A new conflict for Silvia
In the imminent episode of ‘As if it were yesterday’, Sílvia, played by Montse Germán, is at the center of a tumultuous conflict with her partner, Francesc. Love relationships are like a drift ship, where an unexpected event can make everything tambling.
The party night that changes everything
The story begins with an apparent innocent plan: Francesc accompanies the Itziar to carry out some steps. However, what seemed to be a quick route is transformed into a holiday. His arrival at home at timeless hours triggers a clash with Sílvia, who is not ready to ignore the situation.
Tension in the air
Silvia’s reaction is immediate and forceful, showing a discontent that Francesc is trying to subtract importance. The situation is complicated and it becomes clear that its relationship is a delicate moment, with possible repercussions that can mark its future.
The inauguration that there
In parallel, Gemma and Cristina are in a situation of distress. The Itziar, who is essential for an important event, has disappeared without a trace. The nerves grow while the calls are not answered, and the concern about their safety seizes the two.
Uncertainty as the protagonist
The uncertainty that surrounds his absence jeopardizes the success of an inauguration that should be a celebration. The two protagonists are trapped between hope and fear, wondering if the situation will end well.
Envy between brothers: Quique and Salva
In the meantime, Quique tries to strengthen his family ties with his friend Joel, inviting him to share moments with him, Hadrian and Celia. This action, which he considers to be a gesture of inclusion, provides an unexpected reaction in Salva, who cannot help but feel displaced.
Reflections on relationships
The rivalry between brothers becomes palpable, and Salva cannot help but make comparisons that leave him in a position of insecurity. ‘As if it were yesterday’ continues to explore the complexities of human relationships, where each action can trigger an unexpected reaction.