La Herencia

Sara manages to get into the avocado factory to work, but both Simón and Julieta reject the idea.

Juan defends Sara from being harassed and then looks for Julieta to ask her to separate for a while.

Cornelio finds out that Pedro and Bea were lovers and confronts him; Pedro reveals to his brothers that Tadeo is a Del Monte.

Déborah offers Julieta her help in separating Sara from Julieta; Mateo suffers a motorcycle accident and Juan discovers Sara's debts.

As the Del Montes reject Lucas' job offer, he decides to leave the house and forfeit his share of the inheritance.

Juan assures Sara that her presence has changed his life, but she asks him not to insist so as not to suffer both for love. Julieta seeks to ally herself with Pedro.

Juan scolds Sara for being late for the company, but she confronts him. Pedro orders Cornelio to be killed, but someone else is wounded.

Sara resigns herself to Simón's rejection and accusations, although Juan tries to mediate the situation.

Mateo confesses to Juan that he and Julieta not only have a past together, but also accuses him of having taken her from him.

After breaking up with Julieta, Sara finds Juan praying and he asks her not to leave his side. Déborah and Próspero are discovered by Pedro.

Sara decides to leave the hacienda, but Juan tries to stop her with a shocking confession. Déborah proposes to Pedro to ally himself to make Sara fall in love.

Pedro confesses to all his brothers that Tadeo is his son; Juan claims him and they face each other. Déborah decides to leave the farm.

Juan declares his love for Sara and she also confesses that she feels something for him. Pedro reveals to Cornelio that Tadeo is his son.

Pressured by Pedro, Juan and Sara confess their relationship to all the Del Montes; both claim to fight for their love.

The avocado crop suffers severe damage due to the new fertilizer; Julieta and the Del Monte hold Sara responsible for what happened.

The Del Monte brothers attack Sara over the avocado problem; she decides to give up her inheritance and Juan approves of the idea.

Pedro confesses his love to Sara and offers his support after Juan's attacks due to the problem of the harvest; she suffers from Juan's mistrust.

Juan kisses Sara, but she rejects him out of mistrust. Modesto leaves the hacienda and the Milláns and the Cruzes have dinner as a “family”.

Pedro reveals to Juan that he is in love with Sara and they fight over her. Cornelio kidnaps Tadeo and the Del Montes try to stop him.

Julieta shows that Sara was to blame for the problem with the avocados and Juan supports her; Sara is disappointed and questions his love for her.

Henry airs the Del Montes in public and Pedro demands the presidency. Paloma discovers that her mother is alive and she appears before Déborah.

Pedro insists on having the presidency, but Juan puts a stop to him. Chavita apologizes to Paloma for all the damage done and agrees to marry Simón.

Simón attacks Sara and throws her out into the street in the middle of the rain; she blames Severiano for everything that happens at the farm.

Juan looks for Sara to find comfort and they end up making love, but Pedro catches them. Próspero announces to Rosa that he will sell the store.

Henry insults Sara at the conference, but she defends herself and gets off scot-free. Back at the hacienda, Sara and Pedro are attacked by a convoy.

Sara is taken to the hospital in serious condition and is in a delicate state; Déborah threatens Juan with death if anything happens to her daughter.

Julieta announces to Juan that she is expecting his baby; Pedro swears to Sara that he will fight for her love and kisses her while she is unconscious.

Juan receives death threats against Sara if he doesn't get away from her; he decides to sacrifice his happiness. Lucas finds out from Déborah that his mother is alive.

Pedro accuses Juan of killing Henry and he says nothing about his embezzlement. Juan asks Julieta to go live on the farm; Sarah leaves the hospital.

Juan breaks up with Sara and kicks her out of the hacienda, so she changes her attitude and threatens the Del Montes with fighting over the entire inheritance.

Sara warns Juan that she will fight for Santa Catalina and the presidency of the company. Juliet finds out that Déborah and Próspero were lovers.

Julieta passionately kisses Mateo, but he rejects her and in the struggle she gets hurt. Rosa, Déborah and Irma confront each other over Severiano.

Déborah orders the painting of Catalina to be removed from the hacienda and all the Del Montes explode, especially Simón, who threatens to kill them.

Sarah makes it clear to John that she could enter into a relationship with Peter; Mateo drinks again and Déborah confirms that Rosa was Severiano's lover.

Mateo reveals that he is the father of the baby that Julieta is expecting, but since Juan wants to send him to a clinic, he has a severe crisis.

Julieta hands Juan the paternity tests, but Juan shocks Julieta with his answer. Cornelio attacks Bea and Sara defends her.

Sara is determined to get Lucas back to the hacienda, but Juan stops her. Beatriz denounces Cornelio, but he accuses Sara in court.

