Suicide or murder? That is the question haunting federal agent Gabriel Dantas ever since Ágata, his former fiancée, was found unconscious in what appeared to be the staging of her own tragic end. But something about the scene didn’t add up. Something he couldn’t quite name — a piece out of place, like a twisted game of spot the difference.
Now, Gabriel finds himself torn between the remorse of having prioritized his career and the growing suspicion that she was the victim of a meticulously planned crime.
His obsessive search for answers takes him to Ágata’s hometown — a small, stifling place where secrets seem to grow like invisible roots, anchoring everyone to the ground. Ágata carried scars Gabriel never fully understood. Some memories bind us to the past forever. And Gabriel is about to discover just how deep those roots can reach.
As he investigates Ágata’s past, Gabriel realizes he’s facing something far more sinister than he ever imagined — perhaps a psychopath who turned the woman he loved into the centerpiece of a cruel game. Meanwhile, fragments of Ágata’s disturbing memories invade his dreams — glimpses of a childhood marked by shadows and a youth filled with silences he never managed to interpret.
But these clues, these dreams, vanish the moment he wakes, leaving him increasingly lost between what is real and what is imagined. Will Gabriel be able to uncover the truth? Or is he merely caught in a trap built by his own guilt?