foreign army
10:34They were for disgruntled day laborers
10:37They were fuel for the fire that threatened to consume the promise
10:41The letter trembled in her hand
10:45The indolent woman she had been for the past few weeks died at that moment
10:49In her place was reborn the real Catalina
10:55The strategist, the fighter, the lioness willing to defend her territory to the death
10:59The pain of betrayal was still there
11:04But now it was channeled into a cold, calculating fury
11:07She picked up the letter, folded it neatly
11:11And left the room with a sense of purpose she hadn't felt in a long time
11:15She had to find Manuel
11:18In the service corridor, a small miracle was taking place
11:22The door to Angela's room slowly opened
11:27After days of self-imposed seclusion
11:31Consumed by shame and fear after the attack she had suffered
11:34The young maid finally dared to come out
11:36Her steps were hesitant
11:40Her eyes blinked in the light of the oil lamps as if she had just emerged from a cave
11:45She clung to the wall
11:48Every meter a triumph over the panic that gripped her throat
11:51Her mother, Leocadia, who was passing by with a stack of clean sheets
11:58Stopped dead in her tracks
12:00Her eyes widened, but Angela's reaction was not what she had expected
12:06There was no hug or word of relief
12:11Leocadia's face hardened
12:13Her lips pressed into a thin, stern line
12:17Quote
12:18So you finally deigned to come out
12:21His voice snapped like a whip
12:23Are you done causing pity and shame to this family?
12:27People whisper
12:28Angela, they say you've lost your mind
12:32Angela recoiled as if she had been slapped
12:35What little courage she had mustered crumbled
12:39Quote
12:40Mother, I alone, you alone, nothing
12:43Leocadia interrupted her
12:45Her own fear manifesting as cruelty
12:47What happened to you was a tragedy
12:51Yes, but a decent woman overcomes it
12:53She cries in private and moves on
12:56She doesn't shut herself away like a madwoman
12:59Letting everyone think the worst
13:01What do you want them to point out to us in the hallways?
13:05That I should lose my job because of your weakness
13:07Quote
13:08Every word was a nail in Angela's heart
13:11She searched for a shred of compassion in her mother's eyes
13:15But found only a reflection of her own magnified shame
13:18Leocadia didn't see her as a victim
13:22But as a stain on her honor
13:24A problem to be dealt with
13:25Without another word
13:31Angela turned and with a stifled sob
13:33Retreated back into the darkness of her room
13:35Closing the door on the world
13:37And especially on a mother
13:38Who didn't know how to love her
13:39In her moment of greatest need
13:40Not far away
13:45In the bustling kitchen
13:46The atmosphere was radically different
13:48Simona and Candela
13:50Oblivious to the drama unfolding a few meters away
13:53Chattered with a contagious joy
13:55Their new mission was the supposed wedding
14:00Between Tonio, the lackey
14:01And the mysterious Enora
14:03The idea of a romance blossoming among the servants
14:08Had them enthralled
14:09Oh, Candela, imagine them
14:11What a beautiful couple they would make
14:13Quote
14:14Simona said as she peeled potatoes
14:16With devilish speed
14:17He, so formal and so good
14:21And she, so discreet and hardworking
14:23Would be the wedding of the year in the promise
14:25And we would help them, of course
14:29Added Candela
14:30Beating some eggs
14:31I would make the brides dress myself
14:34And you, Simona
14:36A banquet that not even a king could match
14:39Quote
14:40Candela's son Samuel came in at that moment
14:42To get a glass of water
14:43And listen to the conversation with a smile
14:45He was happy to see his mother so excited
14:49So we have a wedding coming up
14:52He asked, leaning on the table
14:55Be quiet, son
14:57Don't be a prophet of doom
14:59They haven't said anything yet
15:01Quote, Candela laughed
15:03But you can see their eyes
15:04There are glances, Samuel
15:06There are glances
15:08We've told Lope
15:10Let's see if he cheers up too
15:12And asks Vera to make up her mind once and for all
15:14The mention of Lopez and Vera momentarily erased everyone's smiles
15:19The tension between the cook and the maid was an open secret
15:23Vera, feeling the weight of guilt over her erratic behavior and lies
15:30Had decided it was time to apologize
15:32She found Lopez in the pantry rearranging sacks of flour
15:38Loe said in a loud voice
15:40Get down
15:41He turned, his expression polite but distant
15:46Do you need anything, Vera?
