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Collection of the ten chapters of the novel Deep down, without interruptions.
Collection of the ten chapters of the novel Deep down, without interruptions.
Collection of the ten first chapters of the novel Deep down, without interruptions.
Ramón keeps on telling the motivation of the people involved in the story and the origen of the money stored in the Universal Savings Bank safe; and, also, talks about the content of one particular briefcase which is the main goal of the Councillor and that Xiana didn't rescue in her first attempt. When he insistes her to go down again and she ends up reproaching him he had left abandoned on a bench in the middle of nowhere.
Ramón sigue contando las motivaciones de las partes implicadas en la historia y el origen del dinero depositado en la caja fuerte de la Caja Universal; y, también, habla del contenido de un maletín concreto que es el objetivo de la Concejala y que Xiana no rescató en su primer intento. Cuando le insiste para que vuelva a bajar, Xiana termina por echarle en cara que la dejase tirada en un banco en medio de la nada.
According to Ramón, when Andrés contacts him for the treasure thing he feels homesickness and he decides to come, more for fun than for believing the story was real. When the plan is ongoing and they had just contact Xiana, he receives a call from the central, the one here.
From the other side of the phone there is Alicia's mother, Xiana listens to the whole story of desperate mother that doesn't knows anything about her daughter and learns that Alicia and Andrés are really close. At Andrés' place she can hear the telly, but nobody opens the door and, as she is bored and she doesn't have anything better to do, she decides to go the Ramón's hotel. At the reception they tell her they gave him a note with a date at five in the afternoon at the central shops.
Xiana tells Ramón she is neither his servant, nor she is going to be happy without a share of the treasure. Ramón tries to threaten her but, in the end, he kisses her. Xiana wants to phone Sandra to tell her everything but recalls she doesn't have the cell, so she decides to go to her place.
Xiana runs away from the folding helicopter's place leaving Salva alone in front of the "danger". At home she gets ready to go back to the Ramón's hotel, although she doesn't need to go there because when she opens the door out he is already there about to ring the bell.
Salva, once he gets over the anger for Xiana dissapperance, and splitting his sides with the helipcopter thing, tells her, showing somekind of distrust, that they thought it was her who took care of the briefcases; when they realize the money has been stolen, they decided to pay Ramón a visit and ask for an explanation.
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