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02x03 - Escucha al corazón

Episode transcripts for the TV show, "Wrong Side of the Tracks". Aired: May 20, 2022.*
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When his teenage granddaughter falls victim to the drug dealers overtaking his neighborhood, a fed-up w*r veteran takes matters into his own hands.

02x03 - Escucha al corazón

Post by bunniefuu »

I can't believe it.

The little girl is pregnant?

Can you speak louder?

There's a table that didn't hear you.

Sorry, it's just it's very serious.

Those sons of b*tches

really did a number on the girl.

Don't worsen the situation, Pepe.

Don't worsen it.

Why is it Irene hasn't said

anything to you at all?

I don't know.

I'm guessing she was just

too terrified to speak up.

And no wonder, the girl's living

through a never-ending nightmare.

[pantin]

- [Pep] Tirso.

- Watch out.

What the hell do you think you're doing?

[laughte]

I'm here for a drink. What's the matter?

Is this how you treat all your clients?

Only those with a history

of stabbing people.

What are you doing here?

I thought you were in jail.

I got out early for good behavior.

Life, you know?

Life always gives you a second chance

to finish what you didn't finish before.

Get out of here!

I'll see you around the neighborhood.

[Tirso sigh]

This one didn't come to the neighborhood

to make friends.

So what do we do?

Nothing.

Barking dogs never bite.

And I have a lot more important things

to worry about than that idiot.

I don't understand

why you didn't say anything.

When, since you were always so busy?

You're right, I'm very busy.

You know why that is?

So that we don't lose the house, for one.

So that our company

doesn't eventually go bankrupt,

so that I can feed you

and pay for your therapist.

So that you're happy, so you can relax.

So that you can get over

what happened to you.

So that you don't notice

your father's absence.

So yes, with all that, I'm busy.

Very, very busy.

Irene, I fully trusted you,

and you repay me like this?

By hiding the fact that you're pregnant?

The important thing now is to think about

how we're going to move forward with this.

About what?

There's nothing to think about.

Irene

I'm sorry you have to deal with this,

but you know what you have to do.

No.

What?

I will not terminate it.

[Jimen] What are you saying?

You're pregnant

because these b*stards r*ped you.

Irene, for once in our lives your mother

and I are in agreement on this.

This is difficult and distressing,

but it's the best thing for you to do.

Tomorrow I'll make an appointment

with the gynecologist. Alright, Irene?

Are you deaf,

or you just don't want to listen?

I said no.

Mom, I'm 18 years old.

The baby is mine, and it's my decision.

Not yours.

Did you change me into the clean clothes?

- Just like I do every day.

- You always have to go

to the doctor's office

with a clean pair of underwear,

because you never know

if he's going to examine down below.

[chuckle] Okay. Well, today it's just

a prescription we're getting, so

- Don't think you're going to get so lucky.

- [doorbell ringin]

Hello.

- Is something wrong?

- [Amand] No, I'm looking for Ezequiel.

He won't answer his phone

and nobody's talking.

He had stated this is his usual address

in the parole documents.

Yeah, he used my house

as if it were his own house.

When ticks like these plant on your legs,

they're impossible to get rid of,

whatever you do.

They stay put.

Yes, he was sleeping here,

but he's gone now.

He's gone? Where did he go?

[Glady] I have no idea.

You know how he is, such a free spirit.

[chuckle] Well, that may be,

but his spirit is on parole as well.

He's mandated to stay reachable

and to communicate any change of address.

He's risking going back to jail,

and he knows it.

Why don't you ask the boy where he is?

What boy?

Well, her son.

Before Ezequiel left here,

her son called him up

to figure out where they should meet.

No, no, that's impossible.

Ezequiel and Nelson

don't get along very well.

I'm telling you, they had a plan to meet.

I was right there beside Ezequiel.

Don't listen to her.

She's just an old woman,

she gets confused.

Hey, I may be old,

but I'm certainly not deaf.

Ezequiel probably fell asleep at the bar.

Don't worry, he always shows up

when you least expect it.

Well, I hope he does.

Anyway, if he shows up nearby here

or if you hear anything,

please let me know about it, alright?

- It's important.

- [Glady] Sure.

[kissin]

You're up really early.

I guess you're not hungover.

What are you thinking?

Do you think he'll come back?

Ezequiel, will he come back?

Well, I don't know, but if he does,

he's gonna have a problem.

And we will have another party.

He was really bleeding.

I don't think he's alive.

Nelson, that son of a b*tch

wanted to put you in jail.

He tricked us. He was willing

to put you on a plane to Colombia.

He never gave a f*ck about you.

- Yeah, I know, that but

- No, you don't.

They don't care about us.

If we die this morning,

tomorrow they won't care we're gone.

That's why we have to stay together.

[ma] Guys

There's some sort of cop here

asking for Nelson.

[approaching footstep]

[Nelso] What?

- Are you going to arrest me again?

- [laugh]

Don't tempt me, Nelson. Don't tempt me.

I'm looking for Ezequiel.

You have any idea where he is?

And why would I know?

Because before he disappeared

you had arranged to meet him.

I don't know

what you're talking about. [grunt]

b*tch!

Hey!

Tell your friends

to leave us alone so we can chat.

Get the f*ck out of my face!

[grunt]

What did you want from Ezequiel?