15:48I wanted to
15:49I wanted to apologize
15:50She murmured, looking at the floor
15:52I know I haven't been fair to you
15:55I've been confused, scared, and I've taken it out on you
15:59I'm sorry
15:59Loe put down the sack she was holding and wiped her hands on her apron
16:02He stared at her
16:04And for a moment Vera thought she saw a glimpse of the warm, kind man she had fallen in love with
16:11But his words were cold
16:16I appreciate your apology, Vera, but I'm still sorry
16:20It doesn't erase the lies
16:21It doesn't explain why you're pushing me away
16:24Why are you running away from me as if I have the plague?
16:28An apology without an explanation is just empty words
16:31He shrugged, a gesture of weary resignation
16:35Perhaps it's best if we leave things as they are
16:39We're just co-workers, nothing more
16:43He turned and continued with his task
16:46Leaving Vera alone in the middle of the pantry
16:48Her heart broken
16:49His apology, which had been so hard to offer
16:55Had been rejected
16:56And worst of all, he was right
16:58As long as he couldn't tell her the truth about his past
17:04About who he really was and what he was running from
17:06Any attempt at rapprochement would be useless
17:09The gap between them seemed unbridgeable at that moment
17:14In the gardens, under the protection of a century-old oak tree
17:18Another couple was struggling to keep their own secret flame alive
17:21Kuro and Angela, the daughter of the caretakers, not the maid
17:28Were having one of their rare moments of intimacy
17:30Their hands were intertwined
17:35Their whispers a mix of words of love and fear
17:37Every day it's harder, Kuro, Angela said
17:43Looking nervously toward the palace
17:45My father suspects something
17:50He's asking me questions
17:52He's watching my every step
17:53And in the palace with everything that's happening
17:56With the revolts, the atmosphere is unbreathable
17:58Kuro pulled her towards him
18:01Kissing her forehead
18:02I know, my love
18:07But we can't give up
18:08What we have is too important
18:10Her normally cheerful face was grim
18:15I've heard the men talking
18:17They're scared
18:18They say there are people from outside organizing them
18:22People with money and weapons
18:24This isn't just a protest anymore
18:27It's something much more dangerous
18:29I'm scared, she confessed
18:32Snuggling into his chest
18:33Scared for you, for my family, for all of us
18:38And if they find out, what if this all ends badly?
18:41It won't end badly
18:44Kuro assured her with a conviction she didn't fully feel
18:47As long as we're together, we can do anything
18:50I love you, Angela
18:53And I love you, Kuro
18:55But as they hugged, a shadow loomed over them
18:58Not just the shadow of the oak tree
19:00But that of an uncertain future that threatened to destroy their clandestine love and everything they knew
19:05Fate, or perhaps desperation, had brought Manuel and Catalina together in the great hall
19:13He was coming down the stairs, his face contorted by Anora's revelation
19:20She came upstairs with the fury of a vigilante
19:23The letter from Cadiz clutched in her fist
19:25Their eyes met and for the first time in a long time they saw each other not as siblings estranged by grief
19:33But as allies
19:34Catalina, I need to talk to you
19:39It's urgent, Manuel said
19:41I'm with you
19:42It's about Palio
19:43And about the riots, she replied, her voice tense
19:48They locked themselves in the library at the heart of the promise
19:52Manuel, without preamble, told her everything Anora had confessed to him
19:58The kidnapping of her family
20:00The blackmail of Ricardo Infantes and his role as mastermind of the riots
20:04Catalina listened to his expression change from surprise to understanding and finally to an even deeper anger
20:13When Manuel finished, she simply held out the letter
20:19Read this, she ordered
20:21Manuel read the information about the arms trafficking
20:25The forged signature, the account in Switzerland in Infantes' name
20:29Everything fit together
20:33The pieces of the puzzle came together to form a monstrous picture
20:36Palio was no mere associate of Infantes
20:41He was their supplier, the channel through which the poison entered the promise
20:45Damn them, Manuel whispered, pounding the table with his fist
20:52They've been playing with us
20:54They've used your pain and my trust
20:58Catalina, this is a war
