Ávila exists in a state of perpetual dread, living under the shadow of imminent death. He is given a grim task: to kill someone who would have been the same age as his son. Meanwhile, María remains within the walls of a mental institution, …

Ávila acts as he sees fit, driven by a conviction to maintain his authority within the company.

With each step Ávila takes toward understanding the true Iván, and as long-held secrets from his secretary's history begin to surface, Sánchez and Erika stumble upon a pivotal revelation.

To obstruct the fulfillment of another's agreement is a grave transgression in our profession; yet, Ávila appears prepared to take that risk.

In the realm of mortality’s commerce, where two figures of authority confront each other, a resolution can only be reached through their direct accord. It is the aggrieved party who dictates the value of the loss.

The Board of Directors convened to resolve the deadlock between Ávila and the Croat. Their decisions are definitive, without recourse to appeal.

Iván, Sr. Ávila’s trusted confidant, ensured he remained perpetually poised against the unexpected. María, overwhelmed, relinquished her hold on things. Meanwhile, Erika unearthed details that piqued Ávila’s interest.

Ávila prepared to unearth the truth behind Emiliano's demise, determined to conceal any evidence that threatened his pursuit.

Juárez's son, perceiving the inexorable advance of Erika's influence, resolved to hasten the unfolding of events and sought out Ávila's assistance.

A contest of power is about to begin, a struggle where mastery of the rules will determine victory. Ultimately, Ávila will find absolution, though it will come at a steep cost.