You're gonna break my arm,

you crazy-a*s b*tch!

- What did you want from Ezequiel? Speak!

- [Nat] Nothing.

He was the one

who wanted something from us.

He needed money to get away.

To disappear.

Disappear to where?

No idea. Somewhere far, I guess.

[pantin]

Why would Ezequiel come to you

for money, of all things?

Huh?

I asked you a simple g*dd*mn question!

[Nat] We owed him a favor.

Favor for what?

[bitter chuckl]

He got you out of jail, didn't he?

Stopped us from shipping you to Colombia.

[sigh]

He wanted money for that?

Did you give it to him?

We're not saying anything else.

Just know you won't see him here again.

I'm nowhere near done with you.

You better watch your back.

Thank you.

You got down here fast.

You don't know what you saved me from.

I told you, we only have each other now.

And I won't let anything happen to you.

Andrade, put out an arrest warrant

for Ezequiel, please.

Yes, yes, Ezequiel.

He might be trying to flee.

Christ!

[Sant] That's five euros, please.

Thanks.

[entry bell chime]

- You?

- [door close]

I see you didn't forget me.

What?

Were you really spooked

when I left you tied up down there?

Because I definitely was

I was real spooked when I thought

I was going to be k*lled

by your as*h*le father

and his f*cking friends.

I had nothing to do with that.

Anyway, I let you go, remember?

This is going to come in real handy

for a small job I have to complete.

Come on, you gonna charge me?

You can have it, but please go away.

[laugh] Why, thank you.

I'll see you around the neighborhood.

[ominous music playin]

[entry bell chime]

[tense music playin]

[pantin]

Have you calmed down a bit?

You're the nervous one.

I'm fine, but you're nervous

because you don't like my decision.

Yeah, seeing how it's not

the best decision.

- [popcorn poppin]

- What the hell is this?

Popcorn. See, Grandpa? You're so nervous.

[microwave ding]

It turns out my granddaughter

has decided to ruin her life.

So yeah, I guess you could say

I'm a little bit nervous.

I know what I'm doing.

No, you don't know what you're doing.

That's my problem.

No.

It's not your problem.

This problem is all of ours, or are you

going to raise that baby on your own?

I will, yes.

- Oh really?

- [microwave ding]

And how exactly

are you going to work to feed him,

buy him diapers or take him to day care?

Dance in the subway?

Or maybe you can clean

hallways like Gladys.

It doesn't matter

how much popcorn you eat.

This is not some kind of Hollywood movie.

This is real life.

And the decisions you make today

will have consequences tomorrow.

My biological parents abandoned me,

and then my adoptive parents

got sick of me.

I won't fail this child.

[phone ringin]

Hey, Santi, what's going on?

OPEN

- [entry bell chime]

- Are you okay? Did he do anything to you?

No, no, I'm fine.

Well, it doesn't seem like it.

I thought he was going to k*ll me.

It's okay, don't worry.

I'll fix it.

Stay at home for now

and just don't open the door.

No, I can't close the hardware store.

Well, after all,

it's what you wanted to do, isn't it?

Close the hardware store?

What are you talking about?

You're going to sell it.

I saw the papers in the drawer.

Papa

I have no other option.

I'm drowning in debt.

I've taken out two loans to buy

more stock for the shelves, and

it's not working out how I thought.

Well, I don't know why that would be.

After all, you're selling

these cute little pieces of sh*t.

I'm sorry.

I didn't know how to tell you, I was

I was afraid of your reaction.

You you're not going to yell at me?

You're not going to chastise me

for totally destroying

your life's business?

I've completely ruined your inheritance.

No, I've already moved on.

Papa

Are you okay?

[entry bell chime]

CLOSED

NATIONAL POLICE FORCE

[Amand] Yes, sir, I'm very sorry.

I never imagined he would run.

Yes, of course,

we've put a warrant out for his arrest.

The man who tried to k*ll me

is back on the street. On the street!

I'll keep you informed, sir, of course.

- [sigh] I'm sorry, can I come in?

- Yeah, sure.

Yeyo, he's out there, he's free.

I know, and I understand your frustration.

But it's not my fault.

The judge let him go free.

Then you arrest him again

so he's detained.

And on what charge?

He's made threats against myself,

my friends and my son.

He's made a threat?

- A death threat?

- [assent] Yeah.

- A direct threat?

- Yeah, more or less.

"More or less"? Was he armed?

- Possibly.

- It's simple was he armed or not?

Well, no, but he's gone to the bar

and visited the store

with a c*ck attitude

like a neighborhood bully.

[sigh] Look, Tirso, I can't arrest anyone

just because of their c*ck attitude.

He has to commit some kind of crime.

Of course.

I suppose once he murders me

or someone in my family

then he might rot in jail.

But you'll understand that I prefer

it was sooner than that.

Maybe I'm a little bit picky.

[door opens, close]

["Títeres" playin]

Same place as always

Same people as always ♪

Ah, I won't come back ♪

I'm flying above ♪

Was that Irene?

Could be, I don't know.

What the f*ck is she doing here?

How should I know? She's probably here

to see her grandfather.

[Nata scoff]

You knew she would be here.

You f*cking knew.

And why didn't you say anything about it?

Because she means nothing.

I don't care about her.

Okay.

Come on, grab a drink with me there.

What are you up to, Nata?