21:00I know, she replied, her voice firm is steel
21:04And I don't intend to lose her
21:07We can't go to the civil guard
21:09Infantes must have connections
21:11If he finds out we know, he'll kill Anora's family and Palio could disappear
21:18We have to act, and we have to do it now
21:22In that moment, the Lujan brothers put aside all their differences
21:27The shared pain of losing their father, the betrayal, and the imminent threat united them with an indomitable force
21:36Over the next hour, they drew up a plan
21:41A bold, dangerous plan with a minimal margin for error
21:44The plan was three-pronged
21:48First, counterintelligence
21:50Manuel would talk to Anora
21:52They would ask him to send one last message to Infantes
21:56A false message designed to lure him into a trap
21:59It would tell him that the Lujans, in desperation, were moving a large amount of cash out of the estate that very night
22:07A payroll to pay mercenaries and break up the strikes
22:11It was the perfect bait for a greedy man
22:15Second, the rescue
22:18While Infantes was distracted, a small teen would go to the John estate to rescue Anora's family
22:24They needed someone fast, brave, and familiar with the terrain
22:30Manuel immediately thought of Kuro
22:33He was intelligent, loyal, and an excellent horseman
22:37And for brute strength and calm under pressure, they would add ale
22:41This mission could be the redemption the cook needed
22:47A way to prove his worth beyond the stove
22:49Third, the trap
22:54Catalina would take charge of Pelayo
22:56She would summon him to the estate under the pretense of discussing a possible reconciliation and a new business deal
23:02In the meantime, Romulo and a handful of the estate's most loyal men would lie low, ready to act
23:10It was a mad plan, but it was the only one they had
23:15Manuel found Anora in the chapel praying
23:18He explained the plan to her in detail, making no secret of the risks
23:23She listened, her silent tears turning into an expression of fierce determination
23:28The terror was still there, but now it was mixed with a strand of hope
23:35I will do it, her voice no longer shaky
23:38I will send the message for my family, whatever it takes
23:43Meanwhile, Catalina searched for her own soldiers
23:46She found Lopez in the kitchen
23:50Deep in thought
23:52She explained the situation, the need for a trustworthy man for a mission on which innocent lives depended
23:58As Loe heard Anora's story, she felt her own problems shrink into insignificance
24:07The chance to do something truly important, to protect the innocent, ignited a fire within her
24:15Count on me, Miss Catalina, he said without hesitation
24:21Kuro was harder to convince, not because of a lack of courage, but because he was afraid of leaving Angela
24:27But when Manuel explained that the safety of everyone in the promise, including that of his beloved, depended on the success of the mission, he accepted
24:36Before leaving, he looked for Angela
24:41Their farewell was brief, stolen in a dark hallway
24:47I have to go out for a few hours, it's important, he said, holding her face in his hands
24:51I can't explain anymore, just promise me that you'll take care of yourself
24:58Angela saw a seriousness in his eyes that frightened her, but she nodded
25:02Be careful, Kuro, come back to me
25:05Quote, a quick kiss, a silent promise, and he left, leaving Angela with her heart in her mouth
25:11Night fell over the promise
25:15A night full of secrets and deadly plans
25:18Everything was in motion
25:20Ricardo Infante's estate in Ja'en was a desolate place
25:25A stone house surrounded by twisted olive trees and an oppressive silence
25:29Kuro and Loe watched from a distance, hidden behind a hill
25:35They had ridden tirelessly, guided by the instructions Anora had given Manuel
25:41They saw two armed guards at the main door and a light in one of the windows on the upper floor
25:48They have to be there, Kuro whispered
25:52The plan is to enter through the back
25:54Anora said there was a window in the cellar that was always not properly closed
25:58They moved with the stealth of hunters, their hearts beating in unison with the chirping of the crickets
26:05Lope, with his strength, forced the window open without making a sound
26:12They slipped inside, in a darkness that smelled of stale wine and damp earth
26:17They climbed some service stairs, listening carefully
