Monday, October 16, 2017
Caer en Tentación #1, 10/16/17: Gran Estreno - Accidents
Chapter
1: Accidents
Damián
and Carolina drove down the Plaza de Cobro one clear night.
“Everrything
could be destroyed.” he said.
“It's
better we go.”
They
kissed after passing through the toll booth. Both looked
apprehensive.
At
the same time Raquel and Santiago fought their emotions alone in the
privacy of their homes.
Carolina
paused as a song came on the car radio.
“You
know that song? It reminds me of you,” she said. “Of when we
first met.”
“It's
alright. Everyhing will be alright.”
All
was not alright with Raquel and Santiago, who were curled up in their
beds. Both were fighting the urge to use their cell phones.
“What's
wrong?” Damián asked.
“I
can't get it out of my head. I don't want to go on with all those
lies, so many deceptions. I don't want to live like this.”
“It's
just a few days, my love. Two days. It's all I'm asking of you.”
Carolina
leaned in and kissed his cheek as he continued driving.
“I
am very sure. I love you with all my heart,” he said.
Although
he was clear-headed and had not taken his eyes off the road,
something impacted the car from behind, sending it off the road and
down the embankment. It turned over many times until it righted
itself at the bottom of the embankment. The roof was crushed. Both
Damián and Carolina were unconcious.
Both
Raquel and Santiago sat bolt upright on their beds, as though
startled by demons.
An
hour or more later the ambulance arrived. Emergency medical
technicians removed Damián from the car and strapped him to the
gurney, immobilizing his head. They carried him into the ambulance
and drove to the hospital as the police car arrived. If Damián had
any conciousness he was thinking about how he had met Carolina.
It
was three years previously when she arrived at his store. He and his
cousin Andres were talking about an upcoming event and a pending deal
with distributors in Monterrey when he caught her eye. And she his.
She looked up at his rugged face, which was fashionably unshaven.
His ash-blonde hair showed evidence of greying along with the beard.
His blue eyes were alert and quick to catch the sight of her long
brown hair and fair complexion. Something about her touched
something in him.
“Do
you like pasta?” he asked.
“Yes,
very much, why?”
“We're
having an grand opening tomorrow and there's something I'd like your
opinion about. Would you like to come in?”
“Thanks,
but I'm in a hurry.”
“Just
two minutes,” he said.
“I'd
like to, and it looks like a lovely place, but I have to go.”
“Really,
your opinion is very important to me. Just two minutes, no more.”
“Alright.”
They
walked inside as he asked her whether she enjoyed cooking and they
walked up to a table where there were serving trays. He explained
that this was a recipe intended to be served the following evening.
He asked his employee, a young woman named Claudia, to serve some.
“This
is our specialty; we're going to serve it tonight.”
Carolina
tasted it.
“How
is it?”
“The
sauce is a little acidic, but a little sugar, a little cumin, and
some oregano will make it perfect.”
“Thank
you,” he said. “That was important.”
“Well,
congratulations on the grand opening, but I have to go,” she said.
She headed toward the door.
“Thanks
for the two minutes.”
He
then picked up a large gift basket arrangement and presented it to
her with his thousand watt smile.
“Please
let me give you this.”
“Oh,
no, I can't. It's not necessary.”
“Please,
accept it, and come back soon.”
She
could not prevent herself from smiling back.
“Thank
you.”
“I'll
see you soon,” he said as she left.
Andres
came in from behind Damián, just in time to have seen this.
“Are
you interested in that chick, cousin?” he asked.
“She
just gave us an excellent tip about the pasta sauce, Cousin,” he
said as he left the room.
Raquel
had driven her children to school. She kissed both of them and Mia
made sure that Federico, her twin brother, had his inhaler as he
headed off to classes. Raquel drove Mia to where her classes began.
Carolina's
son, Nicolás, came up to her as she headed toward her car. He
showed her his exam grades. She was thrilled for him and talked
about how proud his father would be.
Santiago
was in the music shop buying a guitar, a gift for his son. His
daughter, Lola, was with him to help. She admired another one that
was on the wall, but Santiago didn't agree with her. The store clerk
came back with Santiago's credit card to tell him that is had been
declined.
“Do
you want me to try again?” the clerk asked.
“No,
no thanks. It's alright,” Santiago answered as he returned the
card to his wallet.
“So,
we'll buy it another day, for another occasion,” Lola said.
“Yes,”
he said, uncomfortably. “Let's go.”
Later
he arrived home and called his wife.
“Caro?”
“I'm
in the kitchen, love,” she said.
“Is
everything alright?” he asked.
“Yes.
The pasta's almost ready.”
Santiago
picked up one of the pasta boxes from the basket.
“Isn't
this pasta rather expensive?”
“Don't
worry; I got it free.”
“Free?”
“Yes.
A new store is opening near Nico's school.” She handed him the
dinner plates. “So calm down.”
“My
love, I'm worried about money.”
“Should
I go back to work?”
“No.”
“Then
it must be something else.”
They
went into the dining room.
“Don't
think about that. Caro, don't start. I've said it a thousand times.
I can do it alone. I just need a little more time –”
Lola
came in at that moment, interrupting discussion of what had to have
been an ongoing issue.
“Should
I tell Nico we couldn't buy him the guitar?”
“I
haven't told him yet,” Carolina said. “I'll go talk to him now.”
“No,
I'll take care of that,” Santiago said. However, Lola stopped him
at the door.
“It's
not the end of the world,” she said. “We can always get it next
month.”
Santiago
paused for a moment. This was not a situation he enjoyed. “I'll
go talk to him.” He went out.
“I
don't know why your father insists I don't work.”
“Because
he's too proud.”
“Yes,
but because of his pride we're missing out on many things.”
At
Legato, the grand opening was going well. Damián and his friend
Christian talked about developing frozen products for export. He and
his date toasted this idea with Damián and Raquel while Miriam,
Damián's mother, watched with disapproval, which she quickly hid
when Raquel looked in her direction.
“So
many comments about sauce! It's all marvelous, Son,” she said to
Damián. “This is a big success. A great event.”
“Exactly,”
said Raquel. “A great success for Damián.” She raised her
glass again as Christian and his date did the same.
“There
we agree,” Miriam said. “We had nothing to do with it.”
“We
did it together,” Damián said, “because she is always at my
side.”
They
drank another toast with Christian and his date while Miriam sensibly
did not say what was on her mind. She had never liked Raquel.
