Episodio 22: Recuerdos – Raquel spends more time with Ángela’s relatives and learns additional information about Ángel and his relationship with Rosario. The family members reflect on their father’s life and what they remember about his past. Their memories provide Raquel with clues that help her move closer to solving the mystery that Don Fernando asked her to investigate.   Episodio 23: Vista Al Mar – With the new information she has gathered in Puerto Rico, Raquel prepares to continue her investigation. She reflects on what she has learned about Ángel and Rosario and considers the remaining questions that still need answers. The episode emphasizes how each person’s memories contribute to uncovering the truth about the past.   Episodio 24: El Don Juan – While still in Puerto Rico, Raquel spends more time with Ángela and finally meets her boyfriend, Jorge, at a local club. Raquel is immediately suspicious of Jorge’s character, viewing him as a “Don Juan” who may be more interested in the Castillo family inheritance than in Ángela herself. Meanwhile, at the hacienda La Gavia in Mexico, the Castillo family continues to deal with internal tensions and Don Fernando’s declining health while they wait for Raquel’s final report. Episodio 25: Reflexiones I (Episodio de repaso) – This is a review episode that summarizes the first half of Raquel’s long investigation. It looks back at the events in Spain, where Raquel met Teresa Suárez and learned the truth about Rosario’s survival after the war. It also recaps the journey to Argentina, where Raquel met Arturo Iglesias and discovered that Rosario had passed away, shifting the focus of the search to Rosario’s first son, Ángel Castillo. This episode is designed to help viewers review the complex web of family connections found in Europe and South America. Episodio 26: Reflexiones II (Episodio de repaso )– The second review episode focuses exclusively on the search for Ángel Castillo. It recaps the investigation from the moment Raquel arrived in San Juan, Puerto Rico, through her discovery of Ángel’s life as an artist and his eventual death. The summary revisits the emotional meetings with Ángel’s children, Ángela and Roberto, and the trip to San Germán to meet their grandmother. It highlights the discovery of the trunk filled with Ángel’s paintings and letters—the final pieces of evidence needed to prove his identity to the family in Mexico.