Have you heard from the publisher?
Are we spending the night here or at your place?
Don't try to dodge the question.
I doubt they even remember me.
Seriously?
- You're unforgettable. - Yeah, sure. You're gonna be late.
What?
- See you later. - All right.
- See you. - 'Kay. Bye.
Crap.
- Play some Christmas music. - Sorry.
Gift wrap this, please.
Sure thing. Right away.
POMPEA PUBLISHING NEW MESSAGE.
Break a leg.
At three. Great. Bye.
Sorry for the wait.
The guy at the printers is the worst.
It'll be ready for Sant Jordi. April 23rd.
THROUGH MY WINDOW
We'll have a book launch with some signings.
We need to promote it on your socials.
145 FOLLOWERS
Okay. Maybe not.
We've sent copies to reviewers, and the feedback's been very positive.
Don't look so scared.
Sorry. I'm just nervous.
To relax, could you maybe…
start writing part two?
Part two?
We're having a party on New Year's Eve.
Editors, managers, and authors are all invited.
You can bring him.
Characters from our novels are welcome too.
- It's him, right? - No, it isn't.
Sorry. Actually, bring whoever you want.
But it'd be great if you showed up with the Greek god.
And give some thought to part two.
THROUGH MY WINDOW
RAQUEL'S ALWAYS HAD A THING FOR ARES…
Wow! Lolo, check this out.
Great picture.
A professional portrait. Like big shots get.
Try this ball.
TO YOSHI…
- It weighs a ton. - That's the point.
I miss him too.
He'd be so proud.
- How about a toast? - Sure.
To the window and the best agent ever.
- Cheers. - The best agent.
Won't your friends be mad that you're with me?
Let me guess.
She dumped you, and you're still not over her.
Guess again.
We all have an ex we can't get over.
No shame in that.
Not even close.
She's my girlfriend.
Interesting relationship.
So they say.
THROUGH MY WINDOW… IT ALL STARTED WITH A GOODBYE.
- You good? - Yep!
You came home for Christmas?
Yep. Otherwise, Apolo would kill me.
He misses you. I bet Artemis does too.
I miss them.
And the sun.
- The sun too. - But it's cold out.
You've never experienced a real winter.
I'm sorry about everything.
I mean it.
Happy holidays.
Same to you.
THROUGH MY WINDOW 3: LOOKING AT YOU
This Christmas, I've got presents for everyone!
Come on!
Hey. Be careful.
Wow. There's so much stuff.
I love these flowers. They're like the ones there.
Yeah. Do you like that lavender one?
Which one?
Yeah. It's nice too.
- Think your mom would like it? - Yeah.
Perfect. We'll get it.
Excuse me. Can I pay with a card?
- What about this house? - Nice try. Come on.
Let's go over. Raquel, I know you saw them.
We gotta say hi. Come on.
Hi there!
How are you?
- Home for Christmas? - 'Tis the season.
Yeah. Flu season.
- The lucky lady. - How have you been?
- Great. You? - Pretty good.
How's it going?
I'm so sorry about Yoshi.
How are you holding up?
Barcelona must seem tropical compared to Stockholm.
Not really.
They never turn the heating on at the Hidalgo house.
You're staying there?
Yeah. It's just beautiful.
- You're moving back here? - No, we're leaving on the 1st.
Then we're picking up the keys to our new apartment.
- We're taking the next step. - That's right.
- New year, new life. - Exactly.
- We'd better get back to shopping. - Yeah.
It's easy to screw up and make the wrong choice.
- You know how it is. - Yeah.
Happy holidays!
- Bye. - Later.
Let's get some hot chocolate.
Those two are meant for each other, huh?
A little to your right.
So the ribbons look nice.
- How does this mistletoe thing work? - If two people are under it, they kiss.
- No. She's making it all up. Sugar? - It's true, Artemis.
The Hidalgos have never done the kiss thing. Look.
I don't need mistletoe to kiss my daughter.
- You're so cute! - We Hidalgos aren't big kissers.
Oh, Dani, we bumped into Raquel and Gregory.
Oh, did you?
- Daniela, tell her how this works. - What?
- Mistletoe. - If two people are under it, they kiss.
You make up dumb traditions to kiss. You're not gonna change my mind.
- I mean it. - Dani, help me.
Let's go inside.
