Gaviota and Sebastián are struck by seeing each other in the coffee plantations, but there is Lucía, his girlfriend in NY, with whom he has a conflictive back and forth relationship.
Sebastián cannot take his eyes off Gaviota, while Lucía proposes to go to Colombia. The young Vallejo is undecided, return to NY or stay to work on his father's farm.
Sebastián does not imagine Gaviota as part of his family, but Marcela makes him think. Attraction wins over reason, he goes to the bar, where he asks her to dance. Ivan clings to the document.
Sebastián takes advantage of the evening with Gaviota and apologizes. She prefers that he not say anything, she warns him and asks for respect, even though she is his employee. A rival appears for Vallejo.
Leonidas approaches Gaviota and Sebastián is like a lion taking care of his prey. Afraid of losing her, he asks Aurelio to keep him up to date. Lucrecia's wedding suits Lucía like a glove.
In Casablanca, the class difference is very marked, especially when Marcela's boyfriend, Lemarcus, arrives. Sebastián defends that relationship and is upset by Iván and Julia's rejection.
Sebastián confirms that his love for Gaviota is not a whim and they make plans. Lucía arrives in Colombia and swallows bitter, Vallejo's snubs make her suspect that she has another.
Lucía takes advantage of a moment alone with Sebastián to seduce him, she notices him differently. Marcela gives Gaviota some clues and she takes the initiative to talk to Iván again on the ground.
Gaviota asks Iván to somehow "arrange" the payment of the fine, since she and her mother could never raise the money to pay for the land. He takes advantage and attacks her like a wolf.
Sebastián finds out that Lucía is coming to his birthday, so he looks for the perfect excuse to "fly" away. Marcela is her confidante, while her mother, Julia, is offended.
Lucrecia, Lucía and Iván think about making Sebastián fall, while he and Gaviota walk, flirt and talk about eternal love. Vallejo's ex proposes to put the collector where she deserves.
