02x15 - Guillermo is the victim of an attack against him

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A NETFLIX SERIES

HER MOTHER'S k*ller, SEASON 2

Have you ever sat and thought about
all of the people you've used

and put in danger
trying to get revenge on Mejía?

-I know I've made a lot of mistakes.
-I don't believe you.

You know what I do believe?

-You don't care about anyone or anything.
-That's not true.

-That's what--
-I agree.

I don't know you,

but you clearly don't have limits,

and everything's fair game to you.

-And you are?
-Laura.

Another one
who'll have to swallow her words

for thinking and calling me a devil.

What?

This is Laura. She's my wife.

Uh-huh.

We have a history
that goes back a few years.

I'll fill you in later, but…

Long enough
that I think of them as family.

I love them.

And I think everything
that's happening to them is unfair.

My love, please don't judge
without knowing the whole story.

I know you.

My love, I know you and Juan.

I know his heart and how noble he is.

Excuse me, but is it really the best idea

to open the door to someone
who's acting exactly like Guillermo?

All right. I was wrong,

especially about you.

And between us,
I love that you found a woman

that defends her family just like you do.

But coming back to us,

you have to stop blaming me
for all of your decisions.

Right now, you're drowning in alcohol

because you're incapable
of facing reality, Juan Mario.

Do you think
that pressuring and pushing him

will help him face reality?

How many times
have I said this? Two, three?

Yes, I messed up.

But don't justify
Juan Mario's easy way out

because he's an adult, not a child.

If you want to treat me like an adult,
it'd be great to include me

in your adult conversations.

Stop it, enough.
Stop talking nonsense and grow up.

Dwelling on the past is useless.
Let's think about what we can do now.

-I completely agree.
-Come on.

We have to decide what we'll do now.
Let's stop worrying, and take action.

Okay?

Will you keep going down this path? Hmm?

Are we going to let Mejía win?

Let me remind you, he knows
each and every one of our weaknesses.

Should we wait for him
to convince you like he did Sofía?

Look.

Yes, Juan Mario. I screwed everything up.

But that son of a b*tch k*lled my mom.

Mine too. I haven't forgotten.

But I also haven't forgotten
anything you've done to me, Ana Lucía.

So you'll let him f*ck over Sofía
because I'm a piece of sh*t?

Fine, let him screw everyone over. Great.

Let him f*ck everyone over,

us, the country,
everyone who doesn't support him.

I know I'm in no position
to ask you for absolutely anything,

but the reality is
that if we want to end him for good,

we have to work together, like it or not.

Hello?

What? Hello?

Toto, I can't hear you. What?

Froggy, don't come.

-Hang up.
-Toto.

COME ALONE IF YOU WANT
TO SEE YOUR FRIEND ALIVE AGAIN

If Analía and her friend show up dead,

or take a long time to reappear…

what'll you do?

It's simple. We'll start a media scandal,
just like the ones you like manipulating.

But we'll tell the truth.

We'll tell the whole country that you made
my sister and her friend disappear.

What do you think?

"My sister"?

Yes, your daughter.

I hate to tell you this,
but you're a real idiot.

You think very highly
of your public image.

Look, Juan Mario
really doesn't matter here.

Here's the real problem.
Have you ever thought

about the consequences
that this has on your campaign?

That your own children accuse you
of being a m*rder*r? Because you are.

-Yes, that'd be very serious.
-Mm-hmm.

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

Drop the act.
You're a sociopath.

Juan.

Face the consequences.

Is that a threat or advice?

At this point, it doesn't matter.

Take it however you want to.
Let's go, Juan.

-Juan!
-Umm…

Juan.

Juan!

What'd I tell you?

What'd I tell you?

Hey, hey.

Juan.

You really won't
show your face, Paulina?

Let him go.
Your problem's with me, not him.

Why'd you come?
Why didn't you listen to me?

Stay still.

I'll ask you one last time.

Is there another copy
of the video of Mariano?

It's the last one.

Pick her up.

Let me go.

Frankly, I don't know
what Mejía does to women

to make them turn
into such idiots.

You should have asked your mother that.

But now that you'll see her again…

you can ask her yourself.

Are you really going to k*ll me?

Really?

If I were you…

I'd think twice.

Answer. Answer, it must be Mejía.

My siblings must've gone over
and told him everything.

Hello?

Don't lay a finger on Analía.
Now's not the right time.