Damián
and Raquel walked through the store oblivious to Miriam's mood until
they found Andres, who was in the company of another man and three
very young women. When he looked up and saw Damián he dismissed
them very slickly by suggesting that they go back to “the
apartment.” The four moved out of his way. Just in time for
Raquel to clink glasses with him with “Salud.”
“How
could I not be when I'm drinking with the most beautiful woman in the
place?” was his reply.
The
following morning Raquel dropped off her children and tried to pull
out of the school's parking lot when she backed into the driver's
side door of a car pulling into a space behind her. Federico saw
this before he could walk over to his class. She immediately began
apologizing. “I'm sorry; I didn't see you.” The driver got out
of the car through the passenger side door and berated her. It was
Santiago.
“It's
obvious you didn't. What were you thinking? It's a public place!
Children are crossing here. How did you not see –”
“Calm
down. We'll call the insurance companies –”
“How
do we fix this?”
“Insurance.”
Nicolás
came over to see what happened, then greeted Federico.
“This
lady hit me.”
“You
know each other?” Raquel asked the boys.
“My
mother will pay for the door,” said Federico.
“Yes;
it was my fault,” said Raquel.
Santiago
started to protest and Raquel walked the two boys away, telling them
she will handle this. They were to go to class and not worry about
it. She went back to Santiago and introduced herself. They shook
hands.
“Let
me call the insurance agent,” she said.
“Raquel,
don't worry. I can fix it. I've done this before.” Before she
could say any more he said. “I have no insurance. Therefore I
learned how to do these things well.”
He
then stepped away, leaving Raquel feeling more guilty than before.
Later
Santiago told Carolina about this at home.
“I
don't know. I don't know how we're going to pay for this.”
“But
she has to pay it. She ran into you.”
“Caro,
what do you want? Do you want me to look ridiculous in front of
them? What am I going to say when her insurance company contacts me?
That I have no money to pay for it? No. No thanks. You know what?
Let me go to work. My luck has to change.”
He
kissed her and turned to leave. She went to the bedroom and removed
a mostly empty jewelry box from a dresser drawer. She was looking at
a watch when the doorbell rang.
Santiago
opened the door to Raquel and Damián, whom he invited in.
“I'm
going to do the work; this wasn't necessary,” he said as Raquel was
admiring their home. Carolina came in just in time to hear this.
Raquel turned around at the sound of her footsteps.
“Hello!”
she said to Carolina.
Santiago
introduced them as the Beckers. Damián and Carolina looked at each
other, a bit stunned. Raquel noticed this.
“Have
you two met?” she asked.
“No,”
Carolina said.
“No,
we don't know each other,” said Damián.
“No.
Why?” asked Carolina.
“I
don't know. Maybe you met at Nicolás' school. That's how I met
Santiago.Pardon me, I'm Raquel and it's a pleasure to meet you. I'm
the one who wrecked the car door. ” They embraced and kissed in
greeting.
“Excuse
the interruption but Raquel feels quilty for ruining your car door
and we're here to pay for it because that's only fair.”
“Exactly.
We want to pay for it,” Raquel said.
“How
did you get my address?” Santiago asked.
“From
Federico, our son,” said Raquel. “But, yes, we want to pay for
the damage.”
“No
thanks. I'm telling you I don't want you to.”
“But,
Santiago, it's no trouble to –”
“As
I explained to your wife I will fix it myself. Thanks.”
“But
we insist, once more –”
“Santiago
–” Carolina began.
“I
said no.” There was an awkward pause. “Excuse me, but I'm going
to be late to work. Let me see you to your car.”
“Pardon
me, but can I hit the bathroom first?” Damián asked.
Santiago
was a little vexed, but Carolina pointed out the direction, then led
the way. They stopped in front of the bathroom door. Damián looked
to see if they had been followed then looked at her.
“Your
husband is a bit stubborn.”
“Yes.
A bit much.” She was a little embarassed.
“I
think it would be a good idea for us to be contact to resolve the car
issue.”
In
the living room Raquel noticed the books on the shelf.
“Ay,
you didn't tell us you were an architect,” she said, excited.
“I
didn't finish the course. But like construction, remodeling, various
such things. I do various things at times.”
“Yes,
you do very well,” she said.
“Thanks.”
“I
just love your house. It's adorable.” She looked around some
more. “And I like your attitude. You have the experience and
don't hide behind a title. I liked painting and repair, but not did
it on a grand scale –”
Carolina
led Damián back into the living room. He and Raquel politely took
their leave. Out in the car, Raquel commented on Santiago's
stubbornness and said they should help. This conversation picked up
again that night when they were preparing for bed. As Damián closed
down his laptop he reminded Raquel that although she always wants to
help others there will be people who won't accept assistance.
Santiago
had not changed his mind or his attitude since the afternoon either.
He went on about other people with more money flaunting it when they
saw others were have-nots. He wanted to close this subject.
“Nico
is friends with their son, Fede,” Carolina reminded him.
“Oh,
so because Nico is friends with their son we should be friends with
the parents? No thanks. What kind of people are they?”
“It
doesn't matter; I was thinking of our son.”
“Of
our son?”
“Yes.
Of our son.”
“Carolina,
I don't want to talk about this at this hour. We have more important
things to talk about than these people and their stuff.”
“Yes,
yes, yes. We have serious problems but we'll have worse ones if you
don't change your attitude.”
“Worse
problems? Would you care to explain what they are?”
Raquel
was concerned about Mia.
“Does
she seem strange to you lately?”
“Yes,
but it's logical. She and Federico always went to the same school
and now they're in different ones. I thought this was a good idea
but maybe I was wrong.”
“You
know why? It's his friend Nicolás. And that's more awkward now
because of the car accident.”
“Ay,
the same thing again!” Damián said.
Raquel
settled back into bed and Damián embraced her as she put her head on
his shoulder.
“She's
pretty, isn't she?” Raquel asked.
“Who
are you talking about?”
“The
stubborn guy's wife, whom we just met. She's pretty.”
The
next morning Damián sent Carolina a text When he noticed that she
had read it he called. She answered and he told her that Raquel
insisted they come over right away because she wanted to discuss
remodeling part of their house.
“But
I knew he wouldn't want to so I called you to see if you can convince
him to accept the job.”
“Yes.
You can count on me. Santiago is a little obstinate but the truth
is that we need the work.”
“Perfect!
Thanks.”
“Thanks
to you. 'Bye.” She ended the call with a pensive expression.
Damián had touched something in her that Santiago hadn't and she was
disturbed.
