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-I'll leave you two alone. -No, you're not going anywhere.
You'll stay.
Okay.
Can you leave us alone, please?
-Don't you want to know how it went...? -I told you to leave us alone.
Sure.
Good night.
Apart from taking over the company, what else do you want?
What do you mean?
I mean that you've always wanted what's mine.
And now you're going after Juan?
I don't know, do you really want to be alone?
What's your plan?
You've already lost a son.
Don't you dare mention him.
Stay away from Juan.
And stop acting like a whore.
Your words don't hurt me anymore, you know?
COLLISION
-Aitana is here. -Hello, friend.
-How are you doing? -Hi.
Did you hear what they said last night?
No. What?
Well, the paparazzi say you have something going on with Juan.
No.
-No. That's all I needed. -Everywhere.
Still, last night worked out pretty well.
With Margarito and Juan. I'll take care of this, don't worry.
Well, I don't like the way he looks at you.
Do you remember the guy with the tattoo I told you about?
Yes.
Can you believe he was shouting at Juan?
And I confronted him. I asked him what was going on.
He told me the guy was trying to rob him.
I mean, come on, do you believe him?
Did you tell the police?
No, because Hernández is colluding with Juan.
He's reporting to him.
-Then tell Inspector Marina. -No, I can't risk involving anyone else.
Okay, really.
But walking straight into the lion's den won't solve anything either.
I know. But at least I have a voice within the company.
The voice my dad left me.
My own voice.
I promise you that I'll get justice for everyone.
For my dad, for Matías.
Trust me.
Okay, but you have to take care of yourself.
Yes.
SENATOR MARGARITO TABARES' GALA DINNER
Did you check how the foundation gala went?
No, I haven't had the chance to check social media.
What do you mean you haven't had a chance?
Yes, Belén. It's just that I've been busy with this.
No, but find out.
Or else, what's the point of us being here?
Yes, yes.
Let's see, what else do we have?
We have a special meeting at 12:30.
-Everyone will be there, right? -Yes.
Tell Juan to come, please.
Excuse me.
Iveth, dear, how are you?
I wanted to know if you were free this afternoon.
I was wondering if you could stop by my office
and have coffee with me.
Hugs and kisses.
And look who's the talk of the event.
Zoé Robles and Juan Blanco.
The heiress and the executive director.
They arrived together and left together.
And it looks like they were very close throughout the entire evening.
So much so that they didn't leave each other's side.
And we have images of it.
So, go ahead with the footage, please.
This is what all the gossip shows are reporting.
And that's not the worst.
My wife noticed it.
I thought you controlled your wife.
Anyway, Belén is going to find out.
Look at this.
What is it?
Polling data.
Brother, Zoé's statements are moving the youth vote.
And among voters very different from Margarito's base. And in his favor.
This is biased and sudden.
Well, she has influence. She can make a difference, Joaquín.
Zoé is a lost cause, Juan.
She just wants power. It's that simple.
You think so?
Yes.
Of course.
She says it's because of her idealism. But, you know what?
That doesn't matter. It's pure ambition.
Ever since she arrived, her only goal has been to strip Belén of her power.
But I can control that.
-Okay? -Son, Zoé is as stubborn
as her father.
And what good are you to her?
What do you mean, what good?
The puppet answered.
Belén came back.
I thought you could control her too.
Hello, sweetie.
You should have warned me
so I could give you the welcome you deserve.
How are you, love?
I don't need a red-carpet welcome in my own empire.
Let's see, Belén...
-Hey, whose great idea was this? -Yesterday...
Margarito's or my daughter's?
-What idea? -Well...
This little show of being so close,
giving the tabloids something to talk about.
-Whose? -Belén, I didn't want you to find out.
Okay? I'm only doing it to protect you.
-It's all I do. Okay? -Do you think I'm stupid?
No.
How could I?
Of course not.
-It's just that Zoé... -Zoé what?
-Zoé... -Zoé what?
Look. Zoé offered me a pact.
Okay?
She proposed an alliance
to drive you crazy with anonymous messages.
Then to take all your shares away, Belén. Nothing more.
It's what we both need, you and me.
-Don't worry, what's wrong with you? -Don't touch me, don't touch me!
Okay, okay.
I want her out of here.
I don't want her here, understand?
Okay.
If there's one productive thing you can do for me,
call my lawyer right away, do you understand?