I refuse to go around giving out hugs and kisses like I'm Santa.
We'll see about that on Christmas Eve with my family.
I never said I was going.
Tell your brother he has to come.
I feel bad for my parents. And these two. I can't miss Christmas Eve.
We don't even celebrate it.
That's your opinion.
All done!
- You're such an artist. - Nice job. Thanks.
- Hey, Roberto. - Hi.
Thank you.
- Where's your daughter? - Raquel, say hi to Roberto.
- This is delicious. - What's in it? Garlic?
Yep. Minced garlic.
- You can come over for dinner every night. - Mom!
If he wants to.
You don't need to cook.
But I like to.
If he wants to be the best boyfriend ever, let him.
You could try to cook too.
I can't make something this good for Christmas Eve.
Don't worry. I'll act like it's the best thing I've ever eaten.
- Looks great, Gregory. - Thanks.
You won't be here for Christmas Eve?
- I'm having dinner with Roberto's family. - You didn't tell me.
I won't be in your hair for once. Enjoy it.
- But you're more than welcome to join us. - Of course.
I can show you my library.
Roberto's cultured and sexy.
You're the sexy one.
You didn't tell me you had plans.
I did, but your head's been in the clouds lately.
Okay. So just because I'm distracted, I have to spend Christmas Eve alone.
Don't be so dramatic.
If you want to come along, be my guest.
Roberto's not a great cook, but he tries.
- I'll keep trying. - Whatever.
You can come here and practice anytime.
WHY DO I PRETEND WE HADN'T SEEN EACH OTHER
THROUGH THE WINDOW?
WITCH: WHY DID YOU ACT LIKE WE HADN'T SEEN EACH OTHER
THROUGH THE WINDOW THIS MORNING?
The Wi-Fi's down. You know what's wrong?
Nope. Maybe Apolo changed the password.
Well, my mom's waiting.
Hi, Mom. How are you? What happened with the flight?
Are you arriving on the 30th or the 31st?
You need to check…
OUT OF FEAR? FEAR OF WHAT?
YOU FORGOT TO SAY HELLO
HELLO
CAN YOU ANSWER MY QUESTION?
We can have dinner tomorrow.
With your family?
The two of us.
My parents are working at the restaurant. I've done my own thing for years.
We can have it here.
We can invite my sister and some friends.
Why not?
I have to work at the toy store and write. I need to stay focused.
That's right.
- You're busy working and being a grinch. - I'm not a grinch. It's true.
I'm sorry.
I love you.
- No, Marcos. - Quit it, Sammy.
Coming!
I haven't seen you in years, Anna. You're all grown up.
Wow! Being this gorgeous should be illegal.
My favorite author.
- Weren't you bringing Apolo? - Hi.
- Hey. He's not here? - Dani's here!
No, not yet. But come in. Gregory's been cooking all day.
- Hi, Dani. - Merry Christmas.
- It's been a minute! - How have you been?
- I'll get it. - You look great.
- Hey, Marcos. - What's up?
- How's it going? - Hi, Apolo!
We brought wine.
Come on in. I'm glad you came.
- Thanks for inviting us. - Everyone's in the dining room.
Don't go anywhere with that wine.
Please come in.
- Come on in, Ares. - Thanks.
- Hello. - Hi.
- A heads-up would've been nice. - You would've said no.
- Well, yeah. - You know why? You care about him.
He was your boyfriend. It makes sense.
But it's time to turn the page, right?
Now there are new people in your life who… care about you.
Like me.
Should we go in?
I'll have some.
- Me too, please. - Okay.
Can someone explain how being allergic to chlorine is a thing?
- It's not that uncommon. - Come on.
Come on. A peanut allergy, I get. But being allergic to chlorine? Really?
As kids, we all wanted to be allergic.
Like Ares. So we could get out of swim class.
- I want wine. - No, Anna.
We actually planned to throw you into the pool to see if it was true.
- But this guy here told the teacher. - Careful!
- Don't spill it. - Thanks for saving his life.
You're welcome.
But if I'd known that years later he'd hog all the wine,
I wouldn't have snitched.
- He loves to drink. - Ani, you okay?
- You're a big drinker too. - What about you, Dani?
- What are you allergic to? - Pollen and Hidalgos.
MEDS SNOOZE
- LOLO? - I'M WITH VÍCTOR AT THE HOSPITAL.
