F: I assume your family doesn’t know that you’re going to live with Celia in Arganzuela.
A: I… I don’t know who told you that, but…
F: You don’t have to pretend, Aurora. She told me. She had trouble being honest, but… she finally told me.
A: And now is when you demand that I stop perverting your sister and you kick me out of the house.
F: No, no. No, I won’t deny that I don’t understand your relationship, but I’m not planning on doing that.
A: I wasn’t expecting that.
F: I won’t deny that my first reaction was one of surprise, not to mention…
A: Scandal.
F: Yes. But I’ve been thinking, and I’ve remembered that Celia and I haven’t been just sisters. We’ve been best friends. And we’ve told each other everything. Everything except this. I suppose she was afraid of my reaction.
A: And I understand her. I’ve had a lot of problems precisely for that, for being honest.
F: And I’ve been thinking some more, and I’ve remembered how rough she’s had it and how much she has suffered. Until you came into her life. And you know what? I want her to be happy. Look, Celia is a wonderful woman. She’s sensitive, she’s smart, she’s… she’s good. And what do I care who she chooses to love?
A: You know what? I’ve misjudged you. [Laughs] See? I too have my prejudices.
F: Aurora, I only ask you one thing. To be discreet. Look, she’s the person I love most in the world, and if someone finds out that…
A: Don’t worry, don’t worry. We’ll be very careful. I’m the first one who wants this to last forever.
F: So… you really love her?
A: You don’t know how much. I’ll try to make her happy, every day.
C: Thank you.
F: I’m going to miss you so much.