-Okay, alright. -Because something has to be done!
Listen.
This is the end of Zoé.
And I hope it's not yours too.
Camacho.
The only thing I don't understand...
is why Ashley's colleagues didn't want to talk.
They practically said nothing.
They said they never saw anything that seemed strange,
or anything unusual about her.
The manager only said that she seemed very reserved.
Too reserved, in his opinion.
Well, we'd have to see what he considers too reserved.
Let's pay him a visit.
I want to meet that manager.
-Just to close this out. Let's go. -Let's go.
Thank you.
We have some tasks at the mine.
At the TV station, and the stock price is up. Right?
Yes.
I'm glad you're back, Belén.
-Yes. -Do you feel ready?
Better than ever. Great.
In fact, I'd rather set the personal stuff aside
and focus on making up for lost time.
-Sorry for being late. -And that...
Mom, I didn't know you were coming back.
Well, it's just that I don't like wasting other people's time.
As you know.
And I make sure I fulfill my responsibilities.
Yes. I know you get things done fast.
Hey, can you explain why Bárbara is only now going to Sonora?
Because I thought that job was already finished.
-Is Bárbara in Sonora? I had no idea. -No, she talked to me
and it was a last-minute decision.
Those details don't matter to me.
My question is about the inefficiency you're allowing.
I mean, what matters is that Bárbara gets that job done soon.
Because I do want to show
what is really happening in that village.
Well. Exactly, what we have to do is take advantage of this
and show all the growth Robles and Associates has generated.
And why it's no longer just a village.
At the same time, I think we should build bridges with the Coyotes...
There you go with the same old line that never works.
No, this time it's different.
Seriously, I think we have to focus on business.
And I firmly believe in dialogue to negotiate.
Well...
Shall we finish here, then?
Thank you, gentlemen.
You stay, Juan.
Mom, now that you are back...
I had left you a copy of the advertiser list
that I'm going to put to a vote.
Your days here are numbered, Zoé.
It's good to see you well.
Thank you.
Alright.
I need you to show me Bárbara's report,
before it goes on air.
Yes, I'm keeping a very close eye on it,
-believe me, I am. -Yes, I still want to see it.
Because we have to expose the Coyotes.
I mean, we need to make it clear that they're the problem, not us.
Yes.
I'm in constant contact with Bárbara.
Good. And include Margarito, his people, and Suárez.
And all those bootlickers who work with them.
Okay.
And if you need to stir things up, well, do whatever is necessary.
Okay.
Did you talk to my lawyer?
Yes. I explained the situation to him,
and he's currently reviewing the company's bylaws, and...
And the procedures, to see how we can bring her down.
But it's not easy.
I want her far away from me.
Please.
Good afternoon.
Is the manager here? I need to talk to him.
Carmen.
Excuse me.
How can I help you?
I'm Inspector Marina Valdez.
I want to know what kind of relationship you had with Miss Ashley Cruz.
She worked here.
But I've already told that to your colleague.
We open in a few hours.
If you'll excuse me, this is not a good time.
Excuse me.
Sorry, miss, but I have a couple more questions to ask you.
Look, Ashley committed suicide.
That's all I know.
Yes, but do you know if Miss Ashley had any friends,
a boyfriend who visited her here?
No, she never mentioned anyone to me.
Anyone she talked to regularly?
She talked to many people.
Yes, but anyone from outside?
As I told you the other day, she had no friends.
And she didn't talk about her private life either.
Sorry if I can't be of much help, but I have to go finish an inventory.
No, don't worry. Thank you very much for your cooperation.
Anyway. Camacho...
I want to give you my card.
In case you remember anything that might help us.
-Okay? -Excuse me.
Camacho, look.
It's her, right?
No buts, Juan.
I want Zoé Robles on my team.
That woman is exactly what we need to give the campaign a real boost.
I know, but look, I understand that Zoé Robles
-is very charismatic... -Didn't you hear
what she said to the press?
Yes. Exactly what I advised her to say.
That's what she said.
Please. Look, the point is...
With that single statement, she silenced our opponents.
My advisor is sure that after this,
-we're going to rise in the polls. -Look, I know Zoé very well.
I just want to tell you that she's very erratic.
Okay? She's unpredictable, Margarito.
-She won't... -That's why we'll advise her properly.