HE BROKE HIS WRIST. THEY'RE GONNA PUT IT IN A CAST.
Marcos tries to be romantic, but he never gets it right.
Why?
One time, he invited me over for pepperoni pizza and a movie.
Put that away.
- Help me with the dishes. - He knows I hate pepperoni.
- Give me a hand. - I thought it was ham.
- He never remembers that stuff. - Sure.
- Still, it's the thought that counts. - At least he tried.
- I don't know. - Should we save some for Apolo?
Víctor broke his wrist.
They're at the hospital getting him a cast.
- Who's Víctor? - No clue.
It's sweet.
Put the phone down and help with the dishes.
- Okay. - I let it slide 'cause you're you.
- I know. - Careful.
- At least I tried. - It was creative.
Yeah, sure. Creative. 'Cause you kinda screwed up.
No one's perfect.
Yeah, yeah.
- It is what it is. - Coming through. Excuse me.
Cockroach! Over here.
- Don't call me that. - Poor guy.
- Thanks. - No problem.
- So, Dani. - Yeah?
You know the song about presents?
- Huh? Like a Santa Claus song? - Who's gonna explain?
Here in Barcelona, we don't let overweight old guys break into our homes.
Wait, what?
What the hell?
- What's this about? - It's a Catalan thing. Don't ask.
It's a constipated log.
- Okay. This one's for Sammy. - Basically.
- It poops presents. - There you go.
- Gift-wrapped turds! - Come on.
Seriously? That's so gross.
He had it coming. It's tradition.
DIVINE COMEDY
You can look up which circle of hell you belong in.
The edition from '76. Armengol's translation.
It's for the keys to our new apartment.
Your first stethoscope.
Thanks.
You hungry?
Did you have enough to eat? Want more turrón?
- We have that egg yolk turrón you like. - No, thanks.
Enough, Ma.
- Come on. - Let's go.
How did that song go?
Wow. Who's down here?
Careful.
What do you do?
He's the chief operations officer of a company.
Like a surgeon?
I fell yesterday and hurt my elbow.
- Really? - She knocked something over.
Hey. It's no big deal.
Be happy, love each other, and…
- It's fine. - Let's sing it again.
No way!
Let's go dance.
You shouldn't have used the heavy ball. I knew this was gonna happen.
If you were so sure, you should've told me.
Well, I thought you'd have some common sense.
Next time, don't.
Can you help me? I can't do this one-handed.
It'll be hard to pee like that.
Got a condom?
Yeah.
- YOU COULD'VE TEXTED - SORRY. IT JUST KINDA HAPPENED.
IT'S OKAY. HAVE FUN
WE'RE AT YOUR BROTHER'S CLUB. YOU COMING????
This song sucks.
Girl, what's wrong? Cheer up.
- What's the deal with her? - I don't know.
Can I get six shots?
- You can't mix alcohol with your meds. - Chill.
It's a mocktail. I'm not that crazy.
When are you gonna get over the Yoshi thing?
- "Thing"? - Ana, you need to move on.
- Accidents happen. That's life. - Great advice.
- You've clearly forgotten all about it. - Just stop.
I don't get how you can be with her. It was her fault, and she's in love with...
If we start playing the blame game, we're all gonna end up in a bad spot.
You can't see her for who she is. Even on Christmas.
Yoshi was on his way to be with you. It had nothing to do with Raquel.
- Who wants shots? - I do!
Thanks!
Come on.
- Tap it before… - Or you won't score!
Great! There we go!
Damn!
IT ALL STARTED WITH A GOODBYE. HE WENT TO STOCKHOLM. I STAYED HERE.
ARES HIDALGO, BACK AGAIN.
Why didn't you tell me?
This is why I make plans, Diego. So...
No, I do it because I want to see you.
Ares will be holed up in the library. He has tons of exams. I told you.
I know, but… I want to see you, Diego.
I miss you.
Come on. Let's pick up the pace.
See? I can do it.
- You're getting there. - Okay.
- I think I've got it. - Come on.
I'm okay.
- Okay. Like this? - Careful.
- Okay. - Just be careful.
- Let's go a bit faster. - I can't.
You almost got it.
- Bend your knees. - Slow down.
Gregory, I am bending my knees.
- To the right. That's it. - Can you slow down?
