In a dramatic confrontation, Isaias returns to find his wife, Maran, and his brother, Ricardo, entangled in a complicated and painful situation. Isaias, enraged and feeling deeply betrayed, discovers that Maran is pregnant with Ricardo's child. He accuses both of betrayal, believing they took advantage of his presumed death to continue their lives together. Ricardo tries to explain that they were grieving and did what they felt was necessary to cope with his loss. Isaias, however, is adamant that he cannot accept the situation and demands that Maran terminate the pregnancy or he will leave. Maran, resolute, refuses to comply with Isaias's demands, asserting her right to keep her child and expressing frustration at Isaias's inability to understand her position. Ricardo supports Maran, emphasizing the complexity of their situation and defending their actions. Isaias, feeling unable to forgive and convinced that his return has only brought more pain, decides to leave, vowing to sever all ties and allow Maran and Ricardo to move on without further interference. The confrontation escalates with threats and emotional outbursts, leaving Maran caught in the middle of the intense conflict between Isaias and Ricardo.