What's wrong with you, huh?

I'm fine, I mean, if she means

nothing to you anymore.

[sigh]

Hey, clean up this table

and get us two beers.

[door close]

Here you go, Irene.

Hey, Irene, haven't seen you in a while.

How are you doing?

Fine.

I have to go, okay?

We're doing f*cking great,

aren't we, Nelson?

[door opens, close]

And what's the matter with you,

cat got your tongue?

Lay off me. I have to go to the bathroom.

[tense music playin]

What the hell's wrong with you?

Are you stupid?

The f*ck did you call me,

you bald piece of sh*t?

Look, I don't need this today.

I told you to get me two f*cking beers!

Don't make me say it again.

[sigh]

f*ck this sh*t!

Look, this is already a shitty day.

I won't let it get more shitty.

Now get out of here, get out!

- f*ck!

- Hey, hey, hey, hey, easy.

Don't tell me to take it easy.

Tell her to take it easy.

m*therf*cker, don't touch her!

Next time you touch my girlfriend,

I'm going to slit your throat and pull

your f*cking tongue out, understood?

That son of a b*tch is going to pay

for talking to me like that.

[Nelso] Take it all, Nata, take it all.

You know, you're getting yourself

into a lot of trouble.

- Shut up.

- Come on, Nelson, let's go.

And not a word, not to the cops

or anybody else, or you're done.

Let's go, Nelson, come on.

[ominous music playin]

[door close]

[pantin]

3A and the two apartments

on the first floor

accepted an offer today.

Things are going well.

We are only missing

2C and the ground floor.

The ground floor unit is the bar.

You said it was already done.

That's what I thought,

but the owner hasn't submitted

any of the documentation yet.

I don't think

it's going to be easy for him.

He's been in the neighborhood

his whole life.

He's a friend of my father's,

so I've known him forever.

Jimena, I don't want to sound insensitive,

but everyone has their own problems,

and I'm only worried about mine.

And you, being as well paid as you are,

should do the same.

- Sure, sure, of course.

- Of course.

Then push him.

- Push him?

- This is how business works.

When you see

that someone's thinking about it,

you give them a push.

I don't care how you do it, but you do it.

Is this going to be a problem?

No.

[sigh] Okay. Scruples are reserved

for those who are able to afford them.

Your real estate company would have closed

if we hadn't partnered up.

And I chose you

because I need someone who understands

that making money isn't easy,

and who will value this kind of operation

for what it is:

a great opportunity.

I agree, it's a great opportunity.

Good, because I want

the building with the bar purchased

in two weeks at the most.

And we're also going to buy these.

This one and this one.

You know the ones I mean?

Yes, of course, this one is

the hardware store my family owns.

And?

And nothing.

They already have our offer on the table.

They're eager to sell it,

we're doing them a favor.

We have two months

to close the entire operation.

Two months?

Can you do it,

or do I have to find someone else?

I can do it.

Wonderful. [chuckle]

Daylight, you know? [bitter laug]

It was all pretty terrible.

What happened, Sanchís?

Pepe was robbed.

What?

But he's fine. We called the cops,

but they haven't arrived yet.

What a shock.

They got away with it

because they were two and I was alone.

One of them put a knife to my throat.

But I kept calm, which I knew

how to do since I was in the army

for so many years.

[Tirs] What's up, Rambo? Everything okay?

Yeah, it's okay.

But these past few weeks,

it's been madness around here.

First it was the junkies

who came threatening us,

and now we got to worry

about this g*ng of th*gs.

g*ng of th*gs, huh? Wasn't it just Yeyo?

No.

I'll tell you who it was.

Her son.

It was her son.

What was my son?

Your son put a knife to my throat

and robbed me!

Nelson?

Come on. Please, that's impossible.

Impossible, my a*s! It was your son,

and he was with a girl [scoff]

c*ck as f*ck.

What do you mean, a girl? Come on,

you don't know what you're talking about.

That was not my son.

It was your son, I saw him clear as day.

Describe him, go ahead.

Tall, brown skin, and with earrings.

He had lips like a duck.

[scoff] Well, that's basically every kid

in this neighborhood.

Yeah, but this neighborhood kid

I know was your son.

And how were you so sure? Huh?

It's you who's always saying

that all these panchitos look the same.

I didn't say that.

Truth is you are a r*cist. We can finally

get to the root of the issue here.

I know what you're doing. You're trying

to trick me, I won't let you.

As soon as the police arrive,

I'm reporting your son.

And they can decide if it was him or not.

Well, that's just fine.

We'll let the officers decide.

[door close]

- For God's sake.

- Pepe

Maybe it's better not to say anything

to the police at this particular moment.

What do you mean?

They stole money from the cash register.

There's got to be another way

that we can handle all this.

Anyway, they won't listen to you.

It's very true.

[ethereal music playin]

[somber music playin]

- You want one?

- [laughte]

Nelson, pick up the phone

and call me back.

Please, it's an emergency.

My dear, can you sit down?

Come on. You're making me really nervous.

No, I can't sit down right now.

[doorbell ringin]

I just wanted to see how you're feeling.

Well, how do you think I feel?

That as*h*le

is reporting my son to the police!

I convinced him

not to say anything for the time being.

But potentially, if Nelson returns

the money and gives him an apology,

you can work it out between the two

of you without any charges.

