chica, ¿qué dices?

Marta and Fina meet up, but Fina walks in twenty minutes late because she’s been buying fabric for some couch cushions. Marta is displeased. Theyre both defensive. Fina asks whether Marta doesn’t like that she has her own life, that she’s independent, with a job. What don’t you like, Marta? And Marta’s response is simple: I like it all, but I want some support during a trying time. There’s some back and forth about it, and Fina says the only reason she has stayed in Toledo is to be with Marta, who is the love of her life. And if she needs more, she should I ask for it, and Fina will give it to her not because it was asked for but because Fina wants to give it to her. It’s an interesting response. (The words are right, but the tone is slightly chilly throughout.)

Cloe gives Marta and Andrés the good news that the French chemical company is indeed interested in buying the de la Reina’s industrial.

In the preview, Marta takes a phone call from a certain someone whose name is said with not an insignificant amount of bitterness.

Marta and Andrés have a heart to heart about his situation with Valentina. Cloe admits that she never had a date, she was just trying to distance herself from Marta because she still has feelings for her and she doesn’t think they can ever be friends. In the preview, we see Fina and Marta having another one of these coffees Marta loves so much. This time, Marta tells her there are so many changes happening around her, she wants to believe some things haven’t changed…