The Pact

Sometimes, the best love stories begin with a lie. Alejandra Prado has everything and feels like she has nothing. Irene Verdejo only has her son, and she does whatever it takes to support him, including prostitution. When the youngest daughter of the Prados is photographed in an affectionate pose with a high-end prostitute, Ernesto Prado sees the public offering of his pharmaceutical company threatened and devises a plan in which he forces the two women to fake a relationship in order to prevent the press from speculating and damaging the family's reputation. Irene accepts the deal to protect her son. Alejandra does it to protect Irene, and what begins as a pretend relationship full of tense situations and reproaches soon gives way to spontaneity and complicity, causing both to fear the moment when they'll have to end the agreement.