Ah, so you're saying

you're with them. Of course.

No, ahead of having a shred of evidence,

the first thing

to do is accuse the panchito.

You've always had a thing against my son!

Gladys, I'm not about to question

my friend's word. I'm not.

And he knows perfectly well

who your son is.

Well, you know who knows

my son perfectly well, too? I do.

And I'm telling you that Nelson

is incapable of doing such a thing.

And if Pepe is accusing him,

then let him prove it.

Anything else?

Nothing else.

What?

Nothing. God forbid I should say anything.

But if Pepe does tell the cops

after they almost got Nelson

kicked out of the country,

he will be in a lot of trouble.

Oh, thank you,

I'm not worried about it anymore.

What I mean is that Tirso is right.

Talk with Pepe and repay the cash,

and the problem is solved.

Oh, great idea. And how would I repay him?

With what cash do I pay him back?

But you know how empty the bar always is.

He most likely didn't have

much cash in the register.

Just pay him and you can forget about it.

What's wrong?

What? Nothing.

What would be wrong?

Well, this morning I saw you grab the g*n.

Is everything alright?

In this neighborhood

it's never alright.

[doorbell ringin]

- [beep]

- [Jimen] Amanda?

Are you ready for dinner?

- [beep]

- [door open]

Whoops, I should be going.

Don't move, stay here.

Don't leave me alone with this lady.

What are you doing here?

Are you here to insult me one more time?

I'm sorry if I offended you earlier, Pepe,

but this situation has been

very unpleasant for everyone.

Especially for those of us

who had a knife up to our neck.

Well, let's not get stuck

on small details,

because otherwise we won't move on.

The only one who's moving on

is your son, but to jail.

There's no need for that,

because I'm here to offer you a deal.

I'll pay you back all the money

you claim my son stole from you.

- And we can forget

- What I claim. She's got ba*ls.

Come on, Pepe, you must understand

I'm not about to let you

totally destroy my son's life

for some stupid little thing.

Stupid thing?

He put a knife up to my throat.

It could have been a spoon up your a*s

for all I care.

If my son goes to jail because of you,

I swear I'll come here

and set fire to your little bar.

You see? You see what I mean

about how panchis are?

Our dear friends from Latin America?

And they label me a r*cist.

Wait, let's calm down a second.

How much does he supposedly owe you?

[sigh]

Two hundred and fifty euros.

How much?

Two hundred fifty euros?

How's that? Did you have

some side hustle with strippers?

I had just finished serving breakfast.

But no one here eats breakfast, Pepe.

- Those muffins are from the Jurassic era.

- Well, that's what it is.

You pay me, or I'll report him.

Alright, it's a deal.

Two hundred fifty euros?

And you call her and her son the thieves?

For moral damages.

Never underestimate the victims.

The victims, Sanchís!

My mom's called me like 100 times

and won't stop texting me.

I don't know what's wrong with her.

Nata, you alright?

Come here.

What's wrong?

Why do you always close your eyes

when we have sex?

What?

You're thinking of her, aren't you?

Irene?

No, I'm not thinking of her.

I'm thinking of you.

[tender music playin]

- Okay.

- No, forget it, I'm not in the mood now.

Look at you, all I do

is say her name and look how you get.

Seriously, Nata, I don't understand you.

Where the f*ck are you going?

I'm going home.

And not because Irene lives over there.

I want to know

what's wrong with my mother.

["Nothing Changed" playin]

I saw you for the first ♪

You come senses ♪

But I'm not that kind of girl

You're looking for something more ♪

- Here you go.

- Thank you.

We could go somewhere for dinner

if you want, or order something in.

Mm

It's okay.

I'm not very hungry. I prefer this.

I don't know

How to get you out of my head ♪

What's going on? Not the best day today?

[laugh] I don't want to bore you

with my problems.

Listen, I told you about my life

without knowing you at all.

Yeah, well, that doesn't count

because you were a little bit tipsy.

- A little?

- [laugh]

Well, we have gin and tonic

and time, so you have no excuses.

[sigh]

Nothing changed ♪

Where do I begin?

[sigh]

I behaved like a damn fool.

I trusted an individual

who I knew I should not have trusted.

I moved heaven and earth

to make sure he got out of jail

and give him another opportunity,

and now I'm pretty sure he betrayed me.

He used me and ran away.

I'm sorry.

Yes

What happens in my profession is

when emotions interfere, you get screwed.

I was always cold, pragmatic

until now.

Anyway, what can be done?

Well, to emotions,

even if they cause us to make mistakes.

I saw you for the first

You come senses ♪

But I'm not that kind of girl ♪

You're looking for something more ♪

How is your daughter doing?

I'd rather not go there,

because it'll make me start crying,

and then you're just going to think

I'm crazy.

I'd never think that about you.

I don't know

How to get you out of my head ♪

Many times ♪

[chuckle]

I tried ♪

Many times I've been thinking

That you're hurting my feelings ♪

And you hold me, babe, you hold me

But, babe, nothing changed ♪

Ready, ready for you

What you think of me? ♪

I've been waiting for you

Baby, let me in ♪

You would never let me

But we could still be hoping ♪

I don't know

How to get you out of my head ♪

Many times ♪

I tried ♪

And many times I've been thinking

That you're hurting my feelings ♪

And you hold me, babe, you hold me

But, babe, nothing changed ♪

Nothing changed ♪

Nothing changed ♪

Ready, ready for you

What you think of me? ♪

I've been waiting for you

Baby, let me in ♪

You would never let me

But we could still be ♪

[door opens, close]

[Nelso] Hey, Mama!