26:22They heard muffled voices coming from the main floor
26:25The guards were playing cards
26:30On the upper floor they found a door bolted on the outside with a heavy lock
26:38Kuro took out a knife and with surprising skill manipulated the lock
26:41The door opened with a faint groan
26:44Inside, by candlelight, a woman, a man, and a small child stared at them with eyes wide with terror
26:52They were Anora's family
26:56Don't make any noise, Lope whispered
26:59We are friends, Anora sent us
27:02Hope, an emotion they had thought was lost, lit the woman's face
27:07They rose silently and, following their rescuers, set off on the path to freedom
27:13Their escape was tense
27:17Every creak in the wooden floor, every shadow in the hallway seemed a threat
27:22But luck, for once, was on their side
27:27The guards, absorbed in their departure, heard nothing
27:31They left the house and ran toward the horses, toward the night that promised a new dawn
27:37At the same time, in the promise, the second part of the plan was unfolding
27:44Ricardo Infantes, blinded by greed, had taken the bait
27:49He arrived with half a dozen of his thugs on the road Anora had described
27:55Hoping to ambush the carriage that supposedly carried the Lujan money
27:59But instead of a carriage he found Manuel, waiting for him alone
28:05Standing in the middle of the road, illuminated by the moon
28:08Good evening, Ricardo, Manuel said, his voice calm but sharp
28:15Are you looking for something?
28:19Infantes, taken aback, smiled maliciously
28:22Manuel Lujan, what are you doing here?
28:25Have you come to hand me the farm personally?
28:29I have come to tell you that the game is up
28:32At that moment, more than 20 hired laborers of the promise emerged from among the trees
28:39Not those who were in the pay of Infantes, but the loyal ones, the ones that Romulo had secretly gathered
28:45They were armed with orcas, clubs, and an unwavering determination
28:51Infantes' thugs, outnumbered and surprised, hesitated
28:55Your paid men have deserted you, Ricardo
29:00Manuel continued, and Anora's family is no longer under your power
29:04You are alone
29:07Infantes' face was contorted with rage, and he pulled out a pistol and pointed it at Manuel
29:12You will die first, Lujan
29:15But before he could pull the trigger, a shot rang out in the night
29:19Infantes' pistol flew from his hand
29:23Out of the darkness appeared the figure of a civil guard
29:27And then another, and another
29:31Manuel, foreseeing a possible betrayal, had sent a messenger to a captain of the civil guard in a neighboring town
29:38A man of integrity and a friend of his father, telling him only part of the story, that they were about to catch the instigators of the riots
29:48Surrounded and disarmed, Ricardo Infantes was arrested
29:52His reign of terror was over
29:55Meanwhile, in the library, Catalina was waiting for Palio
29:59He arrived smiling, charming, thinking he was going on a romantic date
30:03Catalina, my dear, I knew you would see reason, he said, trying to take her hand
30:13She pulled it away
30:14Sit down, Palio
30:16We need to talk business
30:17She showed him the letter from Cadiz
30:21Palio's smile froze on his face
30:24His mask of kindness cracked, revealing the cold, calculating man he truly was
30:29I see you been busy, he said, his voice losing all its warm
30:36Not as busy as you, arms dealer, Catalina replied, her gaze fixed on him
30:44You enjoyed using my company, my trust, and my affection to try to destroy my family
30:51Palio stood up, his expression now menacing
30:55You were naive, Catalina, always have been
31:00He took a step toward her, but at that moment the hidden doors of the library opened
31:06Romulo and two other burly lackeys blocked his way
31:10No more lies
31:12Palio, Catalina said, her voice ringing with authority
31:17Your partner Infantes has been arrested and now it's your turn, Romulo
31:21Take him to the basement
31:24The civil guard will come for him in the morning
31:27Defeated and humiliated, Palio was subdued and escorted from the room
31:31Casting one last look of hatred at the woman he had so fatally underestimated
31:38Catalina, alone once more, allowed herself a moment of weakness
31:42She leaned against the fireplace, her body trembling with the accumulated tension
31:46She had won, but the victory had the bitter taste of betrayal
31:53Yet beneath that taste emerged something new, the certainty of her own strength
