Gonzalo is still waiting for the news that Patricia has come home safe. He wanted to rush to Jericho and confirm if she's okay, and it's taking every once of self-control he got not to get in his car. Violet told him to say in New York, and not to do anything. It goes against everything that he believes in. His whole body is yearning for her presence. The sweet touch of her flawless skin, the sound of her voice in his ears. Everyday that he is with her is like a slice of heaven on earth. "Gonzalo, what do we know about Patricia? What did the Maxfords told you." Darryl asked while they are having a meeting about what happended to one of their allies. The Los Diablos, a Mexican crime group, that joined them five years ago was massacred. Darryl and their men were all furious about it, but Gonzalo remained calm. "They told me not to anything. The attack on Los Diablos is a diversion from my father. Violet already told everything she knows about my father's plan.

The beginning of an all-out war between the Maxfords and Gonzalo, against Santiago Valenzuela. As soon as Patricia arrived home, she immediately told them about her plans. Franklin overly disagreed with her plan, in fact his reaction was violent. He doesn't want his daughter to be involved in anything that could put his daughter in harm's way. What shocked Patricia is that both her mother, and her Uncle Alexander agreed. Her father's reaction was more than just surprised. He was furious that they spoke up against him. Alexander having a different perspective is not new to him. But, his wife standing up against him is another story. "This is ridiculous! You don't know how dangerous Santiago Valenzuela is. And you, the two of you. Are you really just going to agree with all this? Don't you even care about her safety?" Franklin kept complaining. "Franklin, you're daughter is a grown woman. She can make her own decisions. She's not a six-yea-old girl that needs y

Just as Patricia's asked, Alberto left Gonzalo's estate to find Jacob and his sister. In all honesty, she enjoys taking orders from Patricia more than he did from Santiago. He can see that he is smart, and cunning, but with a great grip of her emotion. One night when he arrived at Gonzalo's estate, the two of them talked about Patricia. When he learned about where she came from, all he could say was 'wow'. The history of her family is fascinating, and scary. As a full-blooded Spanish himself, he's been hearing stories about the Zaragozas since he was a child. Their entire family is more powerful than the Spanish monarch. Her mother used to say that whoever sits in the Spanish throne is just another pawn on the game of Zaragozas. Even his grandmother told him that the Zaragozas are the true monarchs of Spain. They are untouchable, and they only need to ask whoever the ruling King is, and they can get whatever they want. Growing up, he thought that it was just fant

Just as Patricia's asked, Alberto left Gonzalo's estate to find Jacob and his sister. In all honesty, she enjoys taking orders from Patricia more than he did from Santiago. He can see that he is smart, and cunning, but with a great grip of her emotion. One night when he arrived at Gonzalo's estate, the two of them talked about Patricia.When he learned about where she came from, all he could say was 'wow'. The history of her family is fascinating, and scary. As a full-blooded Spanish himself, he's been hearing stories about the Zaragozas since he was a child. Their entire family is more powerful than the Spanish monarch. Her mother used to say that whoever sits in the Spanish throne is just another pawn on the game of Zaragozas.Even his grandmother told him that the Zaragozas are the true monarchs of Spain. They are untouchable, and they only need to ask whoever the ruling King is, and they can get whatever they want. Growing up, he thought that it was just fant

Early in the morning, one of Gonzalo's servants knock on their bedroom door. There was a delivery dropped off at the gate addressed to Gonzalo's name. It was a sealed long wooden box, only larger than a coffin by one or two inches. Nobody touched it yet, because they were all waiting for the two bosses to come down.A putrid smell is coming out from the box, and all of them are too familiar in such smell. The moment Gonzalo and Patricia came down to the living room, they immediately gave the order to open the wooden box. And, no matter how strong their stomachs are, seeing what was the content of the box rattled them."Oh, God! That's Benson." One of their men exclaimed."I'm going to skin those bastard alive!" Another one yelled out of anger."Calm down, boys. This is a good thing. He is running on blind rage, and his tripping. A rabid animal is easier to hunt because they don't have strategy anymore. They are working on rage.""Does that mean we'