How much longer will you keep
doing whatever you feel like?

I'm tired of you changing plans.

I'm not asking you
to tone it down a lot. Just a notch.

Just take it down a notch.

That's it.

What's the attitude for?

What do you mean
what's the attitude for?

I've invested too much in you

to throw everything away
because of your dim-witted daughter.

Calm down, and then we can talk.

-I need to know where I stand with you.
-Why?

-We're together, as always.
-It doesn't seem like it.

You're changing the plans
without consulting me.

For example,
what's the story with Carolina?

Carolina? She's an important piece

to keep Pablo distracted
from the campaign.

You know he'd k*ll for his daughter.

That's what makes him inclined
to make mistakes.

You can't deny that being with Carolina
has its benefits, can you?

She's so infatuated with you

that she'd jump off a bridge
if you asked her to.

So, am I right or not?

It makes sense.

It makes sense
as long as she jumps off a bridge.

None of this would've happened
if we'd gotten rid of Analía earlier.

Your damn fixation to keep her alive
is what put everything at risk.

I know.

We'll do it, but at the right time.

Give me a date.

Be exact.

After the election.

Give me the pleasure
of seeing her completely defeated

for failing to keep me out of power.

Then you can k*ll her, cut her up
and feed her to sharks, whatever you want.

Are you sure you won't change your mind?

Because if you do, you'll see
a side of me you wish you never had.

Have I ever told you that you complete me?

No.

You complete me.

Mr. De la Torre, is it true, the statement
made by your fiancée, Analía Guerrero,

in which she blames your ex-wife
for your daughter's sickness?

-How did she get to that conclusion?
-Ignacio, thanks for having me.

This is the first and last time
that I'll speak about my private life.

It's important to clarify
that Analía Guerrero and I have separated.

We ended our relationship.

I don't want to hurt Pablo ever again.

Froggy, shouldn't you tell Pablo that?
Because I think you should--

Forget about Pablo.
Do you think Paulina's behavior is normal?

So her statement
about your ex-wife…

was the reason for the breakup?

The reason we broke up
strictly has to do with private matters.

They're completely unrelated.

I must remind you that your campaign
has been sprinkled with many scandals.

Frequent scandals, starring Analía
in her fight against Guillermo Mejía.

Anything to say about that?

Are we really going to talk
about Guillermo Mejía?

I have nothing to say about him

except that he's incapable
of telling the truth.

He doesn't know
the meaning of the word honesty.

He's constantly putting on an act.

How he's now playing the part
of the good father

who's trying to make up for
the pain he's caused his daughter.

But we all know
that he wants to destroy her.

Why not make the most of our time?

Let's answer some questions
from the listeners and voters

about our plan for the government.
I'm ready to do that.

You speak a lot
about fighting corruption,

defeating it.

I honestly think that's very important.

However, ill*gal situations have arisen

that have now become quite common,
such as energy theft

or the failure to legalize
the electrical grid.

It happens in many areas
and communities across the country,

as you must know.

I'd like to know
how you plan on tackling this problem.

Firstly, we'll legalize this service
in barrios

and low-income areas
where the situation first appeared.

That will result in benefits

and guarantee that the consumers
have an optimal service.

Finally, we'll free people
of those thieves,

who not only rob our country,

but also force people to pay
for an unreliable and deficient service.

Your plan is to add
an additional cost for families?

Let's remember
that the cost of electricity

is subsidized by the higher-income groups.

So if we legalize this electricity service
and consume responsibly,

people's monthly costs
shouldn't rise significantly.

On the contrary,
they will receive optimal service

and can avoid further problems.

What kind of problems?

There are many problems.
Let me give you an example.

A family saves up
for a long time to buy a TV.

But a few days after using said TV,
it burns out.

So this person wants to file a complaint.

But who'll they complain to?
Where's the guarantee?

Who's responsible for an ill*gal service?

So this family loses their TV
and their money.

Trust me. The cost-benefit
will work in people's favor.

Not to mention the most important thing.

The unregulated connections
put people's lives at risk.

We, as a state, have an obligation
to look out for the safety of our people

and ensure that they have basic services,
so they can live dignified lives.

I don't get it.

Get what?

How someone like you
could've been with Pablo de la Torre.

Did you get jealous
watching the interview?

Now I am.

You'd have to be a dummy
to believe what he does.