Take a look.
It's my proposal for Zoé to work with us.
I think she'll be fine with Robles and Associates
getting a large share of government advertising.
Convince her.
And you'll get a cut too.
-Deal? -Okay. Absolutely, Margarito.
-Thank you very much. -You're welcome, deputy.
I don't know, Mr. Goyo.
You look very worried.
I think someone stood up to him when they tried to take Estrella.
I'll go see, son.
-Yes, yes, yes. -You wait here for me.
Yes, grandpa.
I'll be here, grandpa.
Ikal.
-Bárbara? -How is he?
I ran into Azucena at the mine,
and she told me that they're threatening your grandfather.
Yes, I mean, that's what's going on.
Good to see you.
Thanks for coming, Bárbara.
Actually, I ran into a friend's coworkers...
His wife is being transferred because she's very ill.
Yes, yes. It's just that here all they're being told are lies.
They're not telling them what she really has.
She was poisoned by the river water.
I'm working with the local field team.
If you need the team for anything, use them.
-Seriously? -Of course. You have all my support.
That would be great, because we can say what is really happening here.
-I really appreciate it, truly. -Anything for you.
Yes.
It's clear that Zoé spoke highly of the mine.
May I?
I mean, it's her company,
so it makes sense for her to do a complete 180, right?
But...
SENATOR MARGARITO TABARES' GALA DINNER
Yes, that seems to be the case.
-Sorry, I'll take this call. -No, it's okay. It's okay.
Hello?
Yes, actually, I'm not sure
if you've looked over the material I sent.
Because I have a lot more.
But I can't do that.
I was worried, Azucena told me about the shooting.
Are you okay?
Well, what can I say? We're kind of used to all the gunfire.
But it's all good.
Well, I miss you.
I have things to tell you.
I saw that you're quite a celebrity.
You were on television and in all the magazines.
But it's under control.
-Okay? -Ikal.
They're asking about your friend. Can you give me a hand?
-Yes, yes. -Thank you.
They're asking for you.
Yes, yes. Talk to you later, Zoé.
Goodbye.
Doctor.
Yes?
Well, look, Spain was full of immigrants.
Well, it always has been.
-But I didn't remember it that way. -I'd love to take a trip...
Okay, okay, okay. I'll help you.
Look, the towers of the Sagrada Familia...
Do you want me to step in, Iveth? You know I can.
Step in how? The ladder moved when I was trying to...
Iveth, please.
You don't have to pretend with me.
And I would love to put that guy in his place.
Just ask me to.
My marriage is perfect.
The relationship that worries me is yours.
Are you still involved with Juan?
Well, yes. Why do you ask?
Well, you should talk to him. And to Zoé.
Because the way they were acting with each other yesterday was strange.
I know you called me because of that, Belén. I know you.
It was so obvious that today it's all over the tabloids.
And I know how much you hate being in them.
Well, I asked Juan to keep an eye on Zoé.
Because we couldn't allow...
her to pull one of her crazy stunts, but that was all.
Well, sorry. You never know
how other couples operate.
Right?
Of course not.
And I trust Juan completely.
"Zoé Robles supports Margarito Tabares."
The press quickly got to work creating content about me.
"Zoé Robles joins the campaign team of Margarito Tabares."
They don't know what to make up anymore.
That one didn't come from the reporters.
That came from me.
And it's for real.
Margarito and me?
He wrote the offer himself.
He wants you, Zoé.
As a media and communications advisor for his campaign.
The benefits this would bring Robles and Associates are...
Well, look.
What do you say?
I didn't expect it, to be honest.
We'd be working side by side.
I have to think.
Don't think too much.
Remember that you and I have an alliance, right?
We have a pact.
I trust you.
And Margarito too.
Okay?
Don't let me down.
I sent you the address.
JUAN BLANCO SHARED A LOCATION
I'll wait for you.
Accountant Guzmán says he wants to schedule an appointment with you.
What do I tell him?
Well, set it for tomorrow afternoon.
Because I don't have time now.
You know what?
Why don't I just cancel everything for you?
And I'll call your doctor so she can come check on you.
No need.
You're taking too many painkillers.
That's not good.
I just had surgery. I can't exactly be jumping for joy.
Set it for tomorrow at four, okay?
You have a doctor's appointment then. You can't cancel it.
Well, then schedule the appointment whenever you want.
