Jugar con Fuego

SIX MONTHS AGO

Hello?

Good morning?

You scared me.

You like danger, don't you?

Good morning.

Good morning, dear Irma.

-Good morning. -Good morning.

Take a seat.

Andrea isn't having breakfast with us again?

Be patient with her.

Why? What is she doing?

She was at Martín's kayak store yesterday.

She rented some of them to go sailing in the river with her friends.

How do you know that?

Credit cards. I told him to keep me posted.

What?

Andrea is entitled to her own privacy.

Not with my money.

Why did you get Gildardo involved in something so personal?

Because he's the only one I can trust in this family!

-What? -I can't believe this.

I'm sorry about this, Gildardo, but you're not part of this family.

It is in your hands, Andrea,

ensure that the fruit of this soil you walk on every day remains ours

and my grandchildren's.

When will I see you again?

I don't know.

I'm leaving now because I have a breakfast appointment,

but I'll hit you up.

Did you know sugar babies get money in exchange for sex?

Really?

I would hate to know that you're living off me.

Exactly.

I get to choose.

I'll call you next time.

For you, I would pay all the gold in the world.

-Hello. -Hello.

What can I do for you?

Are you going to town?

I'll give you a ride if you want.

Do you have something to exchange for it?

Anything you want to sell?

Let's make the exchange in my car.

I'll tell you what.

Do you want to give me a ride? Then, go ahead.

And if you don't, then don't.

-It's your choice. -You're so friendly, aren't you?

At least, buy me some moonshine.

I'll buy you whatever you want.

Just take me to an inn where I could eat

and stay at for a few days.

-"Inn"? Where are you from? -Mexico, why?

So, we're being invaded.

Let me straighten this out for you.

If you buy me a tequila,

I'll give you a ride.

If you buy me another one, your suitcase comes with us.

Or I could put my suitcase in the trunk

and buy you nothing. How about that?

-Hello. -Gildardo.

Come to the warehouse.

I'll be right there, godfather.

I can't believe it, Gildardo. Another day delayed.

Do I have to do it all?

It's impossible to delegate when you are surrounded by assholes.

Listen to me. I want everything

sorted out right now.

Hello.

GAIANI COFFEE

I'm sorry. I didn't see you coming.

I didn't see you. I mean it.

Take me away from here.

Take me away from here, now.

What's this? Are we committing a robbery?

-A kidnapping. -Really?

-And my kidnapper's name is? -Andrea.

Andrea, my name is Fabrizio.

I'll drive you up to the gate of the ranch. The company owns this jeep.

I can't take you where you're going.

The company is mine. I own all of this.

You're Don Jorge's daughter.

Am I right?

-Yes, I am. -You studied in the United States.

Hey, your dad told me off once.

If he finds out I'm driving you around in this jeep,

-you can imagine-- -I'll handle my dad!

Everybody is afraid of him. It's so stupid, I don't get it.

Put your seatbelt on.

-Hello. -Why are you home at this time of the day?

I just wanted to see you.

Okay. Here I am.

You know what? Somebody told me this morning

that they heard two people having sex in the warehouse.

What? In our warehouse?

No, in Gaiani's. I've just heard about it.

Wow. People are so weird.

Everybody says coffee is an aphrodisiac.

We should market it that way

so we could draw in more tourists.

-What do you think? -Okay.

But if we put it on the market

without trying it first,

we might be sued for false advertising.

Let's go inside. Come on.

But you're a charmer.

-You smell like coffee. -Really?

Well, it's the scent of the lotions

-from your Mexican protégé. -Let me see.

You don't like them?

That boy...

-is going places. -And you like

being a good Samaritan.

Yes.

That's why...

I would like to rescue you.

Right here.

Hey.

-What's this? -What's that?

-I don't know. -No, that is...

a coffee bean peel. I must have gotten it at the store.

There was a lot of it and some flew into my hair. Is it gone?

Take them off.

It's a pity the employees' cars

don't have air conditioners, right?

Can you clean them for me?

Things have changed a lot since I left the company.

Really? Have they?

My dad didn't hire people like you before.

Like me?

Arrogant, full of themselves,

and impolite.

You're just like your father, aren't you?

You think you're better than the rest.

It's a family curse. Be careful.

Who are you like? Your mom or your dad?

Where should I drop you? I don't have all day.

Pull over.

Okay.

Hold this.

Wait for me.

-Anything else? -We will see.

May I take some pictures?

How awesome.

Hey!

Wait a minute. I'll be done with my pictures in a bit.

You continue doing your photo safari.

I have a lot of work to do.

Wait a minute. Just two more pictures.

Good luck!

-Where are you going? -I don't want to lose my job.

How am I going to get myself back home?

You're pretty. You will surely come up with something.

Asshole!

Hey!

Did you oversleep, man?

Open up. I want to have a drink.

Eliseo, how are you?

-Can we come in? -Come in.

Hey!

Someone pour this man a drink!

Now, I don't owe you anything.

I thought you had forgotten about your promise.

What if I pay you?

I already know every woman around here.

I want to play around with a foreigner.

Relax. I don't bite.

It's good to have friends around.

In case you suddenly get into trouble.

Tell me one thing.

Don't you want to be looked at?

This is out of style, Mom.

You know I love that jacket.

It's for people my age, as well as that dress.

What did you just say?

-Your age? -Yes.

No.

-No. -Andrea...

What are you doing, princess?

All those clothes are still okay, and I like them.

Yes.

You liked them. And these clothes

are going to be enjoyed by who knows? I don't care.

So, you and I are going shopping right now.

-God. -Put your shoes on.

I'll get my things and wait for you downstairs.

It's an order. That's what I said and it is final.

-Really? -Yes, it's final.

FAMILY DINNER HALL

Excuse me, ma'am. You don't have a place to spend the night?

It seems like I don't, doesn't it?

Do you know someone who might rent out a room?

The problem is, we are in the middle

of the coffee harvest season. So, there are no vacancies.

Oh, god. This is not what I need right now.

I need to work.

I'm looking for someone to help at the bar here.

It might be a temporary job while you're on the lookout.

Or we can have an exchange. I have a room in the back.

You can stay there in the meantime.