I saw your call, I'm sorry.

I left my phone at a friend's house.

Sit down.

Nelson, you need to know

Pepe's bar was robbed

and everyone is saying it was you.

[sigh]

Oh, so it was you?

And why in the hell

would you do such a thing?

Because he deserved it.

- Why is that?

- He didn't want to serve us.

He threatened us and treated us

like we were f*cking garbage.

- And that's a valid reason?

- Well, for me it is.

Because I've had it

with these people walking all over me.

It's over!

I'm not going to allow it anymore!

Who the f*ck gave you

that ridiculous idea, Nelson?

That Nata you hang out with?

She's the one forcing you to behave

like a macho gangster?

She's got nothing to do with this at all.

I'm responsible for my actions.

Well, I'm glad

you're responsible for your actions,

because tomorrow you're going back there

and you will give that man

all of his money.

And you're going to give him an apology.

No. No, I won't do it.

I will never ask that son of a b*tch

for forgiveness.

If you want to kneel,

that's your problem, okay?

But don't make me do it.

Nelson.

Nelson! Stop right there!

- You're ruining your life, you understand?

- [door slam]

[gasp]

[minor piano music playin]

[tense music playin]

Well, look who we have here.

- Let me get by.

- What's the matter, you don't remember me?

I never forget the bad things,

and you are one of the worst things

that ever happened to me.

But I'm not afraid of you anymore.

Well, we got a pretty good start, then.

In jail you develop an appetite.

And you're not so bad.

In fact, I remember that little cut

you have down there.

How did it feel

when the iron was pushed into your flesh?

Did you like it?

Lay a hand on her

and I'll blow your head off.

Careful, Grandpa, that thing is not a toy.

Just watch yourself.

I've had enough of seeing your face

on every damn corner around here.

So you're going to leave

and you're not ever coming back,

you understand me?

You know what?

I just love this neighborhood.

I'm great friends with the man

at the bar and the hardware store.

And there's this Chinese girl

who's real hot.

You listen to me, you f*cking b*stard!

Either you get out of the neighborhood

or I'll put a b*llet in your a*s

and leave on a f*cking corner

to bleed to death. Is that clear to you?

- Is that clear to you?

- Yeah, yeah.

Come on.

- Tell me you got that.

- Yeah, we got it. Take a look.

Thank you.

But, you know, I had

the whole situation under control.

Yeah, just like you do with your son.

You always have to spoil everything

with your shitty comments

when you do something good, huh?

[scoff]

[door slam]

Quite a shopping spree.

Are you staying a while?

That's none of your business.

Why are you here, Irene?

Are you here for Nelson?

What's the matter,

does the idea make you nervous?

[chuckle] You can rest easy.

Nelson means nothing to me,

so he's all yours.

Bullshit.

I'm not a moron, Irene.

I'm going to tell you this once.

Stay the f*ck away from Nelson.

Go to your f*cking posh neighborhood

and don't come back.

That's going to be the best thing for you.

Hey.

Get used to me being here

in this neighborhood,

because I'm not leaving.

Yes, I'll wait.

- Yeah, yeah, that time is fine. Perfect.

- [door open]

- Thank you.

- [door close]

Did you go grocery shopping?

All on your own without a Filipino lady

carrying your bags?

I guess I'm not as useless and posh

as you believe I am.

And I'm able to stand on my own two feet.

Oh, you paid for it?

I told the store clerk

to add it to your bill.

That's what I thought.

This afternoon you're scheduled

to see the gynecologist.

Whatever you decide,

we have to be sure that everything

is happening the way it should.

It's a good idea, they'll explain to us

what all the options are.

I'll go to see if the baby is doing well,

but I'm not going

to listen to anything else.

I've already decided what I'm doing.

- What are you doing?

- Listen to me.

None of this posh

little girl nonsense anymore.

You want to act like an adult? Okay, fine.

Let's talk like adults.

You know what happened to you, right?

- Grandpa

- No, answer me.

Do I have to remind you

about what happened?

No.

Well then, take a minute and think

about what you're planning to do.

When that little child is born

and you look into its eyes

all you're going to be able to think about

is the sons of b*tches who r*ped you.

You will have to live with that forever,

do you understand?

Forever.

No, you're wrong.

[crie]

The r*pist isn't the father, Grandpa.

It's Nelson.

Nelson?

- How do you know that?

- Because I know.

I know it in my heart.

So that's why you are here.

You think that if you show up here

and convince him that the child is his,

somehow you two can make up, right?

Is that it?

The child is his.

I don't care.

Nelson is a delinquent,

a dangerous delinquent.

He'll never make up with you, Irene.

He'll run away as soon as he finds out.

He won't take care of that baby.

Yeah, I know.

So then what?

I love him.

And if this is all that's left

of the two of us,

I don't want to lose it.

All that's left of the two of you?

I don't believe it

Is that the reason

you want to have a child?

To make yourself a nice little memory?

To have a souvenir?

Leave me alone.

- Irene

- I said leave me alone!