-Go ahead. -You are the only one to blame
for your son's death.
You weren't a good mother.
Why did you leave your son alone that afternoon?
To meet your lover?
You will never be a Robles.
You disgrace a name you don't deserve to use.
-What's wrong? -Is that you?
Mom, help me!
Is that you, Isaac? My... No!
-Do you need anything? Who is it? -Help!
What's wrong? What...? Careful.
Belén, come.
-What happened? What happened? -This is driving me crazy! No!
What's wrong, what's wrong? Do you need anything?
Do you want me to get the doctor? What happened?
-What happened? -This is driving me crazy!
What happened? What happened?
-Belén, Belén. Look me in the eyes. -No!
Look me in the eyes.
-I'm going to leave. I'm going to die. -No, no, no.
Calm down, calm down. Belén. Belén.
Calm down.
Look me in the eyes. Belén.
Look me in the eyes. Look me in the eyes.
My God.
-That's it. -This is driving me crazy.
Calm down.
In prison, the scorpion symbolizes power, boss.
Look. In this photo, she's with Ashley.
In this one, their hands are touching.
I'd say they're a little too familiar.
And in this one, although they're not together,
notice how his eyes keep searching for her. Do you see?
Boss, it's been a long time since we visited the prison, hasn't it?
Too long, I would say.
The lawyer is already exploring some options.
But for that, we need to bring her down.
We need her to make a mistake.
-Do it. -Now more than ever, Belén.
I already have a way to do that.
What do you mean?
Margarito decided to bring her on
as a media and communications advisor for his campaign.
And you allowed it?
It's just media consulting, nothing serious.
But that's where I can control her.
And if she keeps getting closer,
I'll record her, and that material will help the lawyer
build a case against her for abuse of power.
Okay? And she'll be forced out for inappropriate conduct
under the company's bylaws.
Perfect.
Then take care of it.
And you know what?
We need her to get involved in Margarito's illicit businesses too.
And when she's up to her neck in it,
that's when I'll have her thrown out of Robles and Associates.
You see
there's nothing to worry about.
-I don't want anything. -Just tell me everything is fine.
That you're okay.
Just get me results.
Focus on that.
And from Sonora, Bárbara de la Vega reporting for Focal Point.
See you.
Cut.
Well, we're done.
Thanks for joining us, and for the tour.
-No, you're welcome. -How is your friend?
Better. Now she's with her family, she's in very good company.
-Thank you. -Alright.
You should also mention in that report
why the hospital refused to give a diagnosis.
Because everyone was poisoned with arsenic.
And you should give our comments more visibility.
Yes, we have them, and we pay close attention
-to what the Coyotes say and do. -Bárbara. Enough.
-No. -Sorry, it's just that...
-Alright, alright. -How about...?
Anyway, I already have to turn in the story.
Can we record some statements from you and include them?
-Is that okay? -Gladly,
it's always good to be heard.
Well, Albertina.
Are you ready, Roque?
Well, come here.
I just want to clarify
that the only crime Estrella Bahumea committed
was going to the river to swim with her grandchildren.
Can't you see they're poisoning us?
The government and Lithiotech are corrupt,
and they've already proven it!
And they want to make us, the Coyotes, look like the bad guys.
But we are not the bad guys, gentlemen.
We are here for the people.
We are here to defend them.
That is what we are doing.
What do you expect?
Do you want us to contaminate your water in Mexico City?
To contaminate it with lithium?
And have your children get burned?
-Like ours? -Roque.
Stop talking nonsense.
Let's see, Roque. Don't take it too far, okay?
I mean, it's about our protests, yes, that's fine.
But we don't agree with everything you're saying.
Roque, it's about standing up for what's right,
and what the Coyotes stand for.
And what we feel too.
-Sorry. -No, it's okay.
-He said what he thinks. -Okay.
Anyway, rest assured we won't include anything that could hurt you.
Yes.
All good?
I have to go back to the city.
The hospital video went viral, and the judge ordered me back.
That's it.
Come with us on the flight.
-Really? -Yes, of course.
-Let's go. -Alright, thank you.
I'll say goodbye to my grandfather.
-Yes. -Thank you.
Great job.
I truly believe that the worst crime a politician can commit
in the 21st century is to be indecisive.
Margarito, if you focus
on the health system, and the environment,
I think you can connect with young voters in a big way.