-He's missing the wickedness…
-Mm-hmm.

…that Analía has plenty of.

Mm-hmm.

But Analía's out of the picture now.

And I imagine that Pablo dumped her

because of what she said to Helena.

A poor decision on his part.

Foolish.

Just like you…

Analía's a lot of woman.

Too much woman for him.

And it's true.

It's a shame
she makes herself so disliked.

Out of all of my children,
I always thought…

that she's the only one
deserving of my bloodline.

Don't say that.

Analía doesn't measure up to you.

She's too wicked.

I can be wicked too.

I don't believe you.

We can't let them increase
the price of electricity.

We'll be screwed. We won't have any money.

Hey.

What a shame

that you're no longer with De la Torre.

You were the only one who fought for us.

What he said
about the electricity's unacceptable.

-He screwed us.
-Wait.

The last thing
Pablo wants to do is hurt you.

-Really?
-He's committed to his people and country.

His proposal will improve your lives.

Really? By making us pay more?

No. He lost my vote.

-He lost many of our votes, right?
-Yeah.

No, I believe Analía.

It's to help us.

Open your mind.
Our electricity won't go up by a lot.

Don't you realize they're going to…?

Froggy, let's be honest.
That idiot's proposal is absurd.

He shouldn't have messed
with people's wallets.

Didn't you hear his explanation?

It's in everyone's best interest.

He wants to improve
the quality of life for the barrios.

Of course I heard him. I believe him.

But I'm skeptical about the plan

and I know him.
Just imagine how they feel.

They asked him a question,
and he answered truthfully.

Since you know him, you should know

that he doesn't respond
with demagoguery to win votes.

He responds truthfully,
and his proposal is based on reality.

That's great,
but reality's different here.

People don't like being told
that they have to pay more,

even if it's just 2,000 pesos.



Pablo's methods don't work
because they aren't populist.

I'm sure of that.

And people love to vote for those assholes

who offer them benefits and subsidies
that'll never actually happen.

What a beautiful reality.

Rosales is gaining popularity,

meaning that Mejía's populist demagoguery
is working.

It's crazy that people
are so easily fooled.

I feel sorry for Pablo,
but mostly for the country

if they let that monster govern.

That's why we have to stop him.
Thanks, Mom.

Since I can't consult Pablo now,
I need to replace Magda with someone else.

Who are you thinking of?

Well…

the only person
I can think of right now is Alejandra.

She's really good with people
and managing communities.

I think she'd be ideal for Pablo
in the campaign's final stretch.

I know how important
the campaign and Pablo are for you.

Maybe it's selfish, but the only one
who matters to me right now is you.

Pablo made his decision,
and maybe it was valid.

But you're my daughter,
and it hurts me to see you sad.

He's doing exactly the same thing as you,
protecting his daughter.

How do you feel?

-Sad. How am I supposed to feel?
-Mm-hmm.

But I understand Pablo.
Being with me is so difficult.

I didn't choose an easy path either.

On that path,

all I did was hurt people I love.
So I'm better off alone.

My love, you've been very brave.

You've made mistakes like we all do,

but you've always tried
to protect the people you love from Mejía.

That's what bothers me the most.

After all this effort,
he's reaching the people I love.

Let's see.

I know you said you wanted to be with me,
that you weren't leaving, that you--

-I'm not leaving you alone.
-I can't lose you.

My love, in life,

death is the only certain thing.

I won't run away
like I did the first time.

I'll help you any way I can.
And I'm not doing it just for you.

Remember, I may not be practicing,
but I'm still a judge

who's willing to take risks
to ensure justice is served.

If my death contributes
to making that jerk pay

for everything he's done,
it will have been worth it.

What a temper.

Now I know where I got it from.

Did you know that Mejía
ordered Analía and Toto to be m*rder*d?

Wow, calm down.

I'm not a m*rder*r,
but nor will I start defending Analía.

If she provokes him,
that's not my problem.

I won't risk my life
for someone who's not worth it.

Do you hear yourself?

Did you come to lecture me
and teach me morals?

-If so, I'm not interested. Thanks.
-Sofi.

Whatever personality disorder
you're going through

is very serious and dangerous.

Call it what you want.

But I prefer being like this
than like you, who just hurts people.

What's wrong with you, you little brat?

Respect your family!
We're all you have left.

Be smart.

Making Dad believe we're on his side
would be best for us.

