Upon her return from Los Angeles, Ana María finds her father extending an offer: to place the vast tequila business at her command, a proposition met with discontent by her brothers.

A shadow of grief fell over the Carranza siblings as they struggled to conceal the circumstances of the death from those around them – family, friends, and the inquiring eyes of the authorities.

Cecilia weighed her options, contemplating which of her three children would inherit the reins of Monarca. Meanwhile, Ana María engaged in negotiations with the company's striking workforce.

When Ana María makes a business decision he strongly opposes, Joaquín responds with resentment. Meanwhile, Camila finds herself taken aback by the critical nature of Pablo’s companions.

A sense of unease settled upon Ana María; she believed someone was deliberately working to undermine the launch of the Monarca hotel. The arrival of Ilán at the centennial celebration cast a palpable shadow over Andrés.

Pablo faces public accusations of sexual assault. Camila finds herself caught in the ensuing fallout, as their parents grapple with differing approaches to the situation. Meanwhile, Joaquín arranges a meeting with Emilio.

Ana María and Andrés often find themselves in disagreement, debating solutions to the myriad challenges that arise in their lives, both at home and in their work. Separately, Joaquín is arranging a dinner engagement with the governor.

Flames consume the agave fields, and Ana María’s investigator delves into the question of her brother’s responsibility. Meanwhile, Joaquín suggests relocating his sister from Monarca.

Andrés confided in Pablo, urging him to surrender. With Rubén’s assistance, Ana María uncovered the truth about her father’s killer. Meanwhile, Martin faced mounting pressure from his editor.

A bitter dispute consumes the Carranza family: how best to exact vengeance upon the man who betrayed them and murdered Fausto. With each proposed retribution, the tally of casualties grows.