Sorry, you'll have to excuse me. But it's one of my accountants.
I have to sign an urgent document for Lithiotech.
-Do you want me to go with you? I'll go. -No, please.
-Talk to you later. -Of course. Excuse me, senator.
Sir.
She had a severe anxiety attack,
and that caused her blood pressure to spike.
We had to sedate her.
But what happened? My mom has never had anything like that.
Well, the nurse found her screaming for her son Ramón.
It seems she thought he had abandoned her.
And she was yelling at him not to leave her alone, and...
I don't know.
-Can I see her? -Right now, that's not a good idea.
Although she is conscious, she is still under the effects of the sedatives.
Can you come back later?
Yes, of course.
Okay, I'll tell my assistant to get in touch with you.
-Yes. -See you soon.
Thank you.
Do you realize?
Zoé Robles has that something special
that the campaign was missing.
Yes, I agree.
I need you to work everything she told us into the campaign spot.
-Can you take care of it? -Yes, sir.
Okay.
Belén. Belén, nice to see you.
Look, let me introduce you to my campaign advisors.
-Nice to meet you. -Nice to meet you.
-Jaime. -Belén Robles.
-Miguel. Nice to meet you. -Mrs. Belén Robles.
Senator, excuse me.
-Excuse me, ma'am. -That's right.
Will you join us, please?
Do you want something to drink?
I don't want anything, thank you.
Actually, I came for one very specific reason.
Tell me.
I'm asking you, please,
to keep my daughter away from our affairs.
Dealing with her is a nightmare,
and I want to spare you the trouble before it's too late.
But look, Zoé has your audacity
and the conviction that Miguel Ángel had.
-That's very hard to control. -No.
Don't get confused, Margarito.
Really, don't waste your time on her.
And you'd better take care of Sonora.
Keep an eye on your incompetent henchmen
while you play the generous politician,
because I will take care of my daughter myself.
And I hope I'm being clear enough.
Because, otherwise,
I'll have to take further action regarding the business.
And I don't think that would be good for your campaign.
That's all I have to say.
Excuse me.
Suárez.
Put what we discussed into motion immediately.
I don't want mistakes this time.
Ikal is coming back with the rest of the team.
I thought you knew.
No. But I hope he gets back soon.
Well, how are you?
I saw you on the magazine covers.
Good, I'm well.
I know what you're doing, Zoé.
There is no turning back now.
Juan Blanco is not an easy enemy.
You must be very careful.
Look.
Actually, he's exactly who I want to talk to you about.
I saw him outside his building,
talking to a guy who has a tattoo.
And I'm sure he not only knows him, but has control over him.
-What do we do? -Well...
I think it's time to talk to the inspector.
Okay.
But not with Hernández, please.
Because he's in cahoots with Juan and Tabares. He's a disaster.
I know.
I know what kind of guy Hernández is.
The inspector needs to handle this discreetly.
I'll take care of it, okay?
Only with Marina.
Please.
I'm getting very close, Azucena.
I know. Stay calm.
Thank you.
The lighting is not very good.
You can't really make out the man's face.
But you can make out the tattoo pretty well, see?
It's a scorpion.
We've had a lot of inmates with this kind of tattoo here.
It has to do with rank among them.
It would help us a lot if you let us see the records
of the prisoners who have been here.
Maybe we can recognize him.
May I ask what this investigation is about?
It's related to the suicide of a young woman
who was involved in the murder we are investigating.
Can you help us with that?
Well, let's go.
Thank you very much.
Hi.
Got a minute? I'll tell you how things went with Margarito.
I must've called you telepathically. We're connected.
-Exactly. -Come in, come in. Please.
You left in a hurry, didn't you?
Yes, everything around here is urgent. Some accounting matters.
-Okay. -Hey, wait a minute,
I just got a message from Bárbara.
They just sent raw footage from Sonora.
There is a devastating testimony.
Can we watch it?
Yes, start the clip at 20 seconds.
Let me see if she sent the link.
Let's see.
There it is.
And the best part starts at 20 seconds.
Okay.
What do you want?
Do you want us to contaminate your water in Mexico City?
To contaminate it with lithium?
And have your children get burned?
I don't think this reflects what the Coyotes have been saying.
Really, I wouldn't go on air with something like that yet.