- Come on. - It's just…
Hey. I'm freaking out.
- Not so fast. - Pick up the pace.
Gregory, easy.
- What's up with you? - Nothing.
Doesn't seem like it.
I read your new novel last night.
Without asking?
It's a novel, not your diary.
- It's fiction, Gregory. - Save that BS for your editor.
- Whatever. You shouldn't have read it! - Know what the worst part is?
You left your laptop on because you wanted me to see it.
Do you still love him?
I'm a huge idiot, right?
I think Gregory's a good guy and you're making a mistake.
But I'm not sure I love him.
Ares hurt you. Do you wanna put yourself through that again?
Raquel, I need you on the register. The place is packed!
She broke up with her boyfriend, and the guy she loves is taken.
- Have a heart. - Poor you.
Men are pigs.
The register, now!
Are you gonna do something about it?
Happy holidays!
Season's greetings!
DO YOU HAVE PLANS THIS SATURDAY??
HOW ABOUT A DATE LIKE OLD TIMES?
NEW YEAR'S PARTY POMPEA PUBLISHING
SEE YOU THERE!!
Are you gonna tell Gregory?
We broke up.
Have you thought about me?
Hold on.
Hey, come on in.
We're celebrating.
- Come on. Cheers. - Cheers.
The best is yet to come.
- What are you doing up? - I couldn't sleep.
Hey, son.
How much did he drink?
You know how it is. He partied a little too hard.
I see.
But we're celebrating. Right, Dad?
Vera's parents accepted our proposal.
They're the biggest clients we've ever had.
Thanks.
I didn't tell you this,
but for a while there, I thought we might lose Alpha 3.
We've spent years taking losses.
I don't know how we would've survived.
I will say this.
When Claudia told me she was pregnant, I couldn't stop crunching the numbers.
I was obsessed.
It was rough. But then you turned up with Vera.
You introduced us to her family, and boom!
Our little rebel is making our wildest dreams come true.
He has good taste in women.
Unlike some people.
He's more like Dad every day.
Okay. Over here, please.
Morning.
Watch yourself. You're next.
All right, everybody!
We're starting in five minutes.
Okay, Paula. We're all set.
- You can take those hoops off. - They're...
They're unrefined.
Pearls are always a solid choice. They're like ties.
Something more formal would be better for the portrait.
- I love you. - I know.
Vera, over here.
- Sure. - Okay. Excuse me.
- Ares, you stand next to her. - All right.
This family tradition is the worst.
I hope you know what you're getting yourself into.
- Apolo? - Yeah.
Is Daniela coming?
- No. I spared her. - It's all right.
- Here? - Perfect.
Okay.
Put your hand on her shoulder, Ares.
- Huh? - Put your hand on Vera's shoulder.
- Okay. - Vera, put your hand on top of his.
Great. Look at the camera.
All right.
HAVE YOU THOUGHT ABOUT ME?
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Lolo, I just texted you.
I'm waiting for you at the movie theater.
Hurry. You're coming, right?
- Going in? - I'm waiting for my boyfriend.
- You can't stand here. - He's on his way.
You're blocking the exit.
He's almost here. Just give him five minutes.
- If he's not here… - He's coming.
- Either in or out. - He's coming.
See? That's why you're not allowed to stand here.
I'm sorry.
Hi, Dani. Something came up, and I can't make it.
But I hope you have fun. The movie looked dope.
Aren't you gonna say, "I told you so"?
About what?
Raquel.
That she and Ares are hurting people?
Well, yeah. I told you so.
Chocolate or vanilla?
What?
What flavor ice cream do you want for your pity party?
Bags under your eyes again?
- And you've put on weight. - Yeah, yeah.
- Hello. - Good morning.
- Weren't you at Daniela's? - I'm starving.
Is there anything for breakfast?
No idea. Take a look.
Oh boy.
- Where's Vera? Sleeping in? - Yeah, we were up late last night.
I wonder what you were up to.
- Did you just get in, Apolo? - No. I got dressed early.
Why are you so happy this morning?
Well, Alpha 3's doing better than ever, I'm gonna be a dad,
and I can give my daughter all she deserves.
I've got every reason to be happy.
- Shall we? - Wait in the car.
- I'll be right there. - Okay. Bye.
- Take a shower before Dad sees you. - Sir! Yes, sir!
