00:00Your part, my part.
00:03You do what you want with your lands, and I'll do what I please with mine.
00:07When I finish tilling this, I don't know what I'm going to plant.
00:10And your mother can't help you?
00:12Get down from there.
00:13Your part, my part, remember?
00:15We landowners have to collaborate.
00:17And I hope you disagree with your mother on that too.
00:20What she sees as the end of the countryside, I see as progress.
00:27You two were looking for work, weren't you?
00:28Are you going to help me get this olive oil mill up and running?
00:32Play with it as much as you want, but don't burn yourself out.
00:35This is going to work.
00:36And he starts to trust me a little.
00:38And I remind you that if I have stayed here it is because you asked me to.
00:40I have decided to sell my land to Valera.
00:44With a copper foundation, yes sir?
00:46And continue to the next lands.
00:48Are they yours?
00:50They will not be.
00:52Come with me to Madrid.
00:53To Madrid?
00:54Yeah.
00:55I want to get completely lost in Madrid.
00:56You still live in this house.
00:59This is not a hotel.
01:00Maybe that's the problem, living here.
01:02I like you a lot, Manuela Cervantes.
01:05A lot.
01:07What have they told you?
01:09About the accident.
01:12I don't remember anything from that night.
01:15What's wrong with your mother?
01:18His illness.
01:19A tumor in the head.
01:21A real tumor?
01:24What does that make me?
01:27Of all people, I just have to notice a married man.
01:29And not only that.
01:31A man married to a sick woman who, to top it all off, is charming.
01:34I don't remember any of that.
01:34I don't remember any of that.
01:35I don't remember any of that.
01:36Thanks for watching the video.