[sigh]

[cryin]

I used one of your towels.

Everything okay?

- Yes.

- [chuckle] You're a pretty bad liar.

In a police interview, you'd be lost.

I just don't know if this is okay,

you know?

We're both adults here.

Nothing we're doing is wrong, Jimena.

Yeah, but my father knows you.

My family knows nothing,

and neither does my ex-husband

I don't know.

Don't worry, I know how to keep a secret.

I'm a cop, you know.

Call me sometime.

If you want.

You gave that b*stard Yeyo a good fright.

I would have loved to have seen his face.

Yeah, he looked pretty scared,

like he'd pissed himself.

I doubt he's going to mess with us

ever again after that.

Oh, sh*t.

Hello, Pepe.

Give me a coffee, please.

Where is the wedding?

What's that?

Don't tell me you dress like that

when you mop up hallways.

I wear whatever the f*ck I want

if it's all the same to you.

[laughte]

Pepe, darling, would you happen

to have a minute?

[Pep] Yeah.

Did you bring the money?

Look, Pepe, she's dressed up

and calling you darling.

It's obvious she didn't bring it.

No, it's that I'm not

a sourpuss like you are.

I'm a nice person, it's just in my nature.

I just can't help it.

Have you ever tried?

Pepe, no, I do not have

the money right now.

There you have it.

I came here today with an offer

that you can't pass up.

I could work for you as a cook.

And then you can deduct everything

I owe you from my salary.

[sigh] How could I give you a job

when I had to fire

the kid who was helping me

because no one comes here?

No one comes in here because what

you serve on this menu is inedible, Pepe.

Excuse me? On top of this,

you're criticizing my food?

Look, man, in the past few days

the Spanish omelet has been so hard

you can't even stick a toothpick in it.

It's the potatoes, they bring them green.

But the tripe dish is famous

in the whole neighborhood.

Yes, because it comes back up.

- [laughte]

- [Glady] See?

So what do you say, Pepe?

Will that work for you?

Look, Gladys,

I'm just about to sell this bar.

I don't need a cook right now.

What I do need is to get my money.

And if I don't, I'll report your son.

You are a bitter man.

And you're disgraceful.

That's why you're going bald.

I guess you couldn't help being

a nice person by nature.

Every one of you can go right to hell!

- [laugh]

- [door opens and close]

[pensive music playin]

I'll pay for this later, Pepe.

What do you want?

I came to apologize.

- I think we were maybe

- Macho pigs?

Really rude, stupid. Insensitive, maybe?

Well, your tactics weren't exactly

appropriate for the situation, either.

The cleavage thing doesn't work.

Maybe if you had asked me for help

Oh, yeah?

And what does help look like to you?

May I come in?

[sigh] You know, I can lend you

all the money you need to pay Pepe.

No. Thank you,

but I have no way to pay you back either.

- That's not important.

- It is for me.

Would you rather your child go to jail?

Well, I don't know.

Maybe that's what needs to happen.

And yes, Tirso, you were right.

My son is turning into a delinquent.

He was the one who stole from the bar,

and recently he got into trouble

with the authorities

who found him with a g*n.

Found him with a g*n!

And yesterday

Look, look, I found all this

in his jacket.

He's dealing drugs.

Wow. Wow, Nelson.

My goodness.

Did you know about it?

[scoff]

He and his g*ng were selling drugs

at the corner in front of the bar.

And it was Nelson who hit me on the head

when I got completely disoriented.

I can't believe it.

Nelson did that to you?

But you told the police

that you fell down.

[tender music playin]

You did that for me?

I did it because the police are useless.

They wouldn't have done anything.

[cryin]

Deep down I knew about it, Tirso.

I knew about it.

He rarely drops by the house.

And the shitty friends he hangs out with,

they're just such shitty people. Shitty!

But as the expression goes,

"There's no one so blind

as he who won't see."

Right?

And I don't want to see

my child like that. I don't

I can't see him like that. [cryin]

Pleased don't cry, Gladys.

Listen to me, look at me.

I will talk to Pepe.

I'll make sure he knows

that you're the cook he needs.

And you better go talk to your son.

Tirso

Thank you.

[Pep] Hello, beautiful.

How nice to see you here.

- How is everything?

- Great, Pepe.

- Can I please have a coffee?

- Of course.

You here to pick up the sales documents?

I haven't signed them yet.

It's just hard to take the step.

No, that's not why I'm here.

You take your time, Pepe. It's your bar,

it's normal that it's hard.

[sigh] Although, the past few days

things have been crazy.

Honestly, almost makes me

want to sign now.

[sigh] Yesterday the bar was robbed.

Unbelievable. It was robbed?

Yeah, unbelievable is right.

Thank God I have cold blood

and I held my nerve.

Pepe, there's an issue

I want to talk to you about.

But I need you to please not tell anyone.

I won't say a word about it.

You know I was professionally trained

to endure interrogation from the enemy.

Salgado is planning to withdraw the offer.

What?

We have information that prices

in the neighborhood are in free fall.

If you don't sell now,

you'll be left with nothing.

[sigh] f*ck me, then.

[sigh] Well, tomorrow I'll be sure

to sign the papers and send them in.

If they find out I told you,

I might lose my job.

But because you shared the robbery thing

[sigh] From the bottom of my heart,

thank you. Thank you.

