The White Slave

Tomás presents his final payment to Don Domingo in exchange for his freedom and inquires about the possibility of eventually purchasing freedom for his wife and daughter.

Tomás and Lorenza depart to start a new life with the children. Meanwhile, Nicolás, upon learning that Victoria is still alive, instructs Morales to locate her.

Isabel experiences complications during childbirth. Meanwhile, Miguel embarks on a covert journey with Victoria to the town, aiming to demonstrate that there are other white people in the area.

Joaquín attempts to assault Milagros, but she fights back. Morales provides Nicolás with a false account of the events involving Victoria. Meanwhile, the general takes action to avenge his son's death.

Tomás brings Miguel to Nicolás's ranch, but Miguel attempts to flee upon realizing the situation. Meanwhile, Victoria arrives at a convent in Spain.

Victoria seeks permission from the mother superior to volunteer in America, while Nicolás refuses to pay for Miguel's release.

Tomás interrogates Trinidad while Miguel receives medical attention. Adela begins to suspect a connection between Nicolás and Eugenia. Granados provides Nicolás with a potential suspect.

Remedios teaches Victoria the ways of proper etiquette, while Adela gets ready to welcome the marquise. Meanwhile, Rosa begins to take an interest in Miguel.

The marquise is questioned about the men who abducted her and is taken to Eugenia's ranch. Later, Rubén is captured and subjected to punishment.

During a journey, the marquise inquires about Rosa's family background. Meanwhile, Eugenia reveals that the chocolate import business has formed a partnership with Alonso Márquez.

Eugenia struggles during a demonstration of her processing machine and loses a key partner as a result. Miguel takes personal responsibility for an accident involving the marquise and faces consequences for his actions.

General Márquez informs the landowners that the government has provided funds to compensate them for the slaves who will be emancipated upon reaching the age of 18.

Miguel and Victoria spend the day together finalizing plans for their upcoming trip. Meanwhile, at the ranch, everyone is taken aback by Rosa's sudden disappearance, though Nicolás seems unfazed.

Márquez imposes a curfew in response to rising racial tensions between black and white communities. Nicolás, Granados, Arturo, Jaime, and López worry about being caught violating it.

A doctor discovers that Victoria has been poisoned, prompting Miguel and Milagros to search for an antidote. Meanwhile, Nicolás questions the slaves to determine if they witnessed any relevant information.

Isabel and the young man who discovered her take refuge in a quiet township while others continue searching for her in the fields. As they settle in, Isabel experiences a violent attack.

Alonso questions his father about imprisoning a man without due process, while Victoria offers to assist Adela with Isabel and shares her strategy with Remedios.

Victoria is concerned when Miguel fails to return to the ranch and fiercely defends him when he is accused of a murder he did not commit. With the help of Nicolás, Miguel manages to escape.

Arturo tends to his son's needs while Victoria pressures Nicolás into an immediate marriage. Meanwhile, Márquez informs Gabriel that he will be joining Alonso's business in the cocoa export industry.

Nicolás, Alonso, and Gabriel assist Remedios after she falls unconscious, while Felipe brings Miguel to the ranch. Meanwhile, Candela spreads a rumor that the ranch is haunted.

Felipe discusses his efforts to end slavery with Miguel, while Nicolás spends his wedding night with the marquise, who appears unfulfilled.

The characters gather at the church for a significant event. Eugenia learns that Adela is unhappy with her engagement to the marquise and is considering annulling her marriage to Nicolás.

Miguel learns that people believe he is dead, causing him concern, especially since Victoria is now married to Nicolás. Remedios urges Victoria to refrain from seeking revenge.

Victoria claims to have seen Miguel alive and credits Nicolás with saving him, while Tomás reveals a photograph that he believes will help Victoria understand the truth about her real parents.

Nicolás warns Father Octavio not to reveal anything about the events at the ranch, while Arturo informs Jaime of his intention to marry Isabel for financial gain.

Granados, Caicedo, and Nicolás offer Arturo their support in securing legal help for his son, but only if he agrees to their terms. Meanwhile, Trinidad assists Remedios in escaping.

Isabel visits Gabriel to talk about Jaime López, revealing her feelings for him. Gabriel responds by saying that Jaime is not worthy of her.

Remedios feels uneasy around Trinidad. During a hearing, attorney Restrepo interrogates Isaías, who is reluctant to speak, allowing Jaime to gain an advantage.

Nicolás brings Miguel to the ranch and forces him to work alongside the other enslaved laborers. Ángela suggests organizing a fundraiser to support those in need.

Adela scolds Isabel for supporting Victoria and imprisons her in a room. Nicolás and Granados negotiate with the judge to determine Jaime's sentence.

