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Linda, Rey's wife, sets in motion the macabre plan to get rid of him. Rey returns home furious and Elias, Linda's lover is full of reasons not to be discouraged. Linda will make the last attempt without knowing that Rey has discovered something.
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Linda, Rey's wife, sets in motion the macabre plan to get rid of him. Rey returns home furious and Elias, Linda's lover is full of reasons not to be discouraged. Linda will make the last attempt without knowing that Rey has discovered something.
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