I haven't run this by Claudia yet, and I hope Apolo won't be mad, but…
I'd like you to be the baby's godfather.
How about it?
So?
Yeah, okay.
I'll let you know once I talk to Claudia.
- Happy holidays. - Thanks. You too.
Hi there.
I didn't know you worked here. How's it going?
Okay. Yep.
- How's Gregory? - How's Ares?
Sorry. I didn't mean to make things awkward.
I actually don't care how he's doing.
How are you?
You don't deserve to be played by Ares.
Can we move it along?
Right away.
Happy New Year.
Next.
Sorry about that. I…
Okay. Watch your step.
Don't open them yet.
Okay. Not yet.
Careful. Don't trip.
Come on.
Just look. In the morning, the sun's here. It's on the other side in the evening.
I ordered the cradle and furniture for the nursery.
And a playpen.
A rug.
Did you buy this place?
Only the best for my family.
Don't worry about the money.
The company's going strong. You're talking to the future president.
I might've gotten carried away.
Did you consider that maybe I don't want to be surrounded by millionaires?
What makes you think that your lifestyle is better than what I can offer our child?
Come on, tell me.
I'm all ears.
It's my family.
You have no clue what family is.
I hope you'll be able to figure it out fast.
Though I doubt an iceberg is capable of learning.
Keep them closed.
I'm watching.
Can I open them yet?
Okay.
A present?
What's wrong?
- Raquel, it's just a gift. - One you had to buy in secret.
Ares, I want to be with you, but I don't want to be your secret.
I know, but… everything's more complicated than I realized.
I'm not saying it's simple, but I don't want to keep lying.
I'll be fine with whatever you choose, but you need to decide.
Oh my God.
Hey. Listen to me, Raquel.
It's Vera… or me.
So… this is it.
DANIELA: I'M DONE CRYING AND WAITING AROUND.
WE'RE GONNA LIVE IT UP AT YOUR PARTY TOMORROW.
GIRLS' NIGHT OUT!!!
SEARCH
THANKS FOR THE TALK AT THE TOY STORE
DO YOU HAVE PLANS FOR NEW YEAR'S EVE?
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- So, New Year's resolutions. - All right.
I have three.
- That's a lot. One's all you need. - Come on. The clock's ticking.
I'd like to say I'm gonna go to the gym, but I never follow through.
You don't need to.
- That's not gonna help motivate me. - But it's the truth.
Mom, where did you put the desserts?
Write another.
I don't know. You say one while I think.
Well… I'd like to start reading more.
My daughter's a writer and my boyfriend's a bookworm,
so I'd like to step up my game.
I haven't seen you pick up a book in years.
Work leaves me pretty drained.
I'm sure that's the reason.
It's a good resolution.
You think everything my mom does is good.
You've been acting strange since Christmas vacation started.
Okay. But what about you?
I have a right to love and be loved.
That's wonderful, Mom. Very beautiful.
It's fine.
This is about Ares, right?
This all started when he came home.
Want to talk about it?
What am I even doing here?
Honey, wait.
You married me so I'd keep your board of directors in line.
Yeah.
Well, yeah. The board of shareholders.
You can fire the board of directors.
Your starters. Enjoy.
- Wow. It looks delicious. - This chef is excellent.
We should start.
He set up a wonderful project, and we're close friends.
If you don't mind, I'd like to propose a toast to Ares and Vera.
Thanks to you two, we're in this beautiful city,
with wonderful people.
And an alliance has been formed between Alpha 3 and Egarmex.
So I want to toast to the Hidalgos and the Herrandos,
who are now one family.
Cheers!
- Cheers. - Cheers.
Cheers.
Ares, you look even more handsome now than you did this summer.
- My daughter's a good influence on you. - Mom!
What? Carlos looks better since he's been with me.
- Our little Apolo is growing up. - I'll be right back.
They'll have some competition soon.
- Mom. - What?
Are you with Claudia?
How's the baby?
Excuse me.
- Is everything okay? - I'll be right back.
It's a work matter. They won't be long.
- What's up? - Claudia's in the hospital.
I need to go. Tell the Herrandos I'm sorry.
You can't. This dinner's important.
Our future's on the line.
We can't make a scene. Let's go back to the table.
We can deal with this after dinner.
Are you involved in the company's decisions?
I trust my son's judgment.
