Broken Embraces

Fourteen years prior, a devastating car crash occurs on the island of Lanzarote. This tragic event not only robs Mateo Blanco of his sight but also takes the life of Lena, the woman he loved beyond measure.

In the aftermath of the car crash, Mateo Blanco adopts the identity of Harry Caine to cope with his immense loss. He fully embraces this new persona, allowing the previous existence tied to his old name to fade into oblivion.

As Harry Caine, he finds solace in writing, becoming a successful author of scripts and stories. This creative outlet allows him to navigate life despite the darkness of his past, while also enabling him to cope with the absence of Lena.

Harry relies heavily on the unwavering support of Judit García, his former production manager, and her son Diego. Their presence in his life serves as a constant reminder that he is not entirely alone in his struggles, even amidst his blindness.

Over the years, Harry chooses to erase all memories linked to his past identity as Mateo Blanco. He lives with a blend of irony and a self-imposed amnesia, distancing himself from the pain of that fateful day.

One fateful night, Harry's life takes a turn after an unexpected encounter with recreational drugs. This reckless decision leads him to find himself taking care of young Diego, who is unwell and in need of attention.

Rather than alarming Judit about Diego's condition, Harry and the boy decide to keep the situation a secret. This unspoken pact highlights Harry's protective nature and the bond he shares with Diego.

During Diego's recovery, he becomes increasingly curious about Harry's past as Mateo Blanco. Unable to decline the boy's inquiries, Harry reluctantly opens up about the poignant history of his life before the crash.

As Harry recounts his life to Diego, he unveils the deep relationships he shared with Lena, Judit, and Ernesto Martel. This reflective moment reveals the entangled lives shaped by love, jealousy, betrayal, and guilt.

The narrative of Mateo, Lena, and Ernesto becomes a moving yet harrowing saga that resonates deeply with Harry. Memory lanes filled with pain and passion are explored, emphasizing the weight of lost love and broken dreams.

Totally immersed in his recollections, Harry employs vivid imagery to describe the love shared between him and Lena. Their passionate embrace is shattered into countless fragments, symbolizing the destruction caused by fate.

Through these memories, Harry confronts the shadows of his past and the burden of guilt he carries. The discussion serves to not only remind him of what he lost but also the art that emerged from his afflictions.

As the night progresses, Harry begins to find solace in sharing his story with Diego. This act of recalling the past allows him to confront his grief and slowly come to terms with his dual identity.

Through his candid revelations to Diego, a new bond begins to form between the two. This connection suggests that even within the pain of loss, new relationships can emerge, offering hope and healing.