Later
Santiago arrived at the Beckers' house along with two of his men,
Nacho and Augustin. Jovita, the housekeeper, let them in and fetched
Raquel, who came down the stairs and introduced herself to Santiago's
employees. Santiago seemed insulted, as though this were a practical
joke. It was as though he had been bullied at school by boys from
more affluent families and had never gotten over it.
“Is
this because I wouldn't let you pay for the damage to my truck?”
“I
asked you here because I want to remodel my house. I don't know
about you but I don't like strangers in my house and this man is the
father of one of my son's friends.”
Nacho
and Augustine's faces lit up with recognition, but Santiago said
nothing. He did an about-face and headed for the door.
“I
see. Proud as ever,” Raquel said.
Nacho
clapped his hands twice near Santiago's head.
“This
lady wants to remodel her house. I think we can do a good job.
What's the problem? What are you waiting for?”
“I
looked you up. You have excellent references,” Raquel said. “I
liked what I read. What more do you want?”
“Okay.
Tell me what you want done.”
“First,
the kitchen.” She led the way.
Augustin
immediately began asking questions about the house.
In
the present Detective Fernando Godoy arrived at the crash scene. One
of the forensic technicians approached him with a cell phone found
near the car.
“The
car was driven by Damián Becker. He was with a woman.”
“Carolina
Rivas,” said Godoy. “[???] Bring it immediately to the
lab. I want all the information they can get from this phone.”
“Right
away.”
Jovita
handed Raquel's cell phone to her.
“The
hospital is calling.”
Raquel
looked as though she hadn't slept all night as she took the phone.
“After
this don't come back here,” Santiago said to a bald-headed man in a
black windbreaker. He then handed him an envelope. “And you're to
keep your mouth shut.”
The
man looked into the envelope, pocketed it, and departed without
saying a word. Santiago watched as he left, then reached into his
pocket when his cell phone rang. He looked at it and paused before
answering.
Damián
was lying in a hospital bed. He was attached to monitors and a
ventilator as Miriam stood over him gowned in scrubs and a mask. A
doctor entered the room.
“Mrs.
Becker.”
“What
can you tell me?” she asked.
“The
abdominal surgery went well, but he lost a lot of blood. We will
need to give him a transfusion.”
“And
the blow to the head?”
“We'll
need to do x-rays to determine the trauma to his brain. We'll need
to stabilize him first.”
“Do
you know if he is out of danger?”
“Madame,
your son's condition is serious.”
Miriam
began to cry. At the same moment Raquel and her children arrived.
The desk nurse told her that Damián was out of the operating room
and in intensive care. “His prognosis is reservado. I'm sorry.”
“What?
Is my father going to die?” asked Mia. “Is my father going to
die?” She began crying. Raquel embraced her quickly, but even
more quickly she pushed away and ran toward the intensive care wing.
“I want to see my father!” she cried on the way. Several doctors
were on the other side of the swinging doors and they stopped her.
As they got her and Federico back out into the reception area
Santiago and Godoy arrived. The latter quickly introduced himself to
Raquel and explained that he needed to ask a few questions. She went
after her children as Santiago approached the detective, who asked if
he was a relative. He answered that he was a close friend and asked
how he could help.
“There
were some things in the car that didn't belong to the victim. They
were some things bought near a gas station and they belong to a
woman. Her name is Carolina Rivas.”
Santiago
was stunned for a moment or two, then shook his head.
“No,
no, it can't be.”
“Do
you know this woman?”
“She's
my wife. But this can't be. This has to be a mistake.”
He
walked away. Godoy followed him.
“Wait
a minute. I have questions. Where are you going?”
Santiago
started shouting. “Where is my wife?”
Raquel
heard him and recognized his voice. She called out to him, then went
over to Godoy. “What happened? Do you need to tell me something?”
“Not
right now, Ma'am.”
He
went after Santiago.
Three
years earlier Carolina had told Santiago that this job would help
change their lives. He wasn't willing to count victory yet. He was
going over some plans and bills with Nacho. Finally he pulled out his estimate and asked Carolina if she could drop it off at Damián's store
when she took Nicolás to school. She agreed to. She smiled to
herself as she stood up and stepped away from the table.
When
she arrived at the location she saw Damián having a somewhat
contentious discussion with Andres concerning production. Andres
recognized Carolina and turned to stare at her. He then departed,
thinking that Damián was looking for a side piece. Damián walked
over to Carolina and was intercepted by Raquel, who had just arrived.
She greeted him with a kiss and a “my love.” The two women had
arrived together as they both had appointments at the school.
Carolina handed him the blue folder with Santiago's estimate and he said
he would take care of it right away.
“Hey,
are you doing anything tonight?” Raquel asked. “Why don't you
join us for dinner?”
“Yes,
what a good idea,” Damián said. “Why don't you come over?”
“Come
on over, we'll talk, eat something delicious, get to know each other
better, since our kids are friends...”
“I
like the idea but you know Santiago gets up so early. He gets tired.
If he wants to I can –”
“If
he wants to?” Raquel asked in surprise. “Is he your boss? If
he doesn't want to come by yourself.”
“I'll
ask him.”
“Can
you ask him now?”
“Now?”
“Why
not? Ask him now. Please?”
Carolina
called Santiago, who – predictably – declined. Raquel persuaded
Carolina to let her try and she handed over her cell phone. After
his attempt at declining the invitation Raquel went on about good
food and such in a way that didn't allow him to get another refusal
in before she ended the call. Damián smiled, knowing that this
tactic had worked on others in the past. She then kissed him goodbye
and left to go to the foundation she worked for. Carolina left with
her.
When
Santiago came home later he found Carolina looking through her closet
for something to wear that evening. He didn't understand her
indecision as he noticed that there were several dresses laid out on
the bed and she was taking yet more out of the closet. She wanted to
be sure that she was appropriately dressed for dining with a couple
wealthier than themselves.
“I've
been thinking about this and I think it's time we end this madness,”
he said. “I'm not going.”
“Oh,
no. This is not the time. We need the work, we need money.”
“Yes.
You're right. I'm sorry.” He kissed her forehead. “Don't
worry.” He kissed her lips. “ust make yourself beautiful. I
love you.” He left her alone to change. Her cell rang and it was
Damián, apologizing for the text and the call from earlier. He
didn't want to say that in front of Raquel. Carolina closed the door
to continue the conversation, telling him that it had taken her by
surprise.
“But
I want to thank you for giving Santiago the work. He's very
hard-working and will do a good job.”
“Of
course. But I take no credit for that. It was all Raquel's idea.”
“Well,
then, thanks to both of you.”
“Until
tonight.”
“Until
tonight.”
Just
after Damián ended the call Andres entered his office.