You aren't making him believe anything.

You are on his side,
and you don't even realize it.

You're supporting him
after all of the sh*t

that son of a b*tch put us through, Sofi.

I am making him believe me,

because I don't see him as my dad
but as someone who'll fix my life.

You keep thinking
that Analía can beat him.

Get Mejía out!

Get that son of b*tch out of you!

Don't you realize? You're imitating him!

You're acting just like that b*stard!

That's not you, Sofía.
We'll go to therapy if you want.

I'll go with you
and do whatever the shrink says.

But go back to being you.

You're foolish and a know-it-all,
but you're a good person.

Don't be naive!
That son of a b*tch won't believe

the little story you're telling him.
Don't be stupid.

What's this? Why are his initials on here?

Don't worry. I work for him.

I just…

I'm worried you'll get hurt.

But you won't listen to anything I say.

So, if you don't mind,

I have to get ready to go out.

Are you kicking us out?

Yes.

Sofi…

Sweetheart…

I'm scared to death of that son of a b*tch
doing anything to you,

of something happening to you.

And I'm sorry…

that I haven't been by your side enough.

If you change your mind
or need me, need us,

we'll be here for you.

Take care of yourself.

That's if he lets you live
to tell the tale.

Because I don't want you
to end up like Mom.

Despite the reaction to Pablo's
electricity management proposal,

which wasn't well received
in working-class areas,

it didn't greatly impact
the voters' intentions much.

Let's make the most
out of their discontent.

According to this report
given to us by…

Sofía, was it?

Sofía.

The backlash
against De la Torre is minimal.

Let's look a little deeper.

I don't know if I've introduced you.

Sofía Mejía, my daughter.

What Mr. De la Torre has just done

is give us a big opportunity
to convert that minority

into a great majority.

Are you following me?

Enlighten me.

We're going to make a lot of noise.

We'll say that Mr. De la Torre

wants people to pay higher bills,

and that if you don't pay,
you'll be left without power.

That he's an oligarch
that doesn't care about the people.

That's when we'll come in to capitalize on
all of that general discontent.

Show me
the neighborhoods we chose, Sofía.

Here are the neighborhoods
with the highest concentration

of inhabitants in the city of Bogotá.

We've already contracted agitators

who'll be in charge of causing unrest
in these communities.

Our first visit will be in
La Herradura neighborhood.

Why that neighborhood?

Because it was the first one
to open their doors to us,

thanks to our dear Analía,

and because it was the neighborhood
that she conquered

for Mr. De la Torre.

That's where we'll take him down.

We hope you'll act like the candidate
that people want to see.

Don't worry, I will.

Then that's all.
Let's get to work.

My love, can you close the door
on your way out?

Of course.

Take care.

Well, well, well.

Contact your guy
at the Department of Energy

and tell him to cut the electricity
right when you give him the signal.

There's a match today
and we'll take advantage of that. Okay?

-I like the way you think.
-Remember this.

Your best friend is your enemy's neighbor.

"De la Torre's head blew a fuse."

"What do the rich know
about what the people need?"

"De la Torre torments barrios."

I think De la Torre's proposal
is a good idea.

It's realistic.
It'll be better in the long run.

He's not like that crook Mejía.

I think it's a shame that Mejía
isn't the presidential candidate.

Oh, please.

He has guts
and doesn't put up with nonsense.

Stop trusting politicians like Mejía.

They just want to convince people
using populist rhetoric.

-Exactly.
-Once they get into office,

they just steal
and look for ways to stay in power.

The guy's a criminal.

As you can see,
you're trending on social media.

Not just because the proposal, but also
because of Mejía's tweet attacking you

and all the controversy he started.

"For a more dignified life,
Pablo for president."

"No more corruption. Long live Pablo."

"Pablo de la Torre's promise
helps us to believe in a better tomorrow."

"#PabloForPresident." We're doing well.

I don't think
it was the right time.

But I wasn't going to lie
when Ignacio asked me.

I think it was good to tell the people

that you have a specific proposal
to end corruption.

Magda, it's Guillermo I'm worried about.

Like Benji said, he's attacking me
and using what I said in his favor.

He's a pro at scheming
and twisting information.

I agree with Pablo.

The election is soon.

We can't let our guards down.

-Okay?
-Okay.

…straight to the World Cup…

Fredy Guarín sends it up. Fredy!

Into the box, the ball hits the post!

