Lucas, a grieving fisherman, found new purpose when a baby boy was abandoned on his doorstep. After his wife, Maria, passed away, Lucas lived a lonely life, until one cold night, he discovered the baby in a basket. The note left with the child asked him to care for him, and Lucas, feeling a spark of love he thought was gone, took the baby in. He named the child Matias, after Maria’s father, and raised him with great love and devotion. As the years passed, Matias grew into a bright and energetic young man, and Lucas cherished their simple, fulfilling life together.

Seventeen years later, their peaceful existence was disrupted by a visit from Elijah, a wealthy stranger who claimed to be Matias’s uncle. Elijah revealed that Matias’s mother had abandoned him, leaving him with Lucas for a better life. He promised Matias a future filled with wealth and opportunity, a stark contrast to the humble life they led. Lucas was heartbroken by the revelation, but his love for Matias remained unwavering. Despite Elijah’s offer of a life of luxury, Lucas insisted that their life, filled with love and simplicity, was worth more than any riches.

Matias, torn between the two worlds, asked to hear more about his past, seeking answers to his origins. While Lucas understood Matias’s need to know, he reminded him that no matter where he came from, he belonged with him. The conversation left both father and son in a difficult position, unsure of what the future would bring, but bound by a deep, unbreakable bond of love.