“I
heard you asked for the balances and the audit without my consent.”
“Taking
care of business is everything, cousin.”
“Do
you distrust me? I'm your partner. I'm your cousin.”
“Close
the door.”
Andres
complied.
“A
minority shareholder. You were in charge of the accounting and the
numbers don't add up. Do you have an explanation?”
In
the present Santiago was driving. He left a voicemail “Caro,
answer me! It's urgent! I need to talk to you!” He ended the
call and drove, probably a bit over the speed limit. He looked ahead
and saw the parking lot of Parador Covabonga. There were multiple
police cars in it and they were near Carolina's car. He looked
inside her car and saw the infant seat in the back but no sign of
Carolina. He began shouting her name. He ran into the store where a
cashier asked if she could help him.
“My
wife's car is outside. I want to see if she's here. Where's the
women's restroom?”
“In
the back.”
He
ran in the direction.
“Wait!”
The police ran in. “Officer, what's going on?”
They
did not answer her. They ran into the back in time to stop Santiago
from opening every stall door in the women's restroom by grabbing him
and dragging him out.
Santiago
and Carolina had gone to the Beckers' for dinner, taking their older
kids with them. Damián and Raquel greeted them warmly and
encouraged the kids to hang out together upstairs until dinner was
ready. Raquel then took Santiago into the kitchen and talked about
how lovely his children were. He was still not comfortable with this
situation. Damián was explaining to Carolina that he had been very
fortunate. His father had founded the pasta company and he now runs
it and Raquel came back before he could say more.
“His
business is his life. He pulled it out of the ashes. Don't be
modest, my love,” Raquel said.
“Actually,
we did it together,” Damián said as he kissed Raquel.
Upstairs
in Federico's room Nicolás admired his guitar.
“Do
you know how to play?” he asked.
“I'm
learning,” he said.
“What
are you saying? You bought it yesterday,” said Mia as she played
with her cell phone.
“That's
not true, Mia,” Federico said.
“You
can't take a joke,” was her reply. It was not said in any spirit
of fun. She then looked up and saw Nicolás looking at her. “What
are you looking at?”
“It's
bad that you don't have any friends at school,” he said.
“She
used to get beaten up when she had to take care of me,” Federico
said. [???]
Mia
had had enough and she rose to leave.
“Your
family is very nice,” Lola said. She got up and prevented Mia from
leaving the room and suggested they talk alone.
Detective
Godoy called to get an update on the transcript of the messages in
Carolina's cell phone, but there was some beaurocratic problem that
caused a delay. He ended the call and slammed the phone down in
frustration on the kitchen table. His wife came in and announced
that she would be returning to work.
“Are
you sure you're recovered?” he asked.
“It's
been a year,” she said. “You still think I'm an invalid?”
He
went to the foot of the stairs.
“I
can do it alone,” she said, emphatically as she went upstairs.
The
police brought Santiago to the precinct and left him with their
captain, who closed the door to his office.
“Boy,
are you stubborn,” he said. “Didn't your father teach you
anything? Did you know why your wife was afraid you would hurt her?
The report said that you were deranged –”
“I
was not deranged. I was desperate. I –”
“They
found her car –”
“I
know, I know! Calm down. We've impounded her car.”
“Do
you know where Caro is?”
“Godoy
is working on it.”
“Antonio,
I'm going mad. I have to find her. I need to find me wife, for
God's sake.”
Mia
had put her head down and was trying to get some rest in the hospital
waiting area. Miriam came up to her, having shed the scrubs, mask,
and gloves. She touched her face.
“Someone
planned all this.”
“What
are you talking about?”
“Your
father could have enemies. But don't worry. We'll find the guilty
one.”
Nicolás
heard this exchange. Rather than reveal his presence he walked over
to the main corridor and leaned against the wall. Federico joined
him.
“I
just heard something strange,” Nicolás said. “Is there anyone
who would want to kill your father?”
“Please,
Nico, don't say such stupid things.”
“I
just know something bad happened to my mother.”
Raquel
looked through the window of the intensive care unit at Damián. She
thought about the night of the first time they had dined with
Carolina and Santiago.
Raquel
had taken out her cell phone to take photos and Damián was teasing
her about what bad photos she took. She took it with good grace and
handed the phone to Jovita to take a full group shot. Lola smiled
but her eyes were closed while Mia and Santiago both looked sullen.
Later the kids went upstairs, leaving the adults alone. A few more
glasses of wine and some more conversation later Raquel had a light
bulb moment.
“Carolina,
why don't you start a catering business?”
“I'd
love it, but it's very hard to start a business –”
“Yes,
and Caro is dedicated 100% to the house and our children. I don't
think she has time.”
“Don't
say things like that!” Raquel said, good-naturedly. “I won't
permit you to. All of us have objectives we're entitled to fulfill.
Right, Caro?”
“I'm
good at home,” Carolina said, looking at her husband and continuing
to hold his hand.
“When
Raquel gets something into her head you can't stop her,” Damián
said. “That's my wife!”
“I
don't know what goes on in your house but let me give a little
advice,” Raquel said. “If you have a satisfied wife, everything
else is good. You'll have more satisfaction, more happiness, more
security.”
This
was clearly making Santiago uncomfortable. He never liked thinking
of the possibility that Carolina was less than happy with their
arrangement. Carolina was quiet because this was hitting a little
too close to home. Raquel paused for a second, then started
laughing.
“I
think we should change the subject,” said Damián.
“Did
I say something wrong?” Raquel asked.
Carolina
rescued her from that predicament.
“No,
no, no; it's that Santi doesn't like change.”
“Why
don't we put on some music?” Damián said.
Raquel
immediately went to the stereo and put on some salsa music. She and
Damián began dancing, then both pulled Carolina and Santiago out of
their seats. They danced mixed couples. Neither Raquel nor Santiago
sensed what was happening between their spouses.
Three
years later Santiago was standing in the police precinct talking to
Godoy, Antonio, and other cops.
“She
has disappeared.”
“Yes,”
said Santiago. “With her things in the car. Is she dead?”
“We
have no proof of that,” said Godoy. “The question is, where did
your wife go? Why didn't she go home to sleep and why weren't you
looking for her?”
“Because
my wife was visiting my brother-in-law!” Santiago yelled at him.
“She has to have gone to see Vicente. That's the only option
[???]”
“Are
you sure? Do you know his address?” Godoy didn't blink as he
watched Santiago. Husbands are always the first prime suspects when
married women disappear.
“This
can't be,” Santiago said under his breath.