Paloma and Simón get married in a romantic ceremony accompanied by their loved ones; Pedro questions Sara if she still loves Juan.

Dante informs Sara that her father's will is already contested; Juan is shocked to receive a call from his real mother.

Julieta accuses Sara of wanting to hurt her, Rosa finds out who Próspero's real lover is, and Pedro insists on removing Juan from the presidency.

Rosa decides to leave the house and come to live with the Del Montes, but Déborah reveals to everyone that she was Severiano's lover.

Lucas suffers seeing his mother die and confronts the men who attacked him, but his brothers defend him in Los Adoloridos.

The Del Montes are attacked by Victorio and his men, but they defend themselves. Déborah finds Rosa's love letters and blackmails her.

Sara asks Juan to set her free to start a life with Pedro, who takes revenge against those who attacked Santa Catalina.

Sara and Juan suffer from being separated, but he asks Julieta to marry him with conditions; Sara consoles Pedro, but they are caught by Julieta.

Pedro proposes to Sara to be his girlfriend in front of the whole family; Mateo renounces the inheritance and Déborah takes the store from Rosa and Próspero.

Juan asks Sara to stop the contestation of the will, but she assures him that she will keep everything; Rosa denies Próspero having loved Severiano.

Aurora appears before Pedro and Juan to try to reconcile with them, but is shocked by their reaction. Simon already knows that Déborah had him hit.

Pedro shows Sara the papers that prove Juan's fraud and manages to sow doubts in Sara. Julieta kisses Mateo surprisingly.

Pedro shows Brayan that nobody messes with him; Déborah discovers their hiding place. Sara confronts Juan about the company's fraud.

Pedro accuses Juan of fraud in front of the Del Monte, but since Juan reverses the attack, Pedro resigns from the company.

Déborah tries to get Tadeo out of the way; Pedro finds out and swears he will pay dearly. Sara gets dizzy and Lucas suspects that she may be pregnant.

Juan confesses his love to Sara, but she rejects him because of her imminent marriage with Julieta; Sara discovers that she is pregnant.

Sara suffers when she sees that Juan did marry Julieta. Pedro discovers that Sara is pregnant.

While Sara and Juan try to fix the problem with the Campoamor company, Pedro is willing to keep everything.

Sara suffers seeing her mother in a coma and asks her to fight for her life. There are several suspects behind the attack on Déborah.

Juan gives his part of Santa Catalina to his mother to help Pedro and Sara assures Simón that whoever hurt Déborah will pay dearly.

Pedro demands that his brothers get away from Sara, but she asks him to keep his distance; Pedro explodes and his first victim is Lucas.

Sara decides to leave Santa Catalina for the sake of her baby and tells the Del Montes that she is giving up the inheritance; Pedro ends Aurora's life.

Pedro listens when Dante tells Déborah that Sara is his daughter and not a Del Monte. Juan saves Sara from suffering an accident at the hands of Julieta.

Sara falls for Juan's poetry, while Pedro confronts Déborah because he already knows that Sara is not Severiano Del Monte's daughter.

Sara will feel exposed before Pedro, Jessica wants a divorce from Brayan and Simón makes a strong confession.

Simón reveals how his father died, while Sara and Julieta are exposed and it is revealed who the fathers of their children are.

Mateo reveals that he is the father of Julieta's child and Juan looks for Sara, while Déborah and Dante are cornered.

Sara tells her mother that she is going back with Juan and they receive her at the Hacienda, while Pedro sees Dante's ghost.

Brayan and Cornelio confront Pedro with disastrous consequences; Julieta blames Sara for her misfortune and tries to harm her baby.

Juan informs his brothers of the crimes that Pedro has committed against the company, but he listens to them.

Déborah reveals to Próspero that Rosa was Severiano's lover; Pedro admits having cheated the company in front of his brothers.

Déborah accepts in front of Sara that she is Dante's daughter; Sara, sad, chases her away. Próspero decides to leave the house and Rosa suffers from his abandonment.

Sara agrees to the Del Montes that she is not Severiano's daughter. Rosa reveals to Julieta a great secret that will change her life.

Simón asks Sara to give up the last name and she asks the Del Montes to decide if she goes or stays. Julieta reveals a serious secret to Mateo.

Pedro goes crazy again and eliminates one of his enemies. Juan receives some documents from Dante with evidence of various crimes.

Pedro informs his brothers that he bought the company and is now the new director; Sara suffers an attack that causes a terrible accident.

The Del Monte find out about everything Pedro has done, but he goes one step further by kidnapping Sara and Julieta.

After overcoming all the obstacles, Sara and Juan managed to be happy in the company of all the Del Montes.