Keep up the good work as chief operations officer,
and you could become president of it all.
I hope my daughter has a better father than I did.
He left.
What? Seriously?
Where's Artemis?
Sorry about that. We had an issue with our Asian clients.
They don't celebrate these holidays over there.
Did you enjoy the dinner?
Keep the change.
Hello. I'm looking for Claudia Martínez.
She's on the fourth floor.
You'll have to stay in the waiting room.
Sir.
Sir?
María, you go ahead.
Wait outside.
- She's my girlfriend. - You can't come in.
Martha, what happened?
We don't know anything.
We came as soon as they called us.
Tell your family to wait up here. It's cold downstairs.
Come here.
It would have to be just us two, okay?
I'm telling you. I told you.
I have no choice.
Did this year go by quicker? Or am I getting old?
It's just age. As you get older, the years go by faster.
It's almost midnight, right?
I've known about Diego for months.
I saw you together when he came to Stockholm.
We can't keep doing this, Vera.
You know about Raquel too.
I don't care about that.
- Sleep with whoever you want. - But it's not just sex.
You and Diego are more than that.
So what?
If we both know, we don't have to break up, right?
We can't keep this up.
For us and for them, Vera.
My parents would never accept someone like Diego.
It's…
not that simple.
We can have a good life together.
Yeah, but we can't lie forever just to keep them happy.
You don't know my family.
They can be really difficult.
I do know the Hidalgos. They're not that different.
Did you meet Diego before me?
Why does that even matter?
Last summer, were you using me to get over him?
Seriously?
- If you did, I don't... - I never meant to use you, Ares. Ever.
Ever since we met, I've thought you were perfect.
I believed in us.
- I still do. - Sure. Perfect for who?
What about us?
What about what we have?
Doesn't it matter?
If you love Diego the way I love Raquel, he deserves to be more than a secret.
Just promise me it'll be worth it.
I promise.
Come on. The countdown's starting!
How do you say it in Mexican Spanish?
Where's Artemis?
Probably still in the meeting. Don't worry.
Happy 2024!
Happy New Year.
- Juan, next year, it's your turn. - Happy 2024!
Sure.
Of course.
Sit down, honey.
Vera, is everything okay?
Sit with me.
Please?
- What? - Happy New Year.
- Happy New Year.
It's been great to be here.
We can't stay late because we're flying to Stockholm first thing tomorrow.
Right, Ares?
I'm sorry.
I really am.
What's wrong?
He'll be fine. He just needs to get some air.
He'll be back.
She was so innovative.
I love her.
Have you read any of her books of poetry?
Happy New Year!
Give me a kiss.
You look great!
How's it going?
I'll grab another drink.
- How are you? - Great.
- Cheers! - Cheers!
Slam it!
Are you gonna be much longer?
Thanks for coming, Anna. It means a lot to me.
You're kinda drunk.
Nope. Not yet.
When I start dancing to "La Macarena," then yeah.
Apolo's here. He just posted a story.
- Where? - In this house. With Víctor.
I don't want to bump into them right now.
You two will have to talk at some point, right?
Why don't you tell him that? I'm not going to chase him down.
Okay. Sure.
But this conversation is taking forever, and I gotta pee.
Watch my phone and purse, okay?
I'll get more drinks.
So, what do you want?
Do you know that guy?
- Let's dance. - Wait.
I LOVE YOU, RAQUEL…
"I love you. I was a coward for making you doubt it."
"If you want to give it another shot, I'll be at the cemetery."
I'm coming out!
- Sorry. - Careful.
Wearing those heels was a bad idea.
- Thanks. - You got a message.
It's Ares.
What's he want?
He wants to meet up right now.
What should I do?
What would Yoshi do?
He'd grab a motorcycle and go after the love of his life.
Wait. You shouldn't drink.
Thanks.
Is he following you?
I'm following him.
Who is he?
Everyone except you
has an ex we can't get over.
He's mine.
Why don't we go to another party?
Sorry.
I'M ON MY…
1 AUDIO MESSAGE
I don't know how much longer I can make excuses for you not being here.
My family keeps asking about you.
I know how important all this is for you.
I don't want you to throw it all away. It's not worth it.
Diego isn't worth it.
And to be honest, neither is Raquel.
Sorry. I know she's important to you,
but we have to think about the consequences.
