Episode 63 of La Herencia
The good news is that Simón is unaware that Aurora is unaware that Santa Catalina cannot be sold. Juan tells Simón that Aurora has returned and that he gave her his share so they could be alone. Simon tells Juan that Pedro hasn’t been treating his work seriously lately, which is why Sara was named vice president of the company. He also acknowledges that Sara has done a great job; he only wishes he hadn’t been so hateful of her.
Simon keeps talking, seeming to have made up his mind to tell Juan what transpired after the accident, but Sara walks in before he can finish.
Sara tells them she’s fine and doesn’t need to see a doctor because it’s just stress. Beatriz pumps up the lie, claiming that it must be the stress with the company and her life that caused a case of gastritis. Sara faints on Juan’s arms, and Beatriz rushes to help with some smelling salts, and she regains consciousness.
When Sara returns to Beatriz’s office, she confirms that she is pregnant. Beatriz is sorry to tell her that if this is the case, she won’t be able to conceal it for long. Angry, Lucas enters the room and informs Sara and Beatriz of the hurtful things Pedro said to Mateo. Beatriz remarks, “That’s the real Pedro speaking,” and Sara looks shocked before telling Lucas they will speak later.
Bertha discovers the wine receipt shortly after reading an article online claiming that Deborah was poisoned by a bottle of wine. She tries to hide the receipt, but Rosa shows up just in time to ask her to turn it over. She does so, telling her that it is Prospero’s receipt for the wine he had promised to buy her. Bertha is still shocked that the wine isn’t here, but the receipt is. Rosa then asks her if she’s trying to suggest that Prospero killed Deborah, since it can’t be plausible that Prospero could poison a mosquito. However, what if someone was posing a threat to the family?
Jessica arrives home.