Felipe urges Márquez and Alonso to uphold the law, which allows a slave to purchase his own freedom. Nicolás disciplines Miguel and imprisons Victoria and Isabel.

Milagros informs Victoria that she cannot help her escape. Eugenia purchases textiles from the most recent European shipment. Ángela has a conversation with Felipe.

Felipe and Catalina assist Ángela and a group of enslaved individuals in escaping. Meanwhile, Milagros helps Victoria arrange a meeting with Miguel, and mysterious graffiti begins appearing on the homes of landowners.

Granados and Márquez, accompanied by armed men, arrive at Felipe Restrepo's home with a search warrant. Catalina intervenes to defend Isaías after he is caught.

Miguel takes a prominent role in leading the revolutionary movement, as reported by Caicedo and Granados. Meanwhile, Catalina becomes a target of a nighttime attack, and Eugenia shares a moment of closeness with Nicolás.

Felipe learns about Catalina's connection to Isaías, prompting tension. Márquez and Alonso vow to hold those responsible accountable.

Gabriel and Jesús decide to host a slave meeting at their home, going against Manuela's wishes. Meanwhile, Trinidad warns Milagros about the dangers of racial mixing.

Miguel and the other slaves set out to pursue Granados after discovering he was responsible for the deaths of the freedmen. Meanwhile, Nicolás uncovers the details of a secret meeting held by the black community.

Miguel reveals Victoria's true identity as the Marquise and owner of Edén. Nicolás plans to sell several slaves, including Hilaria, to boost his financial gains.

Ángela delivers a eulogy at the funeral. As Victoria descends into the pit, a sudden collapse leaves her trapped inside a tunnel.

Miguel encounters Victoria in a tunnel, while Granados dons a military uniform, recalls being mistreated as a slave, and decides to leave.

Abdul and Ayotunde, an African fortune-teller with the ability to foresee events, are introduced as Granados arrives at Felipe's home with the intent of taking his wife by force.

Nicolás visits Eugenia's home, where Victoria feigns jealousy and stages a dramatic suicide attempt.

Nicolás alters the cocoa shipment route, inadvertently placing Victoria in a risky situation. With time running short, Eugenia must be alerted to prevent the failure of their escape plan.

Nicolás is attacked by bandits who steal his wagon, its cargo, and kidnap Isabel. A child witness claims a woman led the attackers.

Victoria plans to hire Ayotunde for the fiesta and nearly finds her, but Abdul suddenly appears. Meanwhile, Nicolás accuses Eugenia of stealing.

Bume reveals to Victoria that Nicolás coerced Eugenia into confessing by threatening her with death. Meanwhile, Morales tells Nicolás that he did not kill the white child.

Tomás volunteers to enter a dangerous tunnel to clear a path out of Edén, relying on his expertise with explosives.

Victoria discovers that Ayotunde is her mother, though Ayotunde has no memory of her.

Victoria attempts to restore Ayotunde's memory of her true identity as Lorenza, while Isabelita sees her father commit a murder. Meanwhile, Milagros reveals to Julián that she is pregnant.

Isabel confronts her father, accusing him of being a liar, fraud, and murderer. In response, Nicolás arranges for her to be committed to a psychiatric facility.

Miguel intervenes to protect Isabel and challenges Trinidad. Meanwhile, Morales critically injures Nicolás and abandons him near death.

Victoria, angered by Morales' revelations about Nicolás Parreño, attempts to kill her husband.

Eugenia is overwhelmed with guilt and pleads for forgiveness for her role in Bume's enslavement, while Miguel, Siervo, and Tomás make plans to flee.

Granados, witnessing the slaves emerge from a tunnel, prepares to confront and kill Miguel. Meanwhile, Paca, visibly upset, delivers troubling news to Felipe and Ana.

Victoria returns to Edén in an attempt to rescue her father, while Manuela tracks down her missing brother. Meanwhile, Nicolás resolves to take harsh action against Tomás.

Tomás urges Milagros to leave her quest for revenge behind and join Victoria, hoping to secure a better future for the child she is expecting.

Nicolás encounters the genuine Marquise of Bracamonte and discovers that his wife is Victoria Quintero, who traveled to America to be with her family and Miguel.

Nicolás manipulates Victoria into confessing her love for him, then prepares a poisoned drink intended for his wife, hoping she will witness Miguel's death before consuming it.

Fugitives spread illness among the farms, causing sickness in the village. Nicolás attempts to assassinate Márquez, who then transfers the governorship to him.

Nicolás is appointed governor of Santa Marta and vows to address the concerns of the enslaved people. Meanwhile, Tomás reunites with Lorenza, and Miguel takes a public stand by demanding the end of slavery.

Father Octavio reveals to Tomás and Lorenza that he once rescued Victoria in her youth, prompting her to assert control over the hacienda.