That ball just doesn't want to go in!

James Rodríguez has the ball!
James is going! They take him down!

Pablo Armero gets the ball. Goal!

Goal!

That's right, let's go!

Let's go!

Just look at that!

-Hey, boss.
-What?

-They were making it tough, weren't they?
-No.

You'll let them do whatever they want?
What's that mean for us?

Mind your own business. Why start trouble?

Dorita, don't be mad at me.

-So what?
-What?

-Should I let them mess with the boss?
-You're getting pretty bold, huh?

Relax, I won't do anything stupid.

Take it easy.

-Don't mess with poor Lefty.
-Let's hear it.

Mom, stop fighting.

Come watch the game, you're good luck.

That's that, honey.
Wherever I am, victory follows.

That's right.

It's Melgarejo.

-Hello? How's it going?
-Everything's ready, sir.

Follow the plan
exactly as Paulina told you.

I need a tragedy today.

Call now and tell him
to cut the electricity in the hideout.

Yes, sir.

Who's going to cover him?

They're putting in James Rodríguez.

-I hope he doesn't get hurt.
-Mom, don't be negative.

Let's go!

Let's go!

What happened?

-Get the radio!
-Did your power go out too?

That radio broke years ago!

Let's try to find something.

Dad, your cell phone's crap.
We can't watch it on there.

Let's find somewhere
to watch the second half.

Lefty!

Help Dorita.

Help her close up.
We'll let you know when we find a place.

-Let us know.
-I will.

Bye. No, no.

Go, we're closing.

Mario, do me a favor.
Do you have a radio I can borrow?

We're looking too.

The power went out
right when they were going to score.

-The fuses blew, but it'll be an easy fix.
-Maybe you're right.

Lots of people are using that transformer.

-Yeah.
-I'll fix it.

This is your friend De la Torre's fault.

He came and told them to cut the power.

Aleidita, don't you get tired
of stirring the pot?

Jeffer, tell this witch to get a hobby
and stop causing that guy trouble.

-Knock it off.
-Are those the values you teach?

I think the fuse blew.

I'll go up and fix it.

-Primo's a sharp one.
-That's all we have to do.

-Hurry, before it gets dark.
-Don't touch me.

-Calm down.
-That's right, help that guy's campaign.

This is the beginning of much more.

Thoughtless assholes.

Yeah.

This is Pablo de la Torre's fault.

They're like that,
always pulling a fast one.

They cut the power.
All our food will be spoiled tomorrow.

Yeah, you're one of us.

We won't let them fool us.

Exactly.

All right.

Hurry up, before the second half starts.

-I'm going.
-Hurry up, kid.

This is it, right?

-Come on.
-Stand it up, Toto.

-Careful, careful.
-Move.

-Are you going up, or am I?
-No, I'll go up.

Let me go up.
I'll hold him so he doesn't fall.

Are you nuts?
Do you want Mom to kick me out?

No, I'm on probation with her. I'll go up.

Toto, let the kid go up. He's lighter.

He can pass me the tools.

Plus, I found the problem.
I'm the one who'll give us power again.

-Okay.
-I'll go up behind him.

Come on.

-Pass the tools.
-But hold on tight.

Hold on. Don't let Primo
fall on top of you.

Go up, careful.

Careful, Primo.

This is easy, kid.

This'll be quick, Toto.
Consider it done.

-Hand me the screwdriver.
-Wait, I'll get it.

Here it is. Careful, buddy.

No!

Jeffer, Jeffer!

Jeffer?

Jeffer?

Pablo's alone in the campaign.

He handled the energy situation so poorly.

You did a really good job
on Mejía's campaign.

No. Are you really asking that of her?

Yes. I think she could be
a big support for Pablo.

My love,

I have the need
to start what I finish. Honestly.

No. You're going to go
against Guillermo, supporting Pablo?

Are you aware of what could happen?

-I'm perfectly aware.
-Did you see what's happening?

More than 20 neighborhoods
in the south of Bogotá are without power.

The reason is still unknown.

Currently, the citizens
are organizing a protest

in reaction to the death
of a La Herradura citizen.

As we can see,
the citizens of La Herradura

are outraged and hurt
over the death of Mr. Primo Carvajal.

The situation is very complicated.
Let's hear what they have to say.

Good evening.
Tell us about what happened today.

Good evening.
What's happening here

is all the candidate
Pablo de la Torre's fault!