31:57She had kept her promise
32:02The dawn of the following day brought with it a peace the estate had not known in months
32:09News of the arrest of the infants and Palio spread like wildfire, completely dismantling the network of revolts
32:15But the most important victory was the one that took place in the service yard
32:23A carriage arrived dusty from the journey
32:28Kuro and Lope got out, tired but triumphant, and behind them Honora's family
32:35Honora, who had waited all night without sleeping, ran toward them
32:39The reunion was a whirlwind of tears, hugs, and words of gratitude
32:46Seeing her little brother running toward her, safe and sound, was like the sun shining in her soul again
32:54She turned to Manuel, who was watching the scene from a distance with a smile
32:58Their eyes met over the crowd, and in that gaze a bond of loyalty and respect stronger than any words were forged
33:11The end of the crisis had a domino effect on all the relationships in the promise
33:17Lopez, hailed as a hero for his bravery, found Vera near the well
33:22She looked at him with renewed admiration
33:24She no longer saw just the heartbroken cook, but a man of immense courage
33:33Lope, what you did, she started it
33:36I did what I had to do, he interrupted her, but this time his voice was warm
33:43Sometimes, Vera, you have to stop running and fight for what's right
33:48His words hit her with the force of a revelation
33:50He wasn't just talking about the mission, he was talking about her
33:55Taking a deep breath, she finally made up her mind
34:01You're right, she said, her voice clear and steady
34:05I'm done running for the night
34:07When you're done with your work, come find me
34:09I'll tell you everything, I promise
34:11A genuine smile, the first in a long time, lit up Lope's face
34:19He nodded, the gap between them was beginning to close
34:23Angela, upon learning of Kuro's dangerous mission, realized how fragile life was and how foolish it was to live in fear
34:32She left her room, but this time not hesitantly, but with a determined calm
34:35She found her mother in the laundry room
34:42Mother, she said in a respectful but unwavering tone
34:47I love you, but I will not allow your fear and shame to dictate my life
34:52What happened to me was not my fault and I will not hide as if it were
34:57I need your support, not your judgment
34:59If you cannot give it to me, I will understand, but I will continue forward
35:03Leo Katia, shaken by the arrest of the conspirators and by her daughter's steadfastness
35:10Looked at her as if she were seeing her for the first time
35:14She saw a woman, not a frightened child
35:17Tears welled up in her eyes, tears of regret
35:22My daughter, he whispered, extending a trembling hand
35:26Forgive me
35:27It was the beginning of a long-awaited healing
35:29Kuro and Angela gathered under their oak tree, sunlight filtering through the leaves
35:39Fear had disappeared, replaced by the certainty that comes from having overcome a great test
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35:45I don't want to keep hiding, Kuro said
35:47I want to shout to the world that I love you
35:50Angela smiled, a radiant smile
35:54So, let's do it together
35:56That afternoon, the Lujan family gathered in the main hall
36:02Manuel, Catalina, and now Kuro too, united as never before
36:08With them were Romulo, Yana, and Enora, who had asked to stay on in the promise as Catalina's personal maid
36:14A position that the marchioness gratefully granted her
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36:19The promise has weathered one of its worst storms, Manuel said, raising a glass
36:24And it has done so thanks to the bravery and loyalty of all of us for the future of this house
36:32For our family, for the family, they all repeated
36:37The setting sun bathed the promise in a gentle, golden light
36:44The crisis had forged unlikely heroes, healed old wounds, and united the family in the service in ways none could have imagined
36:50The road ahead would not be easy, but now they faced the future with renewed strength, knowing that together they were invincible
37:04The weight of truth, though painful at first, had finally set them all free
37:11And in the heart of that great house, the promise of a better future shone brighter than ever
37:15Keep going
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