Godoy
drove out to see Vicente Rivas. He was a sullen man with a thin,
skeletal face and close-cropped grey hair who didn't like company.
His house was not in good condition. Although there appeared to ba
an adjacent property he may as well have been living in the mountains
with only the local wildlife for company.
“Vicente
Rivas?”
“Yes,
that's me.”
“I'm
Fernando Godoy of the police department. I've come from your sister
Carolina's home. When did you last see her?”
“Hm,
two years, maybe a year and a half ago. Why? What happened?”
“We
don't know. She's disappeared.”
Vicente
paused for a moment and smiled ironically.
“Are
you sure that's the last time you saw her?”
“I
haven't seen anyone, least of all her. I have to go. I have a lot
of things to do. Watch where you're going.”
He
walked away. His manner aroused curiosity. As Godoy returned to the
city he called again about the cell phone transcripts. As he ended
the call he got a text forwarded from Carolina's phone:
I
can't look Santiago in the eye. I feel bad...
I
can't hurt Raquel either.
Mia
and Raquel were still at the hospital.
“My
grandmother said that this wasn't an accident. Someone planned it.”
Miriam
came up behind Mia.
“Miriam,
for God's sake –” Raquel began.
“You
knew this could happen one day. Someone trying to kidnap my son who
was able to escape –”
“Ay,
Miriam,” said Raquel in frustration.
Rudolfo
Rueda arrived. He had obviously come at Miriam's summons. She
introduced him.
“He's
my lawyer.”
“Lawyer?”
asked Raquel.
Miriam
nodded.
“Yes.
My office represents Mrs Becker. In an eventuality like this it's
better that we be prepared.”
“But
'an eventuality like this'? What does that mean? What happened was
an accident. Nobody has committed a crime.”
“Of
course not,” said Miriam. “But we don't know what problems there
will be because of this woman.”
“My
private investigator discovered that he was accompanied by a woman,”
said Rueda.
Mia
looked at her mother. She was stricken with shock. Raquel took out
her cell and stepped away. Miriam followed her.
“Raquel,
open your eyes. It's evident that my son left with his lover.”
She
looked coldly at Raquel, who looked as though she was going to cry.
“Who
told you all these lies?”
“I
knew you would never accept this. This investigation will go on.”
“No,
no, no. I understand you have gone mad because of your son's
accident but you can't live here. Sure that your son has committed
adultery. That he would leave with a lover? What's happened to
you?”
Santiago
arrived in a rage. Raquel heard him as he charged toward Damián's
room and pushed the doors open. Federico and Nicolás were trying to
stop him and it was fortunate that there were medical personnel in
the room to stop him. Raquel caught up and he turned around to face
her.
“Carolina
was with him; don't you know?” he shouted in her face.
Nicolás
had a brief memory of his mother calling him three years previously,
clearly upset and not speaking clearly.
“No.
I don't know what you're talking about,” she said. The tears
began to flow.
“Now
is the time to face this,” he said as he charged toward the room.
The doctors stopped him and shoved him back out into the main
corridor. Miriam began to panic and the children were upset.
“He's
a criminal! He was trying to kill my son!” Miriam screamed.
Nicolás
managed – with a little assistance from a security guard – to get
Santiago out of the building just as Godoy arrived.
“What
happened? What are you doing here?” asked the detective.
Lola
had arrived, carrying Benjamin, her baby brother.
“Tell
me what I was supposed to do, please.”
“I
went to see your brother-in-law. It's been some time since he's seen
your wife.”
“What?
She lied to me? Caro lied to me? Now I understand. Carolina and
Damián were lovers.”
Both
Lola and Nicolás stared at their father.
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Miriam calling her lawyer is abnormal under normal circumstances, but remember that she doesn't like Raquel because Raquel took her little boy away from her. Not to mention that she considers Raquel to be a gold-digger. If Damian is in a coma for any significant amount of time -- and I think he will be for most of the series -- there is going to be a fight over his business and other financial assets. I'm not sure what Mexican inheritance law says about this situation if Damian hasn't made out a will yet.
I'm not sure about why Santiago told Godoy that Carolina was visiting her brother. If she didn't tell him she was going to do this he lied, but we don't know that yet. As for Godoy telling him about Carolina being missing, notice that Godoy never takes his eyes off him when they interact. He doesn't even blink. He's watching for evidence that Santiago had anything to do with her disappearance. I'm sure he also got a serious creep vibe from Vicente, whom I'm guessing has a rap sheet we will hear about soon.
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I wonder if Raquel subconciously knew Damian was attracted to Carolina and subconciously pushed them together?
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: Tuesday, October 17, 2017 at 12:48:00 AM EDT
: Tuesday, October 17, 2017 at 12:48:00 AM EDT
I thought maybe Raq and Damien were settngbthem up for swapping. Except they figured Santi would not go along with such nonsense.
I missed the part that Carlo called her son crying. What had happened to her.
Thank you very much Urban, great recap. I hated that I missed first 30 minutes.
They sure crammed in lots of time spans in one episode. I enjoyed that it did not drag out.
I missed the part that Carlo called her son crying. What had happened to her.
Thank you very much Urban, great recap. I hated that I missed first 30 minutes.
They sure crammed in lots of time spans in one episode. I enjoyed that it did not drag out.
That definitely was a "blink and you'll miss it". I don't think it ran more than three seconds tops. This is why I typically watch my recap episodes twice.
There was no set up-for swapping; Raquel loves Damian and until he met Carolina he loved Raquel. When Raquel tried to get Santiago to dance all I saw was her trying to get him to relax and lighten up. He's still into the macho thing, which somehow Damian seems to have gotten over. We've only been given glimpses of what their families of origin were so that may have much to do with this.
It looks like both men were only children. Damian took over his father's business as soon as he knew what to do with it and made it successful. We don't know how old he was when his father died. It looks like Santiago's father was a cop or in a related profession, since Augustin seems to have been his friend. Nothing has been said about his mother or the parents of the two women, so I hope we get some of that information tonight.
There was no set up-for swapping; Raquel loves Damian and until he met Carolina he loved Raquel. When Raquel tried to get Santiago to dance all I saw was her trying to get him to relax and lighten up. He's still into the macho thing, which somehow Damian seems to have gotten over. We've only been given glimpses of what their families of origin were so that may have much to do with this.
It looks like both men were only children. Damian took over his father's business as soon as he knew what to do with it and made it successful. We don't know how old he was when his father died. It looks like Santiago's father was a cop or in a related profession, since Augustin seems to have been his friend. Nothing has been said about his mother or the parents of the two women, so I hope we get some of that information tonight.