-Isn't that right?
-Yes, it's Pablo's fault!

He shut off our electricity.

He hasn't even been elected
and he's already walking all over us.

This power outage tragedy is his fault.

We've received a video
from the neighborhood's locals

which shows Mr. Carvajal's death.

We should warn you these images
could be disturbing to some viewers.

Hand it to me.

POWER FAILURE
CAUSES TRAGEDY IN LA HERRADURA

That's Jefferson and Toto.

Jeffer!

Get a car. We're going to the hospital!

Finally, that guy did something up to par.

-Anything else to say?
-Now you see.

Melgarejo's loyal and effective.

Right.

…he was loved by all…

The only loyalty I believe in…

is yours.

Do we know anything
about the boy seen in the video?

Has anyone spoken to his family?

We're praying for Jefferson Ariza.
We're also worried about his health.

What Pablo de la Torre did
is unforgivable.

One of Mejía's b*stards did it.

That guy works for Paulina.

Dávila even giving a live report.

He's in the palm of his hand. Oh, please.

We want power,
we want power!

We want power, we want power!

Do you think that Guillermo's behind this?

Of course, Mom!
It has Mejía written all over it.

But I can't do anything
because I don't have any proof.

I'll figure out
where they brought that boy.

How's the boy? Careful, it's hot.

Not good.

Thanks for being here.

Although your methods are outdated…

and aren't the most useful,

I have to say I appreciate
you always helping me.

Thanks.

-I just want to--
-End Mejía

and for all of us to be okay.

I know, and I believe you.

But you need to understand
that you can't do it alone.

There are people by your side,
and we'll support you.

I'll put in my all for you.

I was thinking about what you told me
about helping Sofi, and you're right.

We can't distract ourselves

thinking about nonsense
that doesn't lead us anywhere.

We have to stay focused.

You told me that.

I need to ask you a favor.

Please, don't lie to us again.

Neither my sisters nor I
could handle another disappointment.

I promise.

I won't hide anything again.

He's stabilized.

-Why is he tied down?
-He was very agitated.

We had to sedate and immobilize him.

-When will he wake up?
-We have to be patient.

We'll do a series of tests,
diagnostic images,

to check if the electric shock
caused him any harm.

Tell me the truth.
What'll happen to my son?

As you can see,
he seems fine on the outside.

But he could have internal burns
that affect his vital organs

and put your son's life at risk.

Get some rest. Tomorrow's a big day.

Things are going well.

We can do it.

I told you I don't like
seeing you in the house all the time,

-and even less at night.
-Mm.

Are you going to stop me from coming?

-Talk to Guillermo. Get his opinion.
-No.

I won't give him a jealousy show.

I know exactly
how to get rid of ladies like you.

Like you did to Analía
when she took Pablo from you?

I know you want
to get into Guillermo's bed,

if you haven't already.
And I honestly don't care.

I'll just remind you that Guillermo's mine

and I won't let you
wedge your way between us.

Understood?

Keep dreaming.

Hey.

How's Jefferson?

Not good.

It's pretty serious.

And how are you?

I didn't want to say this,
but I'm doing much better than you.

I have to ask you a favor,
and you have to do it.

Don't you dare
show your face in La Herradura,

no matter how many guards you have,
because they'll lynch you out there.

Please.

You have to hold a press conference
and confront Mejía.

The chances that he's behind this
are very high.

-I know what I have to do. Guillermo--
-Look.

Melgarejo was there tonight.

He was in the protest.
I saw him on TV. Okay?

I'm positive
that Mejía's behind all of this.

He cut the power in those neighborhoods

and sent someone to damage the transformer
to cause an accident.

-And who better to blame?
-Mm-hmm.

I don't care
if Dorita tells me to go to hell.

But I won't forgive that guy.

Toto! Toto, come here!

Calm down.
What're you going to do? Something stupid?

Is your child the one in the ER?

It's Lefty. Hello?

Listen to me. I know you want to help me,

but the best way
is to stay away from Guillermo. Please.

Mejía's going to the neighborhood.
His security's already there.

I don't know what you'll do,

but I won't let
that son of a b*tch get away with this.

Analía, look at me.

Listen.

Don't go. Okay?
We have to be logical about this.

Otherwise, it'll be worse
for all of us. Please.

-Don't worry. I'll keep her safe.
-Hey!