To be honest,

I will miss you guys the most.

You're the closest thing

I have to a family.

Let me get that coffee.

You have something on Yeyo, right?

That's why you called me.

- Actually, I have something on you.

- What, me?

You want to tell me

what you were doing last night?

Nothing nearly as interesting

as what you were doing.

You got a love bite.

- Let's go to my office.

- Sure.

Or I'll put a b*llet in your a*s

and leave you on a f*cking corner

to bleed to death. Is that clear to you?

Is that clear to you?

Yeyo has filed an official complaint

for threats using this video as evidence.

This piece of human garbage

has continued to harass me and my family.

And now it turns out that I'm the one

who's going to have issues with the law?

No, I don't plan to do

anything with this, okay?

Then why is it you brought me in?

To advise you to act carefully

from here on out.

That b*stard's paving the way.

What do you mean by that?

He's been provoking you

until he got you to threaten him.

So now if you had a fight

and something happened to Yeyo

We'll have to say it was acting

in self-defense.

And he would have proof

that you were intimidating him.

[sigh]

Anything else?

Don't fight the guy, Tirso.

And just watch yourself out there.

[door close]

[sigh]

[phone ringin]

[Amand] Jimena.

Hi, Amanda. I just wanted

to give you a call to tell you that

I'm sorry I was so cold this morning.

[chuckle] No worries, yeah.

Well, I understand, it's

Everyone has their own moods

and their problems.

[Jimen] Yeah, but I don't want

you to think that I don't want to.

Actually, I do want to. I sound so silly.

But I would like to see you again.

If you want to, of course.

I would love that.

Saturday at nine o'clock?

Saturday at nine o'clock.

[romantic music playin]

["Cuéntame" playin]

Tell me what happened

When I wasn't there ♪

If anyone asked about my pain ♪

I only wanted to grow

But you tempted me to return ♪

If you're listening

You can't free my voice ♪

I got you, Chinese girl.

I knew you would come

To save me from this rage ♪

I want you to look at me slowly

And cover my whole body, boy ♪

What do you mean to say

Dancing like that? ♪

If this is our moment

Soon we'll see each other ♪

Don't say you're sorry anymore

That's just a feeling ♪

Ah, look, look, look

All of this is a lie ♪

It's such a pleasure

I don't care about your malice ♪

I'll follow your example

As I caress you ♪

We're flirting with death

Trying to be lifeless ♪

But we were unaware ♪

[car revvin]

[Yey]

Watch where you're going, you maniac!

Well, that was close, huh? [chuckle]

[chuckle]

[tense music playin]

See you later, huh?

[pantin]

[pantin]

Irene, what are you doing here?

I thought you were waiting for me

at the bar to have lunch.

Are you alright?

[pantin] It's that guy

The one who tried to m*rder you.

- Yeyo?

- He was in front of the bar.

Did he do something to you? Are you okay?

Yes. I'm fine, but I don't want

to run into him again.

It's alright. Don't worry,

he won't do anything.

It's not that.

- It's just

- What is it?

Irene, tell me what's going on.

That night when I went to the drug flat

it was him.

The one who told me

to go to the other side of the tracks.

He was the one who sent me to the rapists.

Son of a b*tch.

That m*therf*cker

I need to ask a favor.

[phone ringin]

You said that I have to leave Yeyo alone,

but since you don't have a solution,

I can't do that.

So I'm going to fix

this thing once and for all.

Wait, wait, what do you mean by that?

Come to the alley in front

of the bar, and you better hurry.

- In five minutes it will all be over.

- [Amand] Tirso.

Tirso!

[tense music playin]

Hey, get out of here!

Hey, hey, hey!

Okay, okay. Easy, easy.

- You're coming with me.

- Easy.

- [pantin] Easy!

- Come on!

Don't move a g*dd*mn muscle,

you m*therf*cker!

[pantin]

What are you going to do?

The f*ck!

You're going to k*ll me right here

in cold blood

in the middle of the alley? Huh?

No, I'm not that stupid.

I will k*ll you, but not in cold blood.

It's time that we settle this thing

once and for all.

Me and you.

Right now.

[Yeyo grunting, pantin]

[both groanin]

[both gruntin]

b*stard!

I've been waiting for this

for a long time, m*therf*cker.

[sirens wailin]

Freeze! Freeze! Freeze, both of you!

Up against the wall, come on!

Come on!

He's f*cking with my life since I got out!

- Shut up!

- This f*cking guy is crazy!

Well, well, what do we have here?

- [Yey] That's not mine.

- Not yours? That's what they all say.

You're under arrest.

Put his a*s in the car.

It was you, you f*ck!

You put it in my pocket, you m*therf*cker!

f*ck you, f*ck!

It was you, you son of a b*tch!

Well, now you've got something on the guy.

Is that enough for you?

For the first time in my career

someone has warned me

that he's going to commit an offense.

Funny, isn't it?

Did you put that on him?

What? Where in the world

would I get drugs like that from?

After all,

I'm just a retired hardware man.

You always play on the edge, Tirso,

and one day it's going to backfire on you.

If I were just a minute later,

I would have found your dead body.

That son of a b*tch was

the man who sent my granddaughter

to the trash who r*ped her.

So if you had been one minute later,

Yeyo would be the one

who was dead, I promise you.

[Pep] Are you okay?

