Analía, a political strategist in Mexico, decides it's finally time to return to her native Colombia to avenge the murder of her mother decades ago.

Mejía blackmails his driver, Carrasco, into accepting a terrible mission. While searching for Ana Lucía, Inés discovers a disturbing clue.

Reports of Ana Lucía being seen alive begin to surface. The police find Mejía's car. Unscrupulous lawyer Fabiola pays Mejía an unwelcome visit.

An old army buddy covers Mejía's tracks. A fateful sighting changes the course of Ana Lucía's life. In 2020, Analía recruits help for her revenge plan.

Analía battles a competitor for the job as Mejía's strategist and comes face-to-face with her mom's killer — and Pablo — for the first time in 28 years.

Pablo discusses Mejía's offer with his family. In search of Toto and Dorita, Analía returns to the neighborhood where she was held captive as a child.

Analía's publicity stunt boosts Mejía's image, but hurts another's. To become indispensable to Mejía, Analía takes advantage of his son's weaknesses.

After completing his jail sentence, Juan Mario does the interview that his father promised to Mónica Ramos. Benji captures on film a secret rendezvous.

When his son refuses to do another interview or go to rehab, Mejía takes a tough-love stance that pushes Juan Mario to an emotional brink.

Pablo and Analía open up to each other about their personal lives. Sofía tries to break up with Nacho. Juan Mario allows his dad to take him to rehab.

Rosario makes a tempting offer to Mark yet she fails to realize that their meeting is not private. Meanwhile, things go awry following Pablo and Carolina's tense argument.

Mejía levels Carolina's accusations at Analía as Carolina hires Fabiola as her new attorney. Fabiola then mentors Carolina as she embarks on her upcoming press tour.

The Democratic Force party leaders manage the allegations levied against Santiago. Later, Mejía expresses his suspicion of Analía.

Juan Mario returns to his old ways as the Engineer and Mejía break into Analía's home. Later, Santiago confesses to his sister the nature of the charges against him.