With mounting debts and his fellow farmers offering payment in eggs, Antón wrestled with his pride, contemplating a position at his niece’s upscale pet shop.

Antón’s inherent pessimism and Uxía’s bright disposition consistently create friction, both within their home and in their professional lives. Following a string of unfavorable critiques, Antón begins to reconsider his approach to customer …

A simmering rage consumed Antón. His former neighbors had secured the services of a new veterinarian, and a bitter resolve hardened within him. He resolved to expose this replacement as incompetent, abandoning Kawanda in the process—all on …

Antón wrestled with anxiety, a condition exacerbated by a confluence of troubles: dishonest farmers, a difficult relationship with Sabela, Uxía’s new companion, and, adding a peculiar weight to his worries, a pregnant guinea pig.

The monotony of Kawanda had worn on Antón. He found himself contemplating a shift in his principles, a return to the simplicity of the land. But first, a more immediate challenge: persuading Nuno to take over his duties.

Antón wrestled with the possible consequences of his involvement with the Andrades. Just as Uxía’s former partner attempted reconciliation, Nuno delivered a surprising revelation.

A visit from corporate headquarters casts a shadow over Kawanda. Antón’s unease deepens as he discovers the authorities are scrutinizing the Andrades’ business dealings.

The Andrades require Antón’s expertise to mend a gravely ill cow, presenting him with an opportunity to regain favor with Uxía, Sabela—and, perhaps, with himself.

Antón stood before the judge, the weight of the proceedings heavy upon him. Uxía received word that the central office was considering her replacement. A sudden wave of canine illness swept through Kawanda.