Can I get you some ice or anything?

What happened with Yeyo?

We finally won.

It will be a long time before that b*stard

bothers any of us again.

Well, judging by your face,

no one would say that we won.

You sure you're alright?

You were right.

I better leave the neighborhood.

What?

I'm just tired, Pepe.

Tired of all the problems, of the gangs.

Tired of fighting,

of trying to keep everything here afloat

and seeing how everything

is slowly sinking.

You're going to close the bar and leave.

My son's selling the hardware store.

What am I doing here now?

And what's about Irene? Huh?

Irene only came here because

she's still in love with that panchito.

That Nelson? Nelson the thief? [scoff]

You're in big trouble, then.

It's her decision.

If she wants to throw her life away,

I am not going to be

an accomplice to that.

I'm going to talk to her tonight.

It's over, Pepe.

It's over.

[tense music playin]

Thanks.

Nelson!

Nelson!

Nelson, I know you're in there!

Come out, please!

- Nelson!

- [door open]

Mama, what are you doing here?

We need to talk, Nelson.

Please, come home with me

right this minute.

I'm not going anywhere

until you leave this place.

What are you saying?

- Have you gone crazy or what?

- Gone crazy?

Yeah, crazy worrying you'll end up

a corpse or incarcerated!

- Mama, please stop, will you?

- Listen to what I'm saying very carefully.

I didn't suffer what I suffered

or go through what I went through

simply to get to this place,

to bring you to this country

for you to end up here

in a g*dd*mn sh*thole, you understand?

My love, stay away from these people.

Please, come with me.

I am begging you.

Listen to me.

Those people are my family now, Mama.

What the hell do you mean,

those people are your family?

These people are turning my son

into a delinquent.

And that's not who you are.

- You are a good boy, Nelson. Please!

- Stop it!

None of them are to blame.

- I'm the worst of them all, understand?

- That's not true.

The absolute worst.

You are a good person.

You are my child, my baby.

- [Nelson scoff]

- My everything.

I am no longer who you think I am, Mama.

I've done horrible things.

Worse things than selling drugs

and sh*t like that.

Things so awful that if I told you

you'd never want to speak to me again

for the rest of your life.

Be quiet!

I don't care what it is you've done.

My love, come home with me. Please, son.

Just come home, it's not too late.

Please come home. Nelson!

- I'm sorry.

- Nelson. Nelson!

Nelson! Nelson!

Get out here right now!

If you don't come home with me now,

don't you ever come home again!

Nelson, please!

[cryin]

Grandpa, what happened to you?

- Are you okay?

- It's nothing.

Was it Yeyo?

Don't worry about it, that little sh*t

won't bother us ever again.

Did you k*ll him?

What, me? Who do you think

your grandfather is, an assassin?

Come on, we're late for the gynecologist.

Let's go.

[gynecologis] Let's see what we've got.

Here we go.

It's official, you are pregnant.

I'll try to locate the heartbeat.

Let me see if we're able to get a listen.

Sometimes it can be a little hard to find.

But is everything okay?

We'll see in just a moment.

- Is the baby okay?

- The heartbeat isn't showing.

You may have lost the pregnancy, Irene.

It's quite common

during the first months of pregnancy.

You're very young.

You will have many more opportunities.

Wait

[heart beatin]

Here it is.

[heart beating loudl]

It's all just fine.

Mind you, he might be a little shy.

Or she.

Do you want to see?

Look.

[laugh]

[dramatic string music playin]

[Pepe sigh]

- Come on, f*cking be there.

- [phone ringin]

I thought you weren't going to answer.

It's Yeyo, I have to talk to the boss.

[ma] What the f*ck do you want?

I told you not to call me

if it wasn't essential.

I've got a little issue here.

I'm at the police station

and I could use some help.

I just got you out of jail,

and you're already screwing up again?

This is the last time

I get my lawyers to work for you.

If you ever have this kind of problem

again, you're out of business forever!

[Yey] I'm sorry.

I swear it won't happen again.

- I hope so.

- [beep]

- Everything okay?

- Yeah, just a small problem at the office.

Andrade, can you get me

the case file on Irene Abantos?

No, it's not Abantos, it's

Well, it's a recent sexual as*ault

involving a minor.

I'd say it's around three months old.

Show me anything you find, okay?

Okay.

Irene

If you're going to go through with this

I will be there for you.

[train rattlin]

We have learned

that there are five other girls

who were drugged and brutally r*ped.

I'm sorry, but Irene is the only person

who can help with this case right now.

[Tirs] No, there's someone else. Yeyo.

That son of a b*tch knows

who r*ped Irene,

and he's going to tell me.

Have you already told Tirso

that you signed the papers?

I've come with Gladys to ask you

to please reconsider

hiring her as a cook here

to pay off Nelson's debt.

Where are you?

Let's go, handsome.

The champagne is getting warm.

Jesus, Mary and Joseph!

Now you're out partying all over town?

Today there's an important meeting,

come with me.

Well, it's the guy who gives us

the material and the weapons.

[rap music playin]

[pantin]

[Jimen] Irene.

I may have lead the rapists on

to provoke them.

I need someone to watch my back.

[shout]

Who had the ba*ls to put out

an arrest warrant for Ezequiel Fandiño?

Ezequiel

You?

Well, I'm here now, aren't I, beautiful?