Frio sol de invierno Page #5

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Which bags shall I take?

Gonzalo,

I'm sorry about your mother...

How is she?

Coping... She gets up

and goes out now.

She's been going

to the clinic all week.

And she's stopped

complaining so much.

You still don't know

who did it?

Yeah.

I heard about your dad

up at the yard.

In this place, everybody

knows everybody's business.

Well, some more than others.

Don't pretend.

I know you didn't like him.

Do you know who did it?

That's what the police asked me.

I don't know.

He had plenty of enemies.

When a bastard gets killed,

anybody could have done it.

They've been looking

for fingerprints and all that.

It's here.

This place is

a bit weird, isn't it?

When I was little and my father

punished me, I'd come up here.

Till today.

Put them over there, please.

Anyway...

I'll be going.

Going?

Yes, I'd better...

Have a drink or something.

You've done me a favour,

it's the least I can do.

And you can keep me company.

And my father

won't come up here...

Sh*t

I shouldn't say that.

It's not funny.

How about something

to eat or drink?

Help yourself.

This thing with my father...

it's like a relief.

I know that sounds terrible

and I may be a bad daughter,

but between you and me,

I was sick of him.

I can tell you,

you know what I mean.

You knew him.

I'm not glad but

I won't shed any tears either.

What will you do now?

We've put the business

up for sale.

I've got some savings.

The real estate people say

it'll soon be snapped up.

I'd like to set up

my own business.

Can you see me running a shop?

Yes, of course I can.

- And anything you want.

- Anything I want?

Yes.

Like what?

I don't know.

Anything.

And I'd come in

and buy things.

Thanks.

You're so good to me.

Why that face?

What face?

That one.

Come on.

Evening.

Evening, Raquel.

Mind if I sit down?

How are you?

Okay...

I can't work yet

and I can't sleep for the pain,

so here I am,

doing what I always do.

Waiting for everything to go away.

I saw a friend of yours.

She sends her regards.

Amelia.

I bet you remember her.

Why are you doing this?

You knew who I was,

didn't you?

That night you asked me

how old I was,

you knew who I was.

But I don't remember you.

I was too small.

And very affectionate.

And a pain too.

Following me around everywhere.

It made your mother...

She was... very jealous.

What have you heard?

Everything, I think.

Amelia found you

work at the house,

you got pregnant

by my father,

my mother kicked you out.

Is there anything else?

Only what you're looking at.

So you all know where I am...

What more do you want?

I've got nothing left.

You'll leave this place too.

I'm okay here.

Where's "here?

My bed?

No.

There must be something

better than this out there.

This town's stifling me.

And you should do the same.

My cousin still

owes you money...

Not any more.

We settled up

this afternoon.

I forgot the debt,

and he let me bring the bags.

Forgot...?

Are you stupid?

Ifs okay. He wouldn't have

given it to me anyway.

And at least I'm here now.

- With you.

Stupid!

I came out on top for once.

Are they still together?

Your parents, I mean.

In her last few letters Amelia

said something about your mother...

That she was

drinking too much?

Yes, that's all she did.

I think my father's okay.

He always was.

He lives in South America with

a girl who could be my sister.

I mean from her age.

And my mother... died.

A good few years ago.

I was only a kid.

My father f***ed us

all up well.

That's for sure.

Look...

I'd rather Gonzalo

didn't know about this.

Whatever.

It's none of my business.

If it was me,

I think I'd like to know,

but that's up to you.

The fact that he's my half-brother

just makes me a bad influence.

Is that why

you set fire to that bastard?

Nothing to do with it.

All I know is

I did the right thing.

That's him.

Was he the one that night?

Take this

and get out of the car.

Right, but I wasn't here, okay?

Get out of the car!

You took the wrong road.

My place is the other way.

Did I say anything

about taking you home?

Gonzalo!

- You're Gonzalo, aren't you?

- Yes.

Get in!

Why?

I haven't done anything.

You know who I am,

- clon't you?

- Yes.

Then get in the car and

don't complicate things any further.

Or shall I call those two over?

Look, your son's in that car.

The man with him

is the family lawyer. He'll do

all the paperwork.

He's a real dog.

Maybe that's why

he's the faithful kind.

So you won't have to worry.

Here.

Ask the lawyer

for the other set of keys.

Thanks, but... I can't.

Get him to help out

with Carmen.

That's what he's paid for.

I'm sure he can help.

This won't work out, Adrian.

RaqueL

this is the only thing

that'll workout.

What's going on, Mum?

Adrian!

Adrian!

What are you doing?

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