I thought maybe Carolina was having sex with Damian and accidentally dialed Nicolas' phone ... at any rate Nicolas knew Carolina was messing around with somebody.
Carolina/Damian ended because of a car accident. Raquel/Santiago met because of a car accident.
Miriam summoned her lawyer right away ... to me that's not normal behavior when you first learn your child is in the ICU. I'm suspicious of her.
I wonder what happened to Godoy's wife?
I was confused about Santiago finding out Carolina was missing and/with Damian & how Vicente was involved. What was the deal with her being missing, going to see her brother, Godoy interviewing the brother and then Godoy revealing to Santiago that Carolina was with Damian? I didn't understand that bit at all.
Carolina/Damian ended because of a car accident. Raquel/Santiago met because of a car accident.
Miriam summoned her lawyer right away ... to me that's not normal behavior when you first learn your child is in the ICU. I'm suspicious of her.
I wonder what happened to Godoy's wife?
I was confused about Santiago finding out Carolina was missing and/with Damian & how Vicente was involved. What was the deal with her being missing, going to see her brother, Godoy interviewing the brother and then Godoy revealing to Santiago that Carolina was with Damian? I didn't understand that bit at all.
Permalink posted by : Tuesday, October 17, 2017 at 9:49:00 AM EDT
: Tuesday, October 17, 2017 at 9:49:00 AM EDT
Miriam calling her lawyer is abnormal under normal circumstances, but remember that she doesn't like Raquel because Raquel took her little boy away from her. Not to mention that she considers Raquel to be a gold-digger. If Damian is in a coma for any significant amount of time -- and I think he will be for most of the series -- there is going to be a fight over his business and other financial assets. I'm not sure what Mexican inheritance law says about this situation if Damian hasn't made out a will yet.
I'm not sure about why Santiago told Godoy that Carolina was visiting her brother. If she didn't tell him she was going to do this he lied, but we don't know that yet. As for Godoy telling him about Carolina being missing, notice that Godoy never takes his eyes off him when they interact. He doesn't even blink. He's watching for evidence that Santiago had anything to do with her disappearance. I'm sure he also got a serious creep vibe from Vicente, whom I'm guessing has a rap sheet we will hear about soon.
"Both Raquel and Santiago sat bolt upright on their beds, as though startled by demons". Vintage, extraordinary Urban...
Your recap matched the show in terms of fast moving intensity. I bow to both.
I've never seen as much action in one episode. I'm even including TN finales. This was incredible.
I enjoyed that there weren't an overabundance of characters (I don't have the children sorted out yet but that will come).
The onscreen chemistry was incredible. I think Carolina and Damian are (were??) basically good people who made an erroneous and tragic decision.
What was the "two days" about? Where were they going?
So many unanswered questions.
Excellent Urban. thank you!
Diana
Your recap matched the show in terms of fast moving intensity. I bow to both.
I've never seen as much action in one episode. I'm even including TN finales. This was incredible.
I enjoyed that there weren't an overabundance of characters (I don't have the children sorted out yet but that will come).
The onscreen chemistry was incredible. I think Carolina and Damian are (were??) basically good people who made an erroneous and tragic decision.
What was the "two days" about? Where were they going?
So many unanswered questions.
Excellent Urban. thank you!
Diana
Permalink posted by : Tuesday, October 17, 2017 at 10:10:00 AM EDT
: Tuesday, October 17, 2017 at 10:10:00 AM EDT
Thanks, Urban! Great style, as per usual. What I recorded didn't have all the scenes you may have described. Univision doesn't have it On Demand yet. So, no CC's and I am grateful for your filled in script!!! Much appreciated was the color change to denote the timeline. Genius! Silvia's character is terrific, but she has a tendency as an actress to slur her words and race on making it difficult to interpret. Again, the CC's do help, so you're scripting precisely is appreciated.
As for Santiago, only in Mexico do I ever have the notion that intensive care is care-less since everybody and his brother can simply barge in and cause a ruckus to raise the dead, let alone the comatose, aka, the "intensively" cared-for...
I agree, that this is one of the best keep-em-guessing beginnings I've seen in years in a tn. AND, something magical hit the screen when Dam and Caro took notice of each other at the dinner party that first evening. Great chemistry and editing/camera work.
Well, on to tonight's further unraveling....
As for Santiago, only in Mexico do I ever have the notion that intensive care is care-less since everybody and his brother can simply barge in and cause a ruckus to raise the dead, let alone the comatose, aka, the "intensively" cared-for...
I agree, that this is one of the best keep-em-guessing beginnings I've seen in years in a tn. AND, something magical hit the screen when Dam and Caro took notice of each other at the dinner party that first evening. Great chemistry and editing/camera work.
Well, on to tonight's further unraveling....
Children:
Mia is the sour girl who the the twin to sickly Federico (Mia or Raquel reminded him to take his inhaler)
Nico is the kid with the Justin Bieber (circa 2010) haircut & knit cap.
Lola (Nico's sister) showed up with the toddler at the end of the episode.
Timeline:
You can tell the timeline by Raquel's hair:
Three years ago: short bob with bangs
Present day: Hair past shoulders
She also had a mid-length hairstyle which is the time frame between when they all first met to the present day.
Mia is the sour girl who the the twin to sickly Federico (Mia or Raquel reminded him to take his inhaler)
Nico is the kid with the Justin Bieber (circa 2010) haircut & knit cap.
Lola (Nico's sister) showed up with the toddler at the end of the episode.
Timeline:
You can tell the timeline by Raquel's hair:
Three years ago: short bob with bangs
Present day: Hair past shoulders
She also had a mid-length hairstyle which is the time frame between when they all first met to the present day.
Permalink posted by : Tuesday, October 17, 2017 at 10:55:00 AM EDT
: Tuesday, October 17, 2017 at 10:55:00 AM EDT
Thank you, Urban. I forgot to record the show, so I especially appreciate your recap.
Permalink posted by : Tuesday, October 17, 2017 at 11:26:00 AM EDT
: Tuesday, October 17, 2017 at 11:26:00 AM EDT
Hi Urban and everybody!! :-)
I just wanted to drop in an leave a quick note for everybody... I'm SO glad that you guys have put together a patio for this novela. Giselle Gonzalez really is a visionary... with each of her novelas she pushes both her own boundaries as well as that of the Mexican telenovela genre on the whole, and this novela is a perfect example of that. You'll see stuff that you won't see in other telenovelas in terms of what she asks of her actors, and it's no wonder why then that Actors (capital 'A' actors, as opposed to 'television personalities', etc.) want to work with her.