No, but we said we were going to show things as they are. Right?
Yes, but things aren't like that.
Not everyone in Sonora thinks that way.
Well, we can show that.
We can also show the progress
and what people who support the mine really want, right?
It feels manipulative.
And censoring someone's testimony?
-What is it, then? -It's different.
You know what? You are...
Actually, you're absolutely right.
You're absolutely right.
Can I get something to drink? I'm really thirsty.
-Sure. Of course. -Really?
I have coffee,
I have whiskey.
Whiskey with coffee.
A mezcal? How about a mezcal?
I don't have any here, but I'll get some.
-Really? -Yes, I'll have one myself.
-Sure. -Sure? Can I?
-Please. -Okay.
Wait for me.
I'll be waiting.
Mezcal.
-Mezcal. -A little mezcal.
Mezcal.
Cheers.
Hey, what a pretty pashmina.
It matches your eyes.
Same exact color.
Well...
Shall we?
-Cheers. -Cheers.
Here's your uniform.
And the permit to enter the control area for residual waste.
That was the deal, son.
We didn't get you out of jail for free.
-What are you going to tell them? -That I was released for good behavior,
and was reinstated at the mine.
Good.
This is the CB568 manual.
It's the central system for residual-waste control.
Roque is in that area.
Your job is pretty easy.
It's all there, spelled out clearly.
For the magazine, we'd like to show
how things work in specialized facilities like this one.
And I think your comments could make the front page.
Do you work with the reporter who came the other day?
Who? No, I don't know.
This man...
He's very handsome.
Well, he was.
Because later I saw on the news that he was killed, right?
Poor guy.
Matías Iturrieta, you mean?
-Did you call the cleaning company? -I...
The wings are a mess.
Yes, I called them. They said within two hours at the latest,
they'll send replacements for the people who left.
Okay?
What a temper. Unbelievable.
Anyway, as I was saying.
I think the angle that interests us most is the art program.
And, well, exploring the patients' relationship with art.
Here they offer a ton of workshops.
Theater, painting, music.
The truth is, they really do some great work here.
Yes.
Yes, look. This painting here, the one with flowers,
was done by one of our patients.
-I think she paints really well. -Yes, I love it.
Do you think I could meet her for a minute,
and chat with her?
Because, honestly, I'd like to include that in the story.
And talk about the great work you do here, obviously.
It's just that, well, we'd have to ask the family's permission.
Sure, of course, I understand.
I...
It just reminded me of...
Something my grandmother used to do too.
And I got emotional, sorry. Maybe I shouldn't have.
Look, we can go in, but just for a little while.
And I'll get a nurse to go with you.
-Really? -Yes.
-Thank you. -Come with me.
This way.
The whole facility is beautiful too. I feel like...
Boss, we've been here for several hours, I can see you're tired.
A little, just a bit.
You can leave if you want. I'll keep going.
No, I want to check the last few years, and I promise we'll leave after that.
Alright.
Look.
Don't you think it's the same tattoo?
Yes, the tattoos look the same. The faces do too.
But here he looks much younger.
Well, yes, because this photo is from 15 years ago.
Look.
Here it says that in 2005
he entered prison for armed robbery.
And in 2008 he was released on parole.
And that same year,
he joined a social reintegration program for inmates
promoted by Miguel Ángel Robles.
That means he was given a job at Robles and Associates.
It's too much of a coincidence, Camacho.
-Don't you think? -Yes.
Come with me, please.
Matildita is one of my favorites.
Although I'm only with her when her regular nurse has the day off.
-Hello. -Matildita, miss...
Jimena Serrano.
Miss Jimena wants to meet you and talk about your paintings.
That's nice, yes.
Yes, they are very beautiful.
-Excuse me. -How nice.
You look beautiful.
You look like someone, but I can't remember who.
I have one of those familiar faces. People say I look like a lot of people.
Look.
This is my son Ramoncito, look how handsome he is.
Her son is actually named Juan,
although we don't know why she always calls him Ramón.
Mrs. Matilde's son is here.
I think he'd love to meet you.
He's parking now, he'll be here soon.
Alright.
Are you staying to meet him?
Yes, I'll go to the bathroom first. Can you help me with...?
Of course, I'll go with you. Look.
-It's this way. -See you in a bit.
-Yes. -The paintings are beautiful.
Yes, thank you.
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