We won't be the only ones who pay for this.
We're going to lose everything if you don't come back.
And you stand to lose more than me.
Listen, I'm at the hotel. I called a cab. I'll see you at the airport.
I'll wait for you, okay?
WITCH
I LOVE YOU. I WAS A COWARD FOR MAKING YOU DOUBT IT.
IF YOU STILL WANT TO GIVE US A CHANCE, I'LL BE AT THE CEMETERY. YOU KNOW WHERE.
Hi, Tere.
Sorry. I didn't mean to bother you. It's a goodbye present.
I thought you were Raquel.
She's not back yet?
She must be having a blast at the publisher's party.
Don't worry. I'll give it to her.
- Thanks. - Bye.
To the airport?
Yeah.
CLAUDIA IS OKAY. SHE'S OUT OF THE WOODS.
THEY'LL HAVE TO MONITOR HER FOR A FEW DAYS.
HERA IS A FIGHTER!
WITCH
Raquel… sorry for calling. I just want to make sure you're…
Are you there?
Raquel, listen to me, okay?
Where was the party?
Damn it.
- We need to make a quick stop. - No problem.
Can you turn right here?
CELL PHONE
Help.
Help!
Shit.
Raquel.
Help!
Raquel!
Help!
Good morning.
They just took the oxygen off. You'll get used to it soon.
You were very lucky.
You should be more careful with your allergies.
What day is it?
You've been lying here for five days.
I'll call the doctor.
Where's Raquel?
- There was a girl here. Where is she? - I don't know what her name was.
Wait a minute. You can't move.
Mom… no, I've been discharged.
What?
Sorry.
Hold on.
Where's Raquel?
Did you just wake up?
Where is she?
You saved my life.
Which is why I'm forgiving you for waking up while I was in the bathroom.
A parade made up of some 1,300 people, and with some important changes.
The most important, the candy was only thrown
from the last three vehicles
using automatic candy cannons to launch them…
ALPHA 3 AND EGARMEX SIGN MULTIMILLION EURO DEAL
Claudia, this is for you.
For me?
Thanks.
Come on. Sit down.
What's this?
I've been trying to give you this.
WITCH!
Guess what?
I never washed it.
That's so gross!
When I told him I wanted him to fall in love with me,
I never thought we'd make it this far.
Back then, I didn't know that love worked this way.
That love changes everything.
That it has no borders
and transforms everything it touches.
All I knew was that I was in love.
And…
I guess that's why I started writing. It was my love language.
My feelings were so intense, I couldn't understand it all
until I wrote it down.
It helped me ground myself and say, "This is actually happening."
"Your crush just came through your window, and he's not a vampire."
Writing helped me see the world and make sense of it.
And understand my feelings. Especially that.
When I read what I'd written I thought, "I'm losing my mind."
But it was actually what I needed.
- Yes? - Does that mean you'll write a part two?
Well… I started it, but I put it aside.
I'm not trying to understand love anymore. I just want to experience it.
- Thanks. - Thank you.
- Hi. - Hi there.
Hold on.
I'll be right back, okay?
I'm sorry, Raquel.
We should take him one.
After all, we're here thanks to him.
YOSHI, YOU WERE AND WILL ALWAYS BE THE BEST.
I fixed a few typos.
I hope you still like it.
IT ALL BEGAN WITH THE WI-FI PASSWORD.
TO YOSHI…
5 YEARS LATER
Ares, you said four boxes. It's been at least 25.
I helped you with 200 boxes when you started college.
With no elevator. So cool it, okay?
How much longer, Uncle Ares?
We're almost done, Hera.
We're leaving now, or I'm going to Tibidabo all by myself.
It's all your godfather's fault.
Fine. But she forgives me. Isn't that right?
- You owe me a three-scoop ice cream. - Three scoops?
This is the last time I help you move.
We're going to Tibidabo!
Come over here, Hera.
Who's a little witch?
- I'm gonna come visit you all the time. - Don't be a stranger.
All right. Let's go. Who wants some ice cream?
- So, do you like living with me? - I'm not sure yet.
Let's see.
Maybe if you repeat what you said earlier.
Know what? You're a pretty demanding roommate.
Much better.
Say it again.
I love you, Witch.
THROUGH MY WINDOW: LOOKING AT YOU
Subtitle translation by: Meredith Cannella