Rosy and the network seem to have cast their lot in with her as well, which is refreshing, although it is somewhat shocking the amount of 'pearl-clutchers' (as I call them) there are in Mexico that are denouncing it as a sacrilegious affront to Mexican television, and heralding it as an abject failure (which it unquestionably is NOT as it is the leading telenovela in ratings, usually besting MMTF by a couple of decimal points).
Down Mexico-way, next up is the family-friendly 'Papa a toda madre' (next week, after MMTF ends), produced by Rosy's pet, Eduardo Meza. She's placing high hopes on this one for, if Meza makes it, it gives her greater clout to push to prominence producing forces that are either beholden unto her (Meza, Lucero Suarez), or slavishly loyal (Juan Osorio, because of course considers himself- with her- to be the two 'defenders' of the genre), and thus consolidate her own power within the network.
She has effectively sidelined Salvador Mejia (whose longevity with the network is even greater than Ocampo's) by putting his latest novela ('En tierras salvajes') into a totally unsuitable 7:30 time slot, and then using that as an excuse to decimate it with her scissors into absolute trash (which it is), guaranteeing its' failure, and enabling her to push Mejia into the freezer (along with Emilio Larrosa, another long-time producer with the network, and let's not even bring up poor Carla Estrada (who is still trying to bring her Silvia Pinal biopic into being)). The failure of Nathalie Lartilleux's latest ('El vuelo de la Victoria', which in spite of everything I continue to somewhat enjoy) enables her to push Sr. Mejia's faithful wife/producer into the freezer with him. She has made life a living hell for both Roberto Gomez Fernandez (of whom she has ix-nayed no less than EIGHT productions that he has submitted to her for her approval), as well as MaPat Zattarain (who REEEEEE-ally wanted to do one of three projects, none of which got approved). And I am greatly afraid for Angelli Nesma Medina, whose next novela ('Me declaro culpable', that deals with assisted suicide, and is a really juicy story) is being put in the same time-slot as 'En tierras salvajes', and that i greatly fear will also fall victim to Rosy and her 'unsuitable for its time-slot' scissors', enabling her to sideline producer Nesma Medina somewhat to a point where she, to, has to be more obsequious and deferential to Rosy when it comes to whatever her next project may be.
But no more of that! This is a novela that pushes envelopes like no other before it (take that comment as you will), with a terrific cast and a true wunderkind of a producer. I look forward to following along with you all with this one, and as always, my continued best wishes to you all! :-)
I just wanted to drop in an leave a quick note for everybody... I'm SO glad that you guys have put together a patio for this novela. Giselle Gonzalez really is a visionary... with each of her novelas she pushes both her own boundaries as well as that of the Mexican telenovela genre on the whole, and this novela is a perfect example of that. You'll see stuff that you won't see in other telenovelas in terms of what she asks of her actors, and it's no wonder why then that Actors (capital 'A' actors, as opposed to 'television personalities', etc.) want to work with her.
Rosy and the network seem to have cast their lot in with her as well, which is refreshing, although it is somewhat shocking the amount of 'pearl-clutchers' (as I call them) there are in Mexico that are denouncing it as a sacrilegious affront to Mexican television, and heralding it as an abject failure (which it unquestionably is NOT as it is the leading telenovela in ratings, usually besting MMTF by a couple of decimal points).
Down Mexico-way, next up is the family-friendly 'Papa a toda madre' (next week, after MMTF ends), produced by Rosy's pet, Eduardo Meza. She's placing high hopes on this one for, if Meza makes it, it gives her greater clout to push to prominence producing forces that are either beholden unto her (Meza, Lucero Suarez), or slavishly loyal (Juan Osorio, because of course considers himself- with her- to be the two 'defenders' of the genre), and thus consolidate her own power within the network.
She has effectively sidelined Salvador Mejia (whose longevity with the network is even greater than Ocampo's) by putting his latest novela ('En tierras salvajes') into a totally unsuitable 7:30 time slot, and then using that as an excuse to decimate it with her scissors into absolute trash (which it is), guaranteeing its' failure, and enabling her to push Mejia into the freezer (along with Emilio Larrosa, another long-time producer with the network, and let's not even bring up poor Carla Estrada (who is still trying to bring her Silvia Pinal biopic into being)). The failure of Nathalie Lartilleux's latest ('El vuelo de la Victoria', which in spite of everything I continue to somewhat enjoy) enables her to push Sr. Mejia's faithful wife/producer into the freezer with him. She has made life a living hell for both Roberto Gomez Fernandez (of whom she has ix-nayed no less than EIGHT productions that he has submitted to her for her approval), as well as MaPat Zattarain (who REEEEEE-ally wanted to do one of three projects, none of which got approved). And I am greatly afraid for Angelli Nesma Medina, whose next novela ('Me declaro culpable', that deals with assisted suicide, and is a really juicy story) is being put in the same time-slot as 'En tierras salvajes', and that i greatly fear will also fall victim to Rosy and her 'unsuitable for its time-slot' scissors', enabling her to sideline producer Nesma Medina somewhat to a point where she, to, has to be more obsequious and deferential to Rosy when it comes to whatever her next project may be.
But no more of that! This is a novela that pushes envelopes like no other before it (take that comment as you will), with a terrific cast and a true wunderkind of a producer. I look forward to following along with you all with this one, and as always, my continued best wishes to you all! :-)
Thanks for the fine recap, Urban Anthropologist. It's been years since I watched a Univision novela. I've mostly hung out on Telemundo, but their offerings of late have been ghastly. Plus I really like Silvia Navarro. This was a very intriguing episode. So, where is Carolina? I suspect they'll keep us in suspense a while. Fine acting by all concerned. And, yes, Miriam, as the sourpuss that gives all mothers-in-law a bad name, is going to be a problem. Speaking as one of the mothers-in-law of sons tribe, I resent her every move!
Hi Anon207!
Thank you for the information on the kiddies. Truly appreciated!
Jardinera, I can hardly believe this is the same Gabriel Soto whose wooden acting in Vino was unfortunate and difficult to watch. I've liked him in everything else though and can tell I will here as well. He looks great - love the lighter, shorter hair.
Diana
Thank you for the information on the kiddies. Truly appreciated!
Jardinera, I can hardly believe this is the same Gabriel Soto whose wooden acting in Vino was unfortunate and difficult to watch. I've liked him in everything else though and can tell I will here as well. He looks great - love the lighter, shorter hair.
Diana
Permalink posted by : Tuesday, October 17, 2017 at 1:00:00 PM EDT
: Tuesday, October 17, 2017 at 1:00:00 PM EDT
Thanks Urban, you captured much of the complicated details I missed. Looks like an intriguing new telenovela. Where is Carolina? I liked the way that Silvia played Raquel - bubbling, well meaning but not catching the subtleties of Carolina's and her husband's interaction.
Permalink posted by : Tuesday, October 17, 2017 at 1:19:00 PM EDT
: Tuesday, October 17, 2017 at 1:19:00 PM EDT
I find Santiago totally unlikable, as well as Mia, I already feel like that character is going to drive me batty! Also, Lola showed up with a cute little BLONDE baby, could the baby be Damian's baby?
Thanks so much Urban this episode was moving a mile a minute, and you captured it all quite eloquently as you always do.
I agree with Anon 207, the call that Nico received was an accidental dial from Carolina while she was having sex.
What I want to know is why were Raquel and Santi resisting the urge to call? who were they going to call?. Like it's been said, many many questions.
--Whose baby was that blond cutie?
--What's up with Vicente, kind of creepy?
--What does Nico Know?
--Where were Damian and Carol going? for two days?
--What or who caused the accident?
--What was Santi paying that man for?
--And the biggest question is where is carol?
And these are just some of the questions we were left with from the first episode.
Stellar acting by all, except Mia.
I agree with Anon 207, the call that Nico received was an accidental dial from Carolina while she was having sex.
What I want to know is why were Raquel and Santi resisting the urge to call? who were they going to call?. Like it's been said, many many questions.
--Whose baby was that blond cutie?
--What's up with Vicente, kind of creepy?
--What does Nico Know?
--Where were Damian and Carol going? for two days?
--What or who caused the accident?
--What was Santi paying that man for?
--And the biggest question is where is carol?
And these are just some of the questions we were left with from the first episode.
Stellar acting by all, except Mia.
Well, since the final scenes of the episode were in present day, and the child looked about 2 years old, there's only 3 possibilities of who the child is:
1: Lola had a teen pregnancy and it's her child
2. It's Damian's child with Carolina
3. It's Santiago's child with Carolina.
Many babies are blond as children but their hair turns darker as they get older, so the kid being blond doesnt' necessarily mean it's Damian's child.
However, both Raquel & Santiago will start to wonder about the kid's paternity after the dust starts to settle and they start putting the pieces together.
1: Lola had a teen pregnancy and it's her child
2. It's Damian's child with Carolina
3. It's Santiago's child with Carolina.
Many babies are blond as children but their hair turns darker as they get older, so the kid being blond doesnt' necessarily mean it's Damian's child.
However, both Raquel & Santiago will start to wonder about the kid's paternity after the dust starts to settle and they start putting the pieces together.
Permalink posted by : Tuesday, October 17, 2017 at 2:10:00 PM EDT
: Tuesday, October 17, 2017 at 2:10:00 PM EDT
Great input from all. I also agree w Jardinera regarding the different colors depicting timeline. Missing the first 30 minutes I would've been really confused. Thanks for that Urban. I am also getting my mind out of gutter about suspecting "swapping."
Raquel is really kind soul that was very happy in her marriage and her generous nature was to help others. The betrayal of Damien and Caro will hurt her deeply because she was so trusting and went out on a limb for Santi and Caro. I guess Dam/Caro couldnt help but fall madly in love with each other and that strong chemistry didn't help. I am also wondering about the two days??
Raquel is really kind soul that was very happy in her marriage and her generous nature was to help others. The betrayal of Damien and Caro will hurt her deeply because she was so trusting and went out on a limb for Santi and Caro. I guess Dam/Caro couldnt help but fall madly in love with each other and that strong chemistry didn't help. I am also wondering about the two days??
Before I shut down the computer and leave for the city I need to say one thing: Don't take your eyes off the screen on this one. If there are scenes missing on Univision they should be stripped of their license because this series is going to require paying attention to all the clues.
A 3 for 3 so far for Giselle Gonzales, who picks great scripts.
I also commend the composers of the score. It makes this series like a combination of Alfred Hitchcock and Patricia Highsmith. If you haven't seen The Talented Mr Ripley, check it out.
A 3 for 3 so far for Giselle Gonzales, who picks great scripts.
I also commend the composers of the score. It makes this series like a combination of Alfred Hitchcock and Patricia Highsmith. If you haven't seen The Talented Mr Ripley, check it out.
Thank you Urban. Your recaps are like reading a good book that you don't want to put down. Now I didn't see the
First episode last night cuz I forgot it was on. But if it's on Demand I'll
See it.Sometimes they're not. No cc3s.
Now these characters are steller.The 2
Married lovers,good acters,don't like
The characters.Sorry don't like cheaters. She was sitting rather close to him, She may Have been thrown from the Car when it Went Rollin Rollin rollin,and she has no memory,and she's just wondering out There. Until she gets found. Hopefully Tonight.I guess
Damian will recover, but what about his memory.Since theyre doing the time
Line thing we'll see what happens with
His recovery, will he come clean. But
He won't have to.
The mother-In Law from hell,the weird
Brother-inlaw,and the wife/husband duo duo.This is gonna be Good. Thank you Urban.
First episode last night cuz I forgot it was on. But if it's on Demand I'll
See it.Sometimes they're not. No cc3s.
Now these characters are steller.The 2
Married lovers,good acters,don't like
The characters.Sorry don't like cheaters. She was sitting rather close to him, She may Have been thrown from the Car when it Went Rollin Rollin rollin,and she has no memory,and she's just wondering out There. Until she gets found. Hopefully Tonight.I guess
Damian will recover, but what about his memory.Since theyre doing the time
Line thing we'll see what happens with
His recovery, will he come clean. But
He won't have to.
The mother-In Law from hell,the weird
Brother-inlaw,and the wife/husband duo duo.This is gonna be Good. Thank you Urban.
Permalink posted by : Tuesday, October 17, 2017 at 5:06:00 PM EDT
: Tuesday, October 17, 2017 at 5:06:00 PM EDT
Just checking in to say I had to watch it twice and just now getting around to reading the recap and the comments. Something fishy is going on and we're only 44 minutes in on the action. Must See TV---Next!
Urban, I don't doubt you have done a superb job of sorting all these folks out and labeling them properly. Thank you. I'll have to hurry to finish reading it before episode Two. Thanks again.
Urban, I don't doubt you have done a superb job of sorting all these folks out and labeling them properly. Thank you. I'll have to hurry to